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VOLS 395, 396

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

(Bills are listed alphabetically under "Bills")

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Abattoirs-Closure of Ballarat, q 193.

Administrative Appeals Tribunal-Regional hearings 256. '

Adoption-Proposed legislation, 742.

Aerospace Technoloaies of Australia Pty Ltd, q 683.

Aged Services-General-Elderly person units for Sandringham, 96, l~. Research facilities, q 539. Projects, q 1299.

NUrsll1g Homes-Private, 31, 35, 422, 429. Com­monwealth funding, 341, 346. Mount Eliza centre, q 442. Queen Elizabeth Geriatric Centre, Ballarat, 724, 729. Facilities in South Barwon, q 839. Beds, 880. (See also "Pensioners" and "Senior Citizens Centres")

Agriculture and Rural Afr.i~ Department of-Agri-cultural education, q 1497.

Albert Park Sport Complex, 1280, 1281.

Albury-Wodonp Development Corporation, qn 1615.

Alcobol-Task force cooperatives, qn 43, qn 45, qn 887. Availability, 344,48. Treatment services, q 741.

Alpine Resorts Commission-Administration, 1274.

Ambllance Services-In Cranbourne, 92, 99. In Port­land, q 440.

AMECON Ltd-Frigate project, q 8, q 57, q 269.

Animals-Hunting code of practice, 423, 429. Com­panion, 1279.

Antarctica-Mining convention, 7.

Apprentices-College placements, 95, 99, 421, 429,725, 728. State Additional Apprenticeship Scheme, q 104, 723, 728, 877, 885. Outer Eastern Group Training Ltd, 725, 728. Employment in hospitals, 877,885. (See also "State Training Board")

Arts, The-Funding, q 186. Melbourne Spoleto Festi­val 1989, q 351, q 533, q 682. Film and television production, q 439. Arts Development Fund, q 680, q 685, q 686, q 688, 721, 724, 727, 728, q 737, q 738, 898, q 1031, q 1032, q 1034, q 1206, 1275, 1281. Victorian Rock Foundation, q 686. St Mar­tin's Youth Art Centre, q 688, 724, 728. Victoria State Opera, q 738. Promotion of Arts City grant, q 890. Athenaeum Theatre, q 1034. Equality of opportunity measures, q 1092. St Martin's Theatre, q 1206. Heide Park and Art Gallery, 1275, 1281. Funding for the disabled, q 130 I.

Asbestos-Removal, q 12. Incident at Health Depart­ment Victoria, qn 43. Use in buildings, q 1496.

Ascot Vale Public Housing Tenants Group, q 58.

Ashman, Hon. G. B. (Boronia Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

450,470,611,612,613,617,619,622,623,625, 628, 630, 631, 632, 633, 636, 639, 640, 648, 649, 650,655,659,660,661,663,670,671.

Arts, The-Arts Development Fund, q 686. Vic­torian Rock Foundation, q 686.

Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 713. Business and Commerce-Air fare concessions for

small business, 1077. Education, Ministry of-WorkCare payments,

qn 734.

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Ashman, Hon. G. B.-continued

Environment-Toxic waste and pollution of Lake­wood Estate, Knoxfield, 29, q 740, q 1299, q 1371.

Planning-Rezoning application in Knox, 876. Public Bodies Review Committee-Report on Vic­

torian Dairy Industry Authority, 112. Public Transport-Noise emission standards, 93.

Boronia railway station, 1274. Road Safety (Amendment) Bill, 1229, 1436. Skateboards, 259. Victoria Police-Stations in Boronia Province, 427,

qn 1288. Victorian Rock Foundation-Funding, q 686.

Attorney-General's Department-Rights of victims of crime, 819. Return of stolen goods, q 897.

Australian Electronics Development Centre, q 1294.

Australian Newsprint Mills Pty Ltd-Proposed recy­cling plant, q 534.

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Bathing Boxes-At Brighton, 964.

Baxter, Hon. W. R. (North Eastern Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

482,611,612,613,615,617,620, 622, 625, 626, 627, 628, 630, 633, 638, 646, 648, 649, 652, 655, 656,657,659,669,670.

Business ofthe House-Hours of sitting, 1208. Chiropodists (Amendment) Bill, 1262. Christmas Felicitations, 1599. Corrections (Amendment) Bill, 1019, 1156. Crimes (Blood Samples) Bill, 1353. Dandenong City Council-Statements of Minister

for Local Government, q 265. Deaths-Hon. Sir John Bloomfield, 3. Hon. K. S.

Gross, 675. Hon. R. C. Dunstan, DSO, 826. Environment Protection (Scheduled Premises and

Exemptions) (Amendment) Regulations, 1168. Health (Amendment) Bill, 1269. Health Department Victoria-Funds of deceased

institutionalised persons, 340. Appointment of chief general manager, q 438.

Health (General Amendment) (Amendment) Bill, 1341.

Historic Buildings (Amendment) Bill, 1054. Hospitals-Public waiting lists, q 8. Emergency and

critical care services, q 185. Wodonga District, 255, q 971. Wangaratta Base, 255, q 836. Annual reports, q 889. Bush nursing, q 1027, q 1201.

Law Courts-Closure of courthouses, 752. Legal Aid Commission (Amendment) Bill, 123. Macquarie Resources Ltd, q 106.

Baxter, Hon. W. R.-continued

Medical Services-Accreditation for intern training positions, 255.

