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NSW Legislative Assembly – 12 November 2026

11 November 2026

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Sitting of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly on 12 November 2026.

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NSW Legislative Assembly – 12 November 2026

01:08:57

Opening of the sitting

01:08:57

Greg Piper — Opening prayer

01:08:57

Intervenant 3 — Acknowledgment of Country

01:09:09

Greg Piper — Personal explanation and light-hearted remarks

01:09:21

Address in Reply ceremony arrangements

01:10:07

Arrangements for presentation of Address in Reply to the Governor

01:10:07

General business notices of motions

01:11:00

Member for Leppington — Notice of motion on 15th Avenue upgrade

01:11:00

Member for Dubbo — Notice of motion on preschool funding cuts

01:11:35

Member for Wallsend — Notice of motion on year-round access to inland pools

01:12:05

Member for Murray — Notice of motion on universal preschool funding model

01:12:32

Member for Prospect — Notice of motion on Wetherill Park Fire Station and emergency services

01:13:05

Member for Ryde — Notice of motion on hammer attacks in Eastwood

01:13:42

Donna Davis (Member for Parramatta) — Notice of motion on ADHD reforms

01:14:13

Member for Coffs Harbour — Notice of motion on preschool funding cuts in regional NSW

01:14:45

Member for Riverstone — Notice of motion on North West Roads Strategy

01:15:18

Member for Barwon — Notice of motion on Tamworth water supply and Keepit pipeline

01:15:47

Member for Liverpool — Notice of motion on Diwali celebrations

01:16:14

Member for Castle Hill — Notice of motion on NSW Police Officer of the Year Awards

01:16:42

Member for Penrith — Notice of motion on International Day of People with Disability

01:17:16

Member for Tamworth — Notice of motion on preschool funding cuts in Tamworth

01:17:47

Member for Campbelltown — Notice of motion on ADHD reforms

01:18:16

Member for Wollondilly — Notice of motion on bus services

01:18:49

Member for Heathcote — Notice of motion on ADHD reforms

01:19:12

Member for Hawkesbury — Notice of motion on Warragamba Dam flood mitigation

01:19:45

Member for South Coast — Notice of motion on motor neurone disease reporting

01:20:18

Member for Orange — Notice of motion on land tax and farm resilience

01:20:49

Member for Newcastle — Notice of motion on foster carers

01:21:16

Member for Holsworthy — Notice of motion on youth violence at Casula High School

01:21:45

Member for East Hills — Notice of motion on Sir Joseph Banks High School facilities

01:22:14

Member for Hornsby — Notice of motion on Cherrybrook rezoning

01:22:49

Member for Campbelltown — Notice of motion on foster carers

01:23:19

Member for Lane Cove — Notice of motion on Lane Cove Council Bicycle Plan

01:23:44

Member for Blue Mountains — Notice of motion on gifted education upgrades at Springwood High School

01:24:13

Member for Drummoyne — Notice of motion on State Significant Development and Concord West towers

01:24:44

Member for Wallsend — Notice of motion on MLAK keys and accessible toilets

01:25:18

Member for Cronulla — Notice of motion on e-bike regulation and rider licensing

01:25:49

General business notices of motions (bills)

01:26:20

Standard Time Amendment (Reduction of Daylight Saving) Bill 2026 (No. 2)

01:26:20

Second reading

01:26:20

Member for Tweed — Second reading speech on the Standard Time Amendment (Reduction of Daylight Saving) Bill 2026 (No. 2) (opening)

01:26:20

Introduction of the Standard Time Amendment (Reduction of Daylight Saving) Bill 2026 (No. 2) — agreed to

01:27:31

Second reading (cont.)

