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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF QUEENSLAND

1ST SESSION OF THE 53rd PARLIAMENT

NOTICE PAPER for

FRIDAY, 17 JUNE 2011

The House meets this day at 9.30 am

CONTENTS

PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY SITTING........................................................................................................... 2 GOVERNMENT BUSINESS....................................................................................................................... 3

ORDERS OF THE DAY.......................................................................................................................... 3 GENERAL BUSINESS ............................................................................................................................... 5

ORDERS OF THE DAY.......................................................................................................................... 5 NOTICE OF MOTION – DISALLOWANCE OF STATUTORY INSTRUMENT ...................................... 5 NOTICES OF MOTION........................................................................................................................... 5

QUESTIONS ON NOTICE – Nos. 998 to 1049.......................................................................................... 8 PANEL OF TEMPORARY SPEAKERS ................................................................................................... 14 PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES .......................................................................................................... 14 Notifications noted with an 12:20 AM (*) appear for the first time Friday, 17 June 2011

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PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY SITTING

The following is the program for Friday sittings as contained in the Sessional Orders approved by the Legislative Assembly on 22 April 2009. The program is subject to change at any time by resolution of the House.

9.30am – 10.30am—

Prayers Messages from the Governor Matters concerning Privilege Speaker’s Statements Petitions Notification and tabling of papers by the Clerk Ministerial Papers Ministerial Notices of Motion Ministerial Statements Any other Government Business Personal Explanations Tabling of Reports Notices of Motion Question Time (for remaining time until 10.30am)

10.30am – 1.00pm— Government Business

1.00pm to 2.30pm— Lunch break

2.30pm until Adjournment moved— Government Business

After Adjournment moved— 30 minute Adjournment debate

Proposed sitting days (indicative dates only, subject to change)— February – 15, 16, 17 March – 8, 9, 10, 22, 23, 24 April – 5, 6, 7 May – 10, 11, 12, 24^, 25^, 26^, (^Regional Sitting Mackay) June – 14, 15, 16, 17 (Budget sitting) August – 2, 3, 4, 23, 24, 25 September – 6, 7, 8 October – 11, 12, 13, 25, 26, 27 November – 15, 16, 17, 29, 30 December - 1

Estimates Hearings—

July – 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21

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GOVERNMENT BUSINESS

ORDERS OF THE DAY

1. APPROPRIATION (PARLIAMENT) BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Treasurer and Minister for State Development and Trade (Mr Fraser) Date introduced: 14 June 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 1794) APPROPRIATION BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Treasurer and Minister for State Development and Trade (Mr Fraser) Date introduced: 14 June 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 1795) COMMUNITY AMBULANCE COVER LEVY REPEAL AND REVENUE AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Treasurer and Minister for State Development and Trade (Mr Fraser) Date introduced: 14 June 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 1803)

Debated: 16 June 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 1954, p. 1970) Status: Resumption of second reading debate (Cognate debate).

2. FAIRER WATER PRICES FOR SEQ AMENDMENT BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Minister for Energy and Water Utilities (Mr Robertson) Date introduced: 12 May 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 1465) Debated: 14 June 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 1791) 15 June 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 1843) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

3. NEIGHBOURHOOD DISPUTES RESOLUTION BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Attorney-General and Minister for Industrial Relations (Mr C R Dick) Date introduced: 25 November 2010 (Record of Proceedings p. 4367) Debated: 24 March 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 861) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

4. ABORIGINAL LAND AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER LAND AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Minister for Natural Resources, Mines and Energy and Minister for Trade

(Mr Robertson) Date introduced: 23 November 2010 (Record of Proceedings p. 4126) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

5. PROPERTY AGENTS BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Minister for Tourism and Fair Trading (Mr Lawlor) Date introduced: 24 November 2010 (Record of Proceedings p. 4243) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

6. MOTOR DEALERS AND CHATTEL AUCTIONEERS BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Minister for Tourism and Fair Trading (Mr Lawlor) Date introduced: 24 November 2010 (Record of Proceedings p. 4245) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

7. COMMERCIAL AGENTS BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Minister for Tourism and Fair Trading (Mr Lawlor) Date introduced: 24 November 2010 (Record of Proceedings p. 4246) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

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Introduced by: Minister for Tourism and Fair Trading (Mr Lawlor) Date introduced: 24 November 2010 (Record of Proceedings p. 4247) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

9. FAIR TRADING INSPECTORS BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Minister for Tourism and Fair Trading (Mr Lawlor) Date introduced: 17 February 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 226) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

10. CHARTER OF BUDGET HONESTY BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Treasurer and Minister for Employment and Economic Development

(Mr Fraser) Date introduced: 22 April 2009 (Record of Proceedings p. 60) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

11. RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES AND ROOMING ACCOMMODATION AMENDMENT BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Minister for Community Services and Housing and Minister for Women

(Ms Struthers) Date introduced: 10 May 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 1243) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

12. WEAPONS AMENDMENT BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Minister for Police, Corrective Services and Emergency Services

(Mr Roberts) Date introduced: 12 May 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 1463) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

13. ELECTRICITY PRICE REFORM AMENDMENT BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Minister for Energy and Water Utilities (Mr Robertson) Date introduced: 15 June 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 1842) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

14. LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTORAL BILL * (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Deputy Premier and Attorney-General, Minister for Local Government and

Special Minister of State (Mr Lucas) Date introduced: 16 June 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 1964) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

15. WATER AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL * (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Minister for Environment and Resource Management (Ms Jones) Date introduced: 16 June 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 1967) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

16. HEALTH AND HOSPITALS NETWORK BILL * (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Minister for Health (Mr Wilson) Date introduced: 16 June 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 1968) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

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GENERAL BUSINESS

ORDERS OF THE DAY

1. CRIMINAL PROCEEDS CONFISCATION (SERIOUS AND ORGANISED CRIME UNEXPLAINED WEALTH) AMENDMENT BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Member for Southern Downs (Mr Springborg) Date introduced: 24 November 2010 (Record of Proceedings p. 4228) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

2. CRIMINAL CODE (ANZAC DAY BETTING) AMENDMENT BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Member for Kawana (Mr Bleijie) Date introduced: 11 May 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 1352) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

3. PEOPLE’S HOUSE BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Member for Beaudesert (Mr McLindon) Date introduced: 24 May 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 1546) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

4. REFERENDUM FOR AN UPPER HOUSE BILL (Explanatory Notes) Introduced by: Member for Beaudesert (Mr McLindon) Date introduced: 24 May 2011 (Record of Proceedings p. 1546) Status: Resumption of second reading debate.