Medical Treatment (Enduring Power of Attorney) Bill, 146,243,247,251,252, q 1292.

Mental Health (General Amendment) Bill, 842. Mining-Operations at Benambra, q 106. Ministry, The-Minister Assisting the Treasurer,

q 1493. Municipalities-Pecuniary interests of councillors,

816. Ombudsman (Amendment) Bill, 128, 137, 139. Parliamentary Committees (Amendment) Bill, 1605. Penalty Interest Rates (Amendment) Bill, 80. Planning and Environment (Amendment) Bill, 1506,

1523. Points of Order-Relevancy of remarks, 617, 658.

Answers to questions without notice, 1494. Privileges Committee-Establishment, 1110. Public Transport Corporation-V/Line staff, 176. Questions on Notice-Answers, 1105. Road Safety (Amendment) Bill, 1235. Roads Corporation-Roadworks in north-eastern

Victoria, q 106. Wodonga office, 882. Sessional Orders, 1097. Social Development Committee-Membership,

1035. Standing Orders Committee-Questions on notice,

1105. State Bank Victoria, q 736. Subdivision (Further Amendment) Bill, 1535. Supermarkets-Trading hours, 1275. Very Fast Train (Route Investigation) Bill, 1171. Water Bill, 1400, 1452, 1454, 1457, 1458, 1463, 1464,

1465, 1466, 1469. Water (Consequential Amendments) Bill, 1400.

Bayside Project, 97, 99, q 1027.

Bendigo Mining NL, 28, 33.

Best, Hon. R. A. (North Western Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

520. Aged Services-Commonwealth funding of nursing

homes, 341. Agriculture Acts (General Amendment) Bill, 1532. Apprentices-College placements, 421. Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 702. Caravan Parks and Movable Dwellings (Amend­

ment) Bill, 1242, 1252, 1254, 1255, 1256, 1257. Hospitals-Mount Alexander, 341. Housing-Public waiting lists, q 11, q 353. Room­

ing houses, q 49. Mortgage relief, q 49, q 536. Pub­lic rental: increases, 93; arrears and evictions, q 1501. Home loan interest rates, q 685. Starts, q 891.

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Best, Hon. R. A.-continued

Kew Cottages-Funding, 878. Lands-Purchase of Crown land in Calivil, 179. Martial Arts Control (Amendment) Bill, 85, 88. Medical Services-IVF program, q 1365. Medical Treatment (Enduring Power of Attorney)

Bill, 171, 173. Mental Health Services-Assessment of prisoners,

q 1203. Mining-Investment in Victoria, q 1091. Racing (TAB Surplus) Bill, 1443. Road Safety (Amendment) Bill, 1436. Roads Corporation-Road funding, 1127. State Training Board-Apprentice placements, 421.

BiIIs-Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill­

Received from Assembly and first reading, 437; second reading, 446, 470, 577; second-reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, 600; Com­mittee, 611; third-reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, 672.

Adoption (Amendment) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 1348; second reading, 1390,1420; Committee and remaining stages, 1427.

Agricultural Industry Development Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 1604.

Agriculture Acts (General Amendment) BiIl­Received from Assembly and first reading, 1144; second reading, 1222, 1531; third reading, 1533.

Appropriation (1989-90, No. 1) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 802; second reading, SOl, 804, 848; concurrent debate, 804; Commit­tee, 933, 987; remaining stages, 1011.

Bayside Project (Amendment) Bill-Introduction and first reading, 688; second reading, 776, 1070; second-reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, 1076; third-reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, 1076. Assembly amendments: dealt with, 1593; agreed to by absolute majority, 1595.

Business Franchise (Tobacco) (Amendment) Bill­Received from Assembly and first reading, 962; second reading, 985, 1037; Committee, 1041. Assembly amendment dealt with, 1575, 1603. Remaining stages, 1603.

Caravan Parks and Movable Dwellings (Amend­ment) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 1197; second reading, 1220, 1240; second­reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, 1251; Committee, 1251; third-reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, 1260.

Chiropodists (Amendment) Bill-Introduction and first reading, 1210; second reading, 1261; remain­ing stages, 1266.

Classification of Films and Publications Bill-Intro­duction and first reading, 841; second reading, 979.

Bills-continued

Conservation. Forests and Lands Acts (Amendment) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 1291; second reading, 1373, 1583; Committee, 1605; second-reading motion agreed to by abso­lute majority, 1613; third-reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, 1613.

Control of Weapons Bill-Introduction and first reading, 842; second reading, 986, 1379.

Corrections (Amendment) Bill-Second reading, 1019; instruction to Committee, 1024; Commit­tee, 1025, 1150; remaining stages, 1160.

Crimes (Blood Samples) Bill-Introduction and first reading, 1036; second reading, 1147, 1348; Com­mittee, 1356; remaining stages, 1362. Assembly amendments dealt with, 1595.

Cultural and Recreational Lands (Amendment) Bi//­Second reading, 1011; second-reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, 1017; Committee, 1017; third-reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, 1019.

Education (Amendment) Bill-Introduction and first reading, 689; second reading, 778, 1061; third reading, 1068.

Environment Protection (General Amendment) BiIl­Received from Assembly and first reading, 1493; second reading, 1535, 1544; Committee, 1556, 1564; remaining stages, 1564.

Film Victoria (Amendment) Bill-Introduction and first reading, 688; second reading, 777. With­drawn, 1188.

Financial Institutions Duty