01:27:44

Member for Tweed — Second reading speech on the Standard Time Amendment (Reduction of Daylight Saving) Bill 2026 (No. 2) (border impacts and public support)

01:27:44

Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Sydney Drinking Water Catchment—Neutral or Beneficial Effect) Bill 2026

01:40:37

Introduction of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Sydney Drinking Water Catchment—Neutral or Beneficial Effect) Bill 2026 — agreed to

01:40:37

Second reading

01:42:04

Member for Pittwater — Second reading speech on the Sydney Drinking Water Catchment NorBE Bill 2026

01:42:04

General business orders of the day (bills)

01:47:45

Energy and Other Legislation Amendment (Renewable Energy Infrastructure) Bill (No 2)

01:47:45

Second reading

01:47:45

Trish Doyle (Member for Blue Mountains) — Government position on the bill and reasons for opposition

01:47:45

Member for Northern Tablelands — Second reading contribution in support of stronger planning safeguards (interrupted)

01:56:43

NSW Legislative Assembly – 12 November 2026 (cont.)

02:10:37

Questions without notice (Question Time)

02:10:37

Opening of Question Time and welcomes

02:10:37

The Speaker — Opening remarks for Question Time and welcome to guests

02:10:37

The Speaker — Additional welcomes and commencement of formal Question Time

02:11:31

Early childhood education funding and preschool access

02:15:25

Question of the Leader of the Opposition to the Minister for Education — Reversing preschool funding changes

02:15:25

State economic management and jobs

02:20:28

Question of the Member for East Hills to the Premier — Government action to repair and support the state's economy

02:20:28

Early childhood education funding and preschool access (cont.)

02:25:57

Question of the Leader of the Opposition to the Minister for Education — Concerns of community preschools in the Blue Mountains

02:25:57

State economic management and jobs (cont.)

02:28:31

Question of the Member for Leppington to the Premier — Importance of sound economic management

02:28:31

Waste-to-energy project at Parkes and EIS public consultation

02:33:16

Question of the Member for Orange to the Minister for Planning — Parkes waste-to-energy EIS submission period

02:33:16

Western Sydney infrastructure, roads and services

02:38:24

Question of the Member for Penrith to the Deputy Premier — Western Sydney schools, roads and infrastructure

02:38:24

Regional taxi industry and CTP insurance reform

02:43:51

Question of the Member for Goulburn to the Minister for Regional Transport and Roads — CTP insurance and regional taxis

02:43:51

Sydney Plan and housing in established suburbs

02:49:00

Question of the Member for Fairfield to the Minister for Planning and Public Spaces — Applying the Sydney Plan to deliver more homes

02:49:00

Police Association, Labor candidate and e‑bike enforcement

02:54:55

Question of the Member for Lane Cove to the Minister for Police and Counter-terrorism — Police Association candidate and e-bike enforcement

02:54:55

State economic management and jobs (cont.)

02:59:22

Question of the Member for Coogee to the Attorney General representing the Minister for Finance — Consequences of underfunded promises

02:59:22

Bushfire mitigation funding and RFS support

03:05:01

Question of the Member for Myall Lakes to the Minister for Emergency Services — RFS bushfire mitigation funding

03:05:01

Health system reform, surgery wait times and same‑day procedures

03:08:30

Question of a government member to the Minister for Health and Regional Health — Reducing surgery wait times and expanding same-day procedures

03:08:30

Regional high school planning in Wagga and other growth communities

03:13:57

Question of the Member for Wagga to the Deputy Premier and Minister for Education — New high school for Wagga’s northern suburbs

03:13:57

Support for multicultural communities and response to One Nation comments

03:19:27

Question of the Member for Cabramatta to the Minister for Multiculturalism — Supporting multicultural communities and events

03:19:27

Committee reports and petitions

03:25:35

Tabling and printing of oversight committee report

03:25:35

General business orders of the day (bills) (cont.)

03:32:29

Energy and Other Legislation Amendment (Renewable Energy Infrastructure) Bill (No 2) (cont.)

03:32:29

Second reading (cont.)