NOTICE OF MOTION – DISALLOWANCE OF STATUTORY INSTRUMENT

1. That the Transport Legislation (Fees) Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 2011, Subordinate Legislation No. 64 of 2011, tabled in the House on 24 May 2011, be disallowed.

Notice given: Member for Indooroopilly (Mr Emerson) Date: 24 May 2011 Status: To be debated.

NOTICES OF MOTION 1. That this House notes:

That, according to Parliamentary Library research: 1. In the United States and other countries the ownership of mineral resources is granted to

those who own the land. 2. In Australia, landholders generally have no right to the ownership of mineral resources

that are located either on or under their land as they belong to the state. 3. Consequently, as there is no right of ownership of the mineral wealth, compensation to

the landholder is not based on the value of the minerals that are located there.

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4. The value of any compensation to the landholder is based on the loss suffered by the landholder in the running of their business activity.

And calls on the Premier to establish a bipartisan parliamentary committee commissioned to identify the legal changes required in Queenlsand to provide mineral rights to landowners, thereby guaranteeing landowners and farmers a legal right to a gtreater share of the state’s mineral wealth. Notice given: Member for Burnett (Mr Messenger) Date: 24 May 2011 Status: To be debated.

2. That this House notes that: 1. Sharia or Islamic law is routinely used all over the world in Muslim countries and countries

with Muslim communities. 2. Sharia or Islamic law permits in some instances, the state to militate and/or impose the

death penalty on people found to be guilty of certain crimes, including stealing and adultery.

And calls on this Government to preemptively ban the use of Islamic law or Sharia law in Queensland. Notice given: Member for Burnett (Mr Messenger) Date: 25 May 2011 Status: To be debated.

3. That this House notes that: 1. This Premier and Opposition leader have failed to move a motion for a minute’s silence

as a mark of respect and to acknowledge the death of Commando Sergeant Brett Wood MG, who was killed this week leading his unit in Afghanistan.

2. Sergeant Wood was the 24th Australian soldier killed in Afghanistan. 3. On only one of the occasions since 2001 has this House observed silence for a soldier

killed serving in Afghanistan (David Pearce). 4. This House has in the past also observed a minute’s silence for an executed drug

trafficker. And calls on the government, supported by the opposition, on the first sitting day immediately following the death of any members of the Australian military on active overseas service, to move, as a mark of respect, a motion for a minute’s silence. Notice given: Member for Burnett (Mr Messenger) Date: 26 May 2011 Status: To be debated.

4. That this House notes that: 1. In reply to Question on Notice 531, the Education Minister refuses to disclose the number

of students on a yearly basis found by teachers to be in possession of and/or using illicit and illegal substances on school premises.

2. The Education Minister also refuses to disclose the number of students reported to police on a yearly basis for the possession and/or use of illicit and illegal substances on school premises.

3. There is an ever present and growing drug problem in our State Schools. 4. Parents have a right to send their children to a drug and weapons free educational

environment. 5. This government has a duty of care to take all lawful steps necessary to ensure a safe,

drug and weapons free educational environment. 6. The use of drug detection dogs by appropriately trained people are lawful in Queensland.

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And calls on the Education Minister to allow State Schools Parents and Citizens committees in co-operation with principals, the right to authorise random searches of their schools using appropriately trained personnel and drug and weapon detection dogs. Notice given: Member for Burnett (Mr Messenger) Date: 14 June 2011 Status: To be debated.

5. That this House notes that: According to a Parliamentary Library study: 1. Public notification is required of the application of initial mineral exploration in all State

jurisdictions (except Queensland). 2. In Queensland notification is only required where the permit application is being

processed in accordance with native title procedures. 3. Only Queensland and New South Wales have no provision for objections to the grant of

the application for an initial mineral exploration. And calls on the Government and opposition to commit to amending Queensland mining laws: to 1. Require public notification of all initial mineral exploration. 2. Enable our land owners and farmers to formally object to the grant of initial application for

mineral exploration. Thereby ensuring that our farmers and land owners have the same property rights and legal protection from mining companies as other Australian farmers and land owners. Notice given: Member for Burnett (Mr Messenger) Date: 15 June 2011 Status: To be debated.

6. That this House notes that according to the Australian Productivity Commission’s draft report into a national disability insurance scheme (NDIS): 1. In Australia there are 747,400 people aged under 65 (2008 figures) with disability

classified as severe or profound, while in Queensland there are 151,500 people with severe or profound level of disability.

2. In Queensland only 15 per cent of the population who should receive some form of disability support actually do receive it.

3. People with disabilities and their families spend their lives filling in forms “proving” their permanent disability has not miraculously disappeared, to go on a wait list for expensive, essential products like wheelchairs, personal care, communications equipment and personal support services.

4. The Productivity Commission will estimate the annual cost in its draft report, reported to be around $10.5b per year. The current, ineffective system costs around $6.5b per year.

5. A National Disability Insurance Scheme as a Medicare-type scheme, would provide a secure and consistent pool of funds for disability services and support.

And calls on the Premier and Opposition Leader to support the introduction of a national disability insurance scheme, in order to allow Queenslanders with a disability to finally get the kind of support they need, to reach their full potential and participate more fully in the economy and the community. Notice given: Member for Burnett (Mr Messenger) Date: 16 June 2011 Status: To be debated. *

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QUESTIONS ON NOTICE

The following questions were asked on Thursday, 16 June 2011. In accordance with the Standing Orders, answers are required by email to TableOffice@parliament.qld.gov.au by Monday, 18 July 2011.

998 MR WENDT ASKED THE MINISTER FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES AND HOUSING AND

MINISTER FOR WOMEN (MS STRUTHERS)— Will the Minister advise how the government’s youth and youth justice programs are helping young people in the electorate of Ipswich West and how many young people have been assisted by these programs?

999 MR HOOLIHAN ASKED THE MINISTER FOR MAIN ROADS, FISHERIES AND MARINE INFRASTRUCTURE (MR WALLACE)— Will the Minister outline the boating infrastructure assets and benefits which have been provided in the electorate of Keppel by the Labor Government and also future proposed spending?

1000 MRS CUNNINGHAM ASKED THE DEPUTY PREMIER AND ATTORNEY-GENERAL, MINISTER FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND SPECIAL MINISTER OF STATE (MR LUCAS)— With reference to the Justice Mediation Program— (1) What was the program funding in 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11 and what is planned in the

forthcoming year? (2) How many jurisdictions outside Brisbane, Cleveland, Ipswich, Cairns, Townsville and

South Cooloola have accessed the program? (3) When will the program be extended across Queensland?

1001 MS GRACE ASKED THE MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND REGIONAL ECONOMIES (MR MULHERIN)— Will the Minister advise how recovery centres and mobile offices assist Far North Queensland communities in the post cyclone/flood recovery phase?

1002 MR LAWLOR ASKED THE MINISTER FOR EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (MR C R DICK)— How will the Flying Start for Queensland Children policy benefit the schools and kindergartens in the Southport Electorate?

1003 MR RYAN ASKED THE MINISTER FOR EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (MR C R DICK)— How is the State Government expanding access to kindergarten services for the young people of the Morayfield Electorate?

1004 MRS MILLER ASKED THE MINISTER FOR EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (MR C R DICK)— Will the Minister outline the benefits of the University of Southern Queensland Springfield Campus to local students wishing to pursue a tertiary education?

1005 MR WELLINGTON ASKED THE MINISTER FOR EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (MR C R DICK)— With reference to the full-time family therapist provided by the State Government to support the Harris Fields State School at Woodridge— Will the Minister support the provision of similar additional support services to the Nambour and Burnside State Primary Schools in Nambour?

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1006 MRS PRATT ASKED THE MINISTER FOR ENVIRONMENT AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (MS JONES)— With reference to Queensland’s strategic cropping land (SCL)— Will the Minister (a) outline where ground truthing of SCL designated land has been undertaken, (b) advise (i) the justification for the narrow margins imposed (taking into consideration that all crops require varying acidity/alkalinity and varying degrees of flat/slope, for example, bananas/wheat) (ii) the appeal process for landholders to be included as SCL and (iii) who bears the cost of ground truthing areas currently not designated as SCL?

1007 MS MALE ASKED THE MINISTER FOR EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (MR C R DICK)— Will the Minister advise the importance of moving year 7 to high school and explain what steps will be taken to ensure children are supported during this transition process?

1008 MR CRIPPS ASKED THE MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND REGIONAL ECONOMIES (MR MULHERIN)— Will the Minister advise the number and title of workshops, seminars, presentations, symposiums or other events conducted by the primary industries agency to assist agricultural producers in 2009-10, 2008-09 and 2007-08?

1009 MS BATES ASKED THE MINISTER FOR GOVERNMENT SERVICES, BUILDING INDUSTRY AND INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (MR FINN)— Will the Minister explain how the hospital rostering and payroll service is currently operating, given that the software has not yet been repaired, including how many hospital payroll staff have been employed to date to manually compensate for the inadequacies of the failed system, and advise if these costs have been included in the total cost announced to fix the system?

1010 MS FARMER ASKED THE MINISTER FOR ENVIRONMENT AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (MS JONES)— Will the Minister provide details of the take-up of the ClimateSmart Home Service in the Bulimba Electorate since it was introduced?

1011 MR SPRINGBORG ASKED THE MINISTER FOR MAIN ROADS, FISHERIES AND MARINE INFRASTRUCTURE (MR WALLACE)— With reference to the Minister’s letter to me dated 19 May, where he outlined his intention to examine a grade separated option for the Eight Mile intersection on the New England Highway north of Warwick— Will the Minister outline both the process and timeframe for this planning option?

1012 MS NELSON-CARR ASKED THE MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND REGIONAL ECONOMIES (MR MULHERIN)— How are Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation scientists assisting growers to identify and manage plant viruses spread by thrips?

1013 MR HORAN ASKED THE MINISTER FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES AND HOUSING AND MINISTER FOR WOMEN (MS STRUTHERS)— As residents at the Bridge Street Resort in Toowoomba have made an official complaint to the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) regarding the parking of a bus in close proximity to their residence and OFT officers have identified this as a breach of section 86 and/or section 96 of the Manufactured Homes (Residential Parks) Act— Will the Minister ensure the legislation is enforced in relation to this breach?

10 Notice Paper for Friday, 17 June 2011 1014 DR DOUGLAS ASKED THE MINISTER FOR TRANSPORT AND MULTICULTURAL

AFFAIRS (MS PALASZCZUK)— With reference to the Your Bus service in Pacific Pines provided by Translink through Gold Coast City Council expenditure— (1) Will the Minister outline Translink’s total profits made from this service in the past six

months? (2) Will the Minister now admit that the current services provided by Translink have failed to

meet the demand of public transport patronage in this area?