03:32:29

Mr Brendan Moylan (Member for Northern Tablelands) — In support of the bill

03:32:29

Mr Nathan Hagarty (Member for Leppington) — In opposition to the bill

03:39:58

Ms Wendy Tuckerman (Member for Goulburn, Liberal Party) — In support of the bill with focus on decommissioning and regional fairness

03:47:13

Ms Wendy Tuckerman (Member for Goulburn, Liberal Party) — Continued advocacy for stronger decommissioning safeguards

03:57:12

Ms Julia Finn (Member for Granville, Australian Labor Party) — In opposition to the bill

04:00:20

[Unidentified member] — In support of the bill and stronger decommissioning bonds

04:06:54

[Unidentified member] (Member for Wyong) — In opposition to the bill and defence of existing framework

04:17:52

Mr Dave Layzell (Member for Upper Hunter, The Nationals) — In support of the bill and stronger decommissioning safeguards

04:26:06

Mr Greg Warren (Member for Campbelltown, Australian Labor Party) — In opposition to the bill and arguing for nationally consistent decommissioning policy

04:36:17

[Member for Albury] — In support of the bill to ensure decommissioning and remediation

04:50:49

Expiry of time for General Business Orders of the Day (bills) and adjournment to 2:30 p.m.

04:52:49

NSW Legislative Assembly – 12 November 2026 (cont.)

05:37:38

General business notices of motions (cont.)

05:37:38

Cost-of-living measures and the Minns Government’s economic record

05:37:38

Ms Karen McKeown (Member for Penrith, Australian Labor Party) — In support of the cost-of-living motion

05:37:38

Ms Monica Tudehope (Member for Epping, Liberal Party) — In opposition and moving an amendment

05:44:56

Mr Warren Kirby (Member for Riverstone, Australian Labor Party) — In support of the motion and Labor cost-of-living measures

05:52:01

Mr Justin Clancy (Member for Albury, Liberal Party) — In opposition, criticising cuts to relief programs and Labor’s economic management

05:56:07

Member for Camden — In support of the motion, attacking privatisation and highlighting Labor relief and budget discipline

06:00:12

Member for Hornsby — In opposition, arguing Labor focuses on redistribution not economic growth

06:04:18

Ms Jenny Leong (Member for Newtown, The Greens) — Cost-of-living pressures, housing and rent control

06:08:27

Ms Karen McKeown (Member for Penrith, Australian Labor Party) — Reply on the motion

06:12:52

Division on the amendment moved by the member for Epping — negatived

06:15:29

Division on the motion moved by the member for Penrith — agreed to

06:22:11

Small Business Month and support measures for small business

06:28:01

Member for Coffs Harbour — In support of the motion and Coalition small business and payroll tax policies

06:28:01

Mr Warren Kirby (Member for Riverstone, Australian Labor Party) — Opposing the motion and defending Labor’s small business record

06:35:11

Ms Stephanie Di Pasqua (Member for Drummoyne, Liberal Party) — In support of the motion and critical of Labor governments

06:42:15

Member for Coogee — Foreshadowed amendment praising workers compensation reform and criticising Coalition tax plan

06:46:20

Industrial Relations and Other Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous) Bill

06:48:18

Government business notice read and introduction of the bill agreed to

06:48:18

Second reading

06:49:21

Ms Sophie Cotsis (Minister for Industrial Relations) — Second reading speech

06:49:21

Address in Reply

07:02:02

Ms Lynda Voltz (Member for Auburn, Australian Labor Party) — Concluding Address in Reply remarks

07:02:02

Vote on the Address in Reply — agreed to

07:09:35

Committee reports and petitions (cont.)

07:09:49

Electronic petition on truth in political advertising

07:09:49

Ms Jacqui Scruby (Member for Pittwater, Independent) — In support of petition on truth in political advertising

07:09:49

NSW Legislative Assembly – 12 November 2026

11 November 2026

NSW Legislative Assembly Wed, 11 Nov 2026 Parliament of New South Wales

Follow its sittings

01:08:56 - 01:09:06

Speaker 2

Almighty God, we ask for your blessing upon this Parliament. Direct and prosper our deliberations to the true welfare of Australia and the people of New South Wales. Amen.

01:09:06 - 01:09:08

Speaker 1

Amen.

01:09:08 - 01:09:20

Speaker 3

We acknowledge the traditional owners the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We also acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands we represent and thank them for their custodianship of country.

01:09:21 - 01:09:44

Speaker 2

Thank you, member for Bathurst. Sorry, don't record that was a little in joke, of I make a personal explanation, I actually announced the member for Blue Mountains this morning as the member for Bathurst. Extraordinary faux pas, it's probably the only mistake I've made in my 20 years or so here.

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