1015 MR RICKUSS ASKED THE MINISTER FOR TRANSPORT AND MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS (MS PALASZCZUK)— Will the Minister advise on the implementation status of each recommendation of the parliamentary Travelsafe Committee’s Report No. 47, June 2007: Report on the inquiry into Q-RIDE?

1016 DR ROBINSON ASKED THE MINISTER FOR MAIN ROADS, FISHERIES AND MARINE INFRASTRUCTURE (MR WALLACE)— With reference to variable message sign (VMS) units in use on Queensland roads— Will the Minister list the (a) installation costs, (b) repair/maintenance costs and (c) reported malfunctions of VMS units in 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2010-11 to date (each year reported separately)?

1017 MR DICKSON ASKED THE MINISTER FOR ENERGY AND WATER UTILITIES (MR ROBERTSON)— Will the Minister advise if the government is considering re-locating a number of South East Queensland water entities to a single premises in the Ipswich area and if so, are the proposed premises flood prone?

1018 MR ELMES ASKED THE MINISTER FOR TRANSPORT AND MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS (MS PALASZCZUK)— As data obtained from the Queensland Building Services Authority quotes the cost to build a typical 200 square metre four bedroom, single storey, brick veneer house would be between $250,000 to $350,000, which means a house with medium to high quality finishes and fittings would cost between $1,250 and $1,800 a square metre to build— Will the Minister advise the average cost to build a typical bus stop shelter and bus pull-in zone and provide a breakdown of how this cost is calculated, from design through to completion?

1019 MR GIBSON ASKED THE MINISTER FOR EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (MR C R DICK)— With reference to the ongoing growth within the Gympie Electorate and the recent announcement of year 7 moving to high school— What reviews have been undertaken by the department to determine what the need will be for new primary, secondary or special schools in the future for the electorate (reported by area and school type) and what major facility upgrades will be required to existing primary, secondary or special schools in the future (reported by area and school type)?

1020 MRS MENKENS ASKED THE DEPUTY PREMIER AND ATTORNEY-GENERAL, MINISTER FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND SPECIAL MINISTER OF STATE (MR LUCAS)— With reference to the answer to Question on Notice No. 612 of 2011, which in Appendix A outlines the number of tickets for infringement notices for public nuisance and related offences that have been issued since the scheme was implemented (reported by police district and by month)— (1) How many of these tickets have been contested in court? (2) How many tickets have not been paid?

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1021 MR SORENSEN ASKED THE MINISTER FOR TOURISM, MANUFACTURING AND SMALL BUSINESS (MS JARRATT)— What government initiatives and promotions have been implemented to encourage tourism specifically to the Fraser Coast region and the world heritage Fraser Island in this term of government to date and what future initiatives are proposed (listed separately)?

1022 MR MESSENGER ASKED THE MINISTER FOR HEALTH (MR WILSON)— With reference to the answers to Questions on Notice No. 1177 of 2010, No. 384 of 2011 and No. 671 of 2011, all regarding an overseas trained doctor (Dr Wimalasiri Wijeratne 0000991940) who was employed at the Bundaberg Base Hospital for approximately 10 years (2001 to 2011) and who was the subject of numerous complaints by patients to medical staff and senior Bundaberg Base Hospital management and who is now, according to the Minister, no longer employed by Queensland Health— Will the Minister detail for the House the number of complaints against Dr Wijeratne that were officially received by Queensland Health staff during the time he was an employee of the state?

1023 MR MCARDLE ASKED THE MINISTER FOR HEALTH (MR WILSON)— Will the Minister detail the number of full-time equivalent staff employed within the Corporate Services Division of Queensland Health as at 1 July 2008, 1 July 2009, 1 July 2010 and 1 June 2011?

1024 MRS SCOTT ASKED THE MINISTER FOR DISABILITY SERVICES, MENTAL HEALTH AND ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER PARTNERSHIPS (MR PITT)— How will those in the Woodridge Electorate suffering mental illness benefit from programs funded in the 2011-12 budget?

1025 MS DARLING ASKED THE MINISTER FOR HEALTH (MR WILSON)— How will the extra rehabilitation capacity at the Brighton health campus enhance the delivery of health care to local residents and north side residents?

1026 MR KILBURN ASKED THE MINISTER FOR EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (MR C R DICK)— Will the Minister outline what has been done to improve access to accredited kindergarten programs in the Chatsworth Electorate?

1027 MR DOWLING ASKED THE MINISTER FOR POLICE, CORRECTIVE SERVICES AND EMERGENCY SERVICES (MR ROBERTS)— Will the Minister guarantee that the newly appointed Taskforce Resolve officers will be replaced in the areas from where they were drawn and staffing levels in areas such as the Redlands District will not be compromised in any way?

1028 MR HOPPER ASKED THE MINISTER FOR EMPLOYMENT, SKILLS AND MINING (MR HINCHLIFFE)— What recommendations and changes to legislation will the department be making to ensure that coal seam gas companies communicate directly with landholders when gas leaks occur on their properties?

1029 MR CRANDON ASKED THE MINISTER FOR ENERGY AND WATER UTILITIES (MR ROBERTSON)— What is the (a) total amount spent on the Do the Bright Thing campaign (separated into installation costs for government offices and departments, advertising, staff and other costs) and (b) total amount of government solar feedback into the grid from these offices and departments since 1 July 2010?

12 Notice Paper for Friday, 17 June 2011 1030 MR KNUTH ASKED THE MINISTER FOR POLICE, CORRECTIVE SERVICES AND

EMERGENCY SERVICES (MR ROBERTS)— With reference to Queensland prison admissions— (1) How many admissions were there each month for the last three years where the offender

was on a court ordered parole order (reported by month and centre admitted to)? (2) How many admissions in (1) were for offences not related to the court ordered parole

order? (3) How many admissions in (1) were for a breach of a court ordered parole order?

1031 DR FLEGG ASKED THE MINISTER FOR EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (MR C R DICK)— How many teachers are teaching in special schools and how many of those teachers have special needs qualifications?

1032 MR LANGBROEK ASKED THE MINISTER FOR POLICE, CORRECTIVE SERVICES AND EMERGENCY SERVICES (MR ROBERTS)— With reference to armed robberies (job code 121) in 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2010-11— (1) How many job code 121s did police attend (reported by year and police district)? (2) How many jobs in (1) were confirmed as 121 (reported by year and police district)? (3) How many jobs in (1) involved a firearm (reported by year and police district)?

1033 MS SIMPSON ASKED THE MINISTER FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES AND HOUSING AND MINISTER FOR WOMEN (MS STRUTHERS)— Will the Minister advise what the assessment was of the number of people living in temporary accommodation after the floods and disasters and five months later, how many people are still living in temporary accommodation?

1034 MR JOHNSON ASKED THE MINISTER FOR HEALTH (MR WILSON)— Will the Minister advise how much was expended in patient travel subsidies in 2009-10 from the Emerald Hospital and, separately, from the Longreach Hospital?

1035 MRS STUCKEY ASKED THE MINISTER FOR EMPLOYMENT, SKILLS AND MINING (MR HINCHLIFFE)— With reference to the proposed Gold Coast quarry site in the Tallebudgera Valley area— What steps and discovery processes did the former Department of Natural Resources and Mines undertake to identify the site as a key resource area?

1036 MR DEMPSEY ASKED THE MINISTER FOR EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (MR C R DICK)— With reference to the Premier's announcement that the year 7 move into high school will go ahead in 2015 and the pressures it will create on existing infrastructure— Will the Minister advise whether there are any plans for a new high school in the Bundaberg or Burnett Electorate?

1037 MR MALONE ASKED THE MINISTER FOR ENVIRONMENT AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (MS JONES)— With reference to the cost of a new sewerage plant for the Sarina Shire which prior to local government amalgamations was $8m with a State Government subsidy of 45 per cent and as the amalgamated Mackay Regional Council is now faced with a cost of almost $50m with no subsidy, for the same sewerage plant due to the excessive and unrealistic demands of DEEDI to produce Class A water— What support will the State Government give to the Mackay Regional Council to provide this infrastructure project which is beyond the resources of council to fund?

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1038 MS DAVIS ASKED THE MINISTER FOR CHILD SAFETY AND MINISTER FOR SPORT (MR REEVES)— Will the Minister detail all residential care facility projects (including proposed location) that were budgeted for but not completed in the allocated 2008-09 and 2009-10 capital works for Child Safety that account for the respective 74 per cent and 48 per cent capital underspends?

1039 MR POWELL ASKED THE MINISTER FOR ENVIRONMENT AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (MS JONES)— With reference to Queensland’s 10 Great Walks— Will the Minister provide (a) the methodology used to assess usage levels, (b) the maintenance funding acquitted on each in 2010-11 to date (each reported separately) and (c) any usage projections for 2011-12?

1040 MR HOBBS ASKED THE MINISTER FOR HEALTH (MR WILSON)— With reference to the review by Queensland Health of the Queensland Health Rural Scholarship Scheme (QHRSS)— When will the review of this scheme be completed and what will be the value of each scholarship (reported separately)?

1041 MRS ATTWOOD ASKED THE MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND REGIONAL ECONOMIES (MR MULHERIN)— Will the Minister provide an update in relation to the eradication of fire ants in South East Queensland?

1042 MR MCLINDON ASKED THE PREMIER AND MINISTER FOR RECONSTRUCTION (MS BLIGH)— Will the Premier investigate avenues to establish an independent board to review the performance of cabinet ministers annually and outline a list of key performance indicators to assess the quality and effectiveness of each Minister?

1043 MR SHINE ASKED THE MINISTER FOR ENERGY AND WATER UTILITIES (MR ROBERTSON)— Will the Minister advise in what manner will measures in this year’s budget relevant to his portfolio benefit Toowoomba?

1044 MR EMERSON ASKED THE MINISTER FOR TRANSPORT AND MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS (MS PALASZCZUK)— Will the Minister detail the amount spent on taxis for Queensland Rail passengers and crew for 2008, 2009 and 2010 (reported separately)?

1045 MR NICHOLLS ASKED THE MINISTER FOR POLICE, CORRECTIVE SERVICES AND EMERGENCY SERVICES (MR ROBERTS)— How many problem orientated partnership policing (POPP) initiative funding applications were approved by the Queensland Police in 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2010-11 and in which districts were the initiatives and how much funding was approved for each (reported separately by year, police district application approved and the amount of funding allocated to each)?

1046 MR BLEIJIE ASKED THE DEPUTY PREMIER AND ATTORNEY-GENERAL, MINISTER FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND SPECIAL MINISTER OF STATE (MR LUCAS)— With reference to Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation (OLGR) compliance officers— (1) How many proactive risk assessments of licence applications prior to a licence being

issued have OLGR officers performed in 2009-10 and 2010-11 (reported by year and region)?

(2) How many compliance investigations of premises during daytime hours and peak trading hours at night have OLGR officers performed in 2009-10 and 2010-11 (reported by year and region)?

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(3) How many in (2) resulted in some form of enforcement (reported by type of enforcement)?

1047 MR FOLEY ASKED THE MINISTER FOR EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (MR C R DICK)— How many private employers have been prosecuted for supplying false information to Queensland government departments (in particular WorkCover) in the last five years?

1048 MS JOHNSTONE ASKED THE MINISTER FOR EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (MR C R DICK)— Following the announcement that year 7 will be moving to the high school setting in 2015, will the Minister advise the House on what support will be provided to small primary schools, in particular in the Townsville Electorate, to ensure a smooth transition of the Flying Start initiative?

1049 MR SEENEY ASKED THE DEPUTY PREMIER AND ATTORNEY-GENERAL, MINISTER FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND SPECIAL MINISTER OF STATE (MR LUCAS)— With reference to all transit orientated developments (TOD) currently being managed or proposed by Growth Management Queensland— Will the Minister list separately by TOD, the number of dwellings proposed, the commercial development to be included and the timeline for its development and delivery?

PANEL OF TEMPORARY SPEAKERS Mr Elmes, Ms Farmer, Mr Hoolihan, Ms O’Neill, Mr Ryan,

Ms van Litsenburg, Mr Wendt, Mr Kilburn

PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES

Following are committees appointed by the 53rd Parliament, their membership, current inquiries and reports tabled. For further information, go to http://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/committees/

CURRENT COMMITTEES COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY— Members— Leader of the House (Chair), Premier (or nominee), Deputy Premier (or nominee), Leader of the Opposition (or nominee), Deputy Leader of the Opposition (or nominee), Leader of Opposition Business COMMUNITY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE— Members— Mr Hoolihan (Chair), Mr Choi, Mr Dowling, Mr McLindon, Ms Johnstone, Ms Simpson ENVIRONMENT, AGRICULTURE, RESOURCES AND ENERGY COMMITTEE— Members— Mrs Sullivan (Chair), Mr Cripps, Mr Dickson, Mr Dempsey, Ms Farmer, Mr Lawlor ETHICS COMMITTEE— Members— Mr Moorhead (Chair), Dr Douglas, Ms Grace, Mr Powell, Mr Ryan, Mr Wellington Current Inquiry— • Matter of Privilege referred by the Speaker on 26 May 2011 relating to alleged insufficient care being taken by a Member

when tabling documents and on 10 June 2011 relating to an alleged breach of the sub judice rule by a Member when tabling documents

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FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE— Members— Mr Wendt (Chair), Ms Bates, Hon Boyle, Ms Croft, Mr Nicholls, Mr Stevens HEALTH AND DISABILITIES COMMITTEE— Members— Ms Nelson-Carr (Chair), Mrs Cunningham, Ms Darling, Ms Davis, Mr McArdle, Mrs Smith INDUSTRY, EDUCATION, TRAINING AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMITTEE— Members— Mr Shine (Chair), Dr Flegg, Mr Kilburn, Mrs Scott, Mr Seeney, Mrs Stuckey LEGAL AFFAIRS, POLICE, CORRECTIVE SERVICES AND EMERGENCY SERVICES COMMITTEE— Members— Ms Stone (Chair), Mr Bleijie, Mr Foley, Mrs Kiernan, Mr Langbroek, Hon Wells PARLIAMENTARY CRIME AND MISCONDUCT COMMITTEE— Members— Dr Douglas (Chair), Ms Grace, Mr Powell, Mr Moorhead, Mr Ryan, Mr Wellington, Mr Wettenhall Reports— • Report No. 80 – Annual Report 2008-09 (Tabled 8 October 2009) • Report No. 81 – A report on a review by the Parliamentary Crime and Misconduct Commissioner of the actions and holdings

of the Crime and Misconduct Commission in relation to the investigation of Senior Sergeant Michael Isles, November 2009 (Tabled 12 November 2009)

• Report No. 82 – A report on the investigation of the concerns raised by Dr Christine Eastwood regarding the alleged conduct of Mr Robert Needham and Ms Helen Couper (Tabled 15 April 2010)

• Report No. 83 – Annual Report 2009-10 (Tabled 16 September 2010) SCRUTINY OF LEGISLATION COMMITTEE— Members— Mrs Miller (Chair), Ms Croft, Ms Darling, Dr Douglas, Ms Grace, Mr Powell, Mr Wellington Legislation Alerts— • No. 2 of 2009 (Tabled 19 May 2009) • No. 3 of 2009 (Tabled 2 June 2009) • No. 4 of 2009 (Tabled 16 June 2009) • No. 5 of 2009 (Tabled 4 August 2009) • No. 6 of 2009 (Tabled 18 August 2009) • No. 7 of 2009 (Tabled 1 September 2009) • No. 8 of 2009 (Tabled 15 September 2009) • No. 9 of 2009 (Tabled 6 October 2009) • No. 10 of 2009 (Tabled 27 October 2009) • No. 11 of 2009 (Tabled 10 November 2009) • No. 12 of 2009 (Tabled 24 November 2009) • No. 1 of 2010 (Tabled 9 February 2010) • No. 2 of 2010 (Tabled 23 February 2010) • No. 3 of 2010 (Tabled 9 March 2010) • No. 4 of 2010 (Tabled 23 March 2010) • No. 5 of 2010 (Tabled 13 April 2010) • No. 6 of 2010 (Tabled 18 May 2010) • No. 7 of 2010 (Tabled 8 June 2010) • No. 8 of 2010 (Tabled 3 August 2010) • No. 9 of 2010 (Tabled 17 August 2010) • No. 10 of 2010 (Tabled 31 August 2010) • No. 11 of 2010 (Tabled 14 September 2010) • No. 12 of 2010 (Tabled 5 October 2010) • No. 13 of 2010 (Tabled 26 October 2010) • No. 14 of 2010 (Tabled 23 November 2010) • No. 1 of 2011 (Tabled 16 February 2011) • No. 2 of 2011 (Tabled 8 March 2011) • No. 3 of 2011 (Tabled 22 March 2011) • No. 4 of 2011 (Tabled 5 April 2011) • No. 5 of 2011 (Tabled 10 May 2011) • No. 6 of 2011 (Tabled 23 May 2011) • No. 7 of 2011 (Tabled 14 June 2011) Reports— • Report No. 39 – Australia – New Zealand Scrutiny of Legislation Conference, Canberra 6-8 July 2009 (Tabled 4 August 2009) • Report No. 40 – Annual Report 2008-09 (Tabled 20 August 2009) • Report No. 41 – Criminal Code (Medical Treatment) Amendment Bill 2009, September 2009 (Tabled 3 September 2009) • Review of Part 7 of the Statutory Instruments Act – Interim Report and Call for Public Submissions (Tabled 8 October 2009) • Report No. 42 – Review of part 7 of the Statutory Instruments Act – Final Report (Tabled 19 August 2010) • Report No. 43 – Annual Report 2009-2010 (Tabled 2 September 2010) • Report No. 44 – Legislation Alert Awards, November 2010 (Tabled 25 November 2010)

16 Notice Paper for Friday, 17 June 2011 • Report No. 45 – Queensland Reconstruction Authority Bill 2011 (Tabled 17 February 2011) SPEAKER’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE— Members— Mr Speaker (ex officio) (Chair), Mr Horan, Mr O’Brien, Ms O’Neill, Mrs Pratt, Mr Seeney, Mr Shine TRANSPORT, LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE COMMITTEE— Members— Mrs Miller (Chair), Mr Emerson, Mr Gibson, Ms O’Neill, Dr Robinson, Ms van Litsenburg FORMER COMMITTEES

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE— Members— Mr Moorhead (Chair), Ms Davis, Mrs Kiernan, Mr Knuth, Mrs Menkens, Mr O’Brien Reports— • Report No. 1 – Annual Report 2008-09 (Tabled 6 August 2009) • Report No. 2 – Inquiry into identifying world’s best practice by governments to effectively stimulate employment opportunities

in Queensland, November 2009 (Tabled 26 November 2009) • Report No. 3 – Annual Report 2009-2010 (Tabled 5 August 2010) • Report No. 4 – Inquiry into the road safety benefits of fixed speed cameras (Tabled 7 October 2010) • Report No. 5 – Inquiry into developing Queensland’s rural and regional communities through grey nomad tourism (Tabled 17

February 2011) ENVIRONMENT AND RESOURCES COMMITTEE— Members— Mrs Sullivan (Chair), Mrs Attwood, Mr Dowling, Mr Foley, Mr Ryan, Mr Seeney Reports— • Report No. 1 – Annual Report 2008-09 (Tabled 17 September 2009) • Report No. 2 – Energy Efficiency: Queensland’s First Energy Resource – Report on the economic and environmental potential

provided by energy efficiency improvements for households, communities, industry, and government, February 2010 (Tabled 25 February 2010), Conclusions and Recommendations to Report No. 2 (Tabled 25 February 2010)

• Report No. 3 – Annual Report 2009-10 (Tabled 7 October 2010) • Report No. 4 – Growing Queensland’s Renewable Energy Electricity Sector (Tabled 10 May 2011) and dissenting report to

Report No. 4 (Tabled 10 May 2011) INTEGRITY, ETHICS AND PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGES COMMITTEE— Members— Mr Shine (Chair), Mr Elmes, Hon Keech, Mr Lawlor, Ms Male, Mr Nicholls, Dr Robinson Reports— • Report No. 96 – Matter of Privilege Referred by the Registrar on 10 February 2009 Relating to the Alleged Failure by the then

Leader of the Opposition to Register a Benefit Received in the Register of Members’ Interests (Tabled 17 June 2009) • Report No. 97 – Matter of Privilege Referred by the Speaker on 11 February 2009 Relating to the Alleged Deliberate

Misleading of the House (Tabled 19 June 2009) • Report No. 98 – Report on Study Investigation by the Committee, July 2009 (Tabled 3 September 2009) • Report No. 99 – Report on a Right of Reply No. 20 (Tabled 3 September 2009) • Report No. 100 – Matter of Privilege Referred by the Speaker on 19 August 2009 Relating to an Alleged Deliberate

Misleading of the House by a Member (Tabled 8 October 2009) • Report No. 101 – Annual Report 2008-09 (Tabled 8 October 2009) • Report No. 102 – Matter of Privilege Referred by The Speaker on 4 August 2009 Relating to An Alleged Lack of

Parliamentary Authorisation Of Unforseen Expenditure Incurred In 2007-2008 (Tabled 12 November 2009) • Report No. 103 – Matter of Privilege Referred by the Speaker on 25 November 2009 Relating to an Alleged Unauthorised

release of Committee Documents (Tabled 25 March 2010) • Report No. 104 – Matter of Privilege Referred by the Registrar on 25 February 2010 Relating to an Alleged Failure by a

Member to Register an Interest in the Register of Members’ Interests (Tabled 25 March 2010) • Report No. 105 – Matter of Privilege Referred by the Speaker on 13 November 2006 Relating to the Alleged Failure by a

Former Member to Register a Payment Received in the Register of Members’ Interests (Tabled 10 June 2010) • Report No. 106 – Matter of Privilege Relating to the Tabling of Documents by Members (Tabled 10 June 2010) • Report No. 107 – Matter of Privilege Referred by the Speaker on 25 March 2010 Relating to an Alleged Deliberate

Misleading of the House by a Member (Tabled 10 June 2010) • Report No. 108 – Meeting with the Integrity Commissioner June 2010 (Tabled 5 August 2010) • Report No. 109 – Mid -Term Review: Register of Interests (Tabled 2 September 2010) • Report No. 110 – Matter of Privilege Referred by the Speaker on 11 June 2010 Relating to the Discharge of a Member from a

Parliamentary Committee (Tabled 14 September 2010) • Report No. 111 – Annual Report 2009-10 (Tabled 7 October 2010) • Report No. 112 – Review of Code of Ethical Standards (Tabled 28 October 2010) • Report No. 113 – Matter of Privilege Referred by the Speaker on 23 November 2010 Relating to an Alleged Deliberate

Misleading of the House by a Member (Tabled 10 March 2011) • Report No. 114 – Matter of Privilege Referred by the Registrar on 18 November 2010 Relating to the Alleged Failure by a

Member to Register an Interest in the Register of Members’ Interests (Tabled 7 April 2011)

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• Report No. 115 – Matter of Privilege Referred by the Speaker on 17 February 2011 Relating to an Alleged Deliberate Misleading of Estimates Committee F by a Minister (Tabled 7 April 2011)

LAW, JUSTICE AND SAFETY COMMITTEE— Members— Ms Stone (Chair), Mr Bleijie, Mr Cripps, Mr Kilburn, Mr Stevens, Mr Watt, Hon Wells Reports— • Report No. 70 – A preamble for the Constitution of Queensland 2001, September 2009 (Tabled 3 September 2009) • Report No. 71 – Options for modernising the oaths and affirmations of allegiance in the Constitution of Queensland Act 2001,

September 2009 (Tabled 3 September 2009) • Report No. 72 – Annual Report 2008-09 (Tabled 28 October 2009) • Report No. 73 – Inquiry into Alcohol-Related Violence - Interim Report, November 2009 (Tabled 25 November 2009) • Report No. 74 – Inquiry into Alcohol-Related Violence – Final Report, March 2010 (Tabled 18 March 2010) • Report No. 75 – Meeting with the Information Commissioner November 2009 ((Tabled 15 April 2010) • Report No. 76 – Meeting with the Ombudsman November 2009 (Tabled 15 April 2010) • Report No. 77 – Annual Report 2009-10 (Tabled 16 September 2010) • Report No. 78 – A new Local Government Electoral Act: Review of the local government electoral system (excluding BCC)

(Tabled 29 November 2010) • Report No. 79 – Meeting with the Information Commissioner 18 February 2011 (Tabled 11 May 2011) • Report No. 80 – Meeting with the Ombudsman 18 February 2011 (Tabled 11 May 2011) PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE— Members— Mr Wendt (Chair), Mr Crandon, Ms Farmer, Mr Hopper, Ms O’Neill, Mr Rickuss, Mrs Smith Reports— • Report No. 1 – Annual Report 2008-09 (Tabled 6 August 2009) • Report No. 2 – Review of Auditor-General Report 2 for 2007 – Results of Performance Management Systems Audits of

Funding to Non-Government Organisations, September 2009 (Tabled 17 September 2009) • Report No. 3 – Review of Auditor-General’s Reports – April 2009 to December 2009, February 2010 (Tabled 11 February

2010) • Report No. 4 – Annual Report 2009-10 (Tabled 19 August 2010) • Report No. 5 – Inquiry into an Evaluation of the Effectiveness of the Performance Management Systems (PMS) audit

mandate (Tabled 2 September 2010) • Report No. 6 – Brisbane Supreme Court and District Court Complex (Tabled 25 November 2010) • Report No. 7 - Inquiry to formally review the ‘Report of the 2010 Strategic Review of the Queensland Audit Office’ to consider

the recommendations made and comment on other findings where appropriate (Tabled 9 March 2011) • Report No. 8 – Review of Auditor-General’s Reports – January 2010 to December 2010, March 2011 (Tabled 23 March 2011) • Report No. 9 – William McCormack Place – Stage 2 – Project, April 2011 (Tabled 6 April 2011) • Report No. 10 – Enhancing Accountability through Annual Reporting, June 2011 (Tabled 9 June 2011) • Report No. 11 – Management of Rural Fire Services in Queensland, June 2011 (Tabled 10 June 2011) REVIEW OF THE PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE SYSTEM COMMITTEE— Members— Hon Spence (Chair), Mr Finn, Mr Horan, Ms Male, Mr Moorhead, Mrs Pratt, Hon Schwarten, Mr Seeney, Mr Springborg Reports— • Annual Report 2009-10 (Tabled 4 November 2010) • Review of the Queensland Parliamentary Committee System (Tabled 15 December 2010) SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE— Members— Ms Nelson-Carr (Chair), Ms Bates, Mr Choi, Mrs Cunningham, Ms Johnstone, Mr McArdle, Mrs Scott Reports— • Annual Report 2008-09 (Tabled 6 October 2009) • Report No. 2 – Chronic Diseases in Queensland (Tabled 29 January 2010) • Report No. 3 – Meeting with the Commissioner for Children and Young People and Child Guardian Held on 13 November

2009 (Tabled 15 April 2010) • Report No. 4 – Meeting with the Health Quality and Complaints Commissioner Held on 13 November 2009 (Tabled 15 April

2010) • Report No. 5 – Meeting with the Family Responsibilities Commissioner Held on 26 March 2010 (Tabled 10 May 2010) • Report No. 6 – Meeting with the Commissioner for Children and Young People and Child Guardian held on 21 May 2010

(Tabled 5 August 2010) • Report No. 7 – Meeting with the Health Quality and Complaints Commissioner held on 21 May 2010 (Tabled 5 August 2010) • Report No. 8 – Meeting with the Family Responsibilities Commissioner held on 21 May 2010 (Tabled 5 August 2010) • Report No. 9 – Annual Report 2009-2010 (Tabled 2 September 2010) • Report No. 10 – Inquiry into addressing cannabis-related harm in Queensland (Tabled 25 November 2010) • Report No. 11 – Meeting with the Commissioner for Children and Young People and Child Guardian held on 12 November

2010 (Tabled 17 February 2011) • Report No. 12 – Meeting with the Health Quality and Complaints Commissioner held on 12 November 2010 (Tabled 17

February 2011) • Report No. 13 – Meeting with the Family Responsibilities Commissioner held on 12 November 2010 (Tabled 17 February

2011)

18 Notice Paper for Friday, 17 June 2011 STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE— Members— Mr Speaker (ex officio) (Chair), Hon Bligh, Mr Langbroek, Hon Lucas, Mr Seeney, Hon Spence, Mr Springborg J MICKEL N J LAURIE SPEAKER CLERK OF THE PARLIAMENT

BY AUTHORITY GOVERNMENT PRINTER, QUEENSLAND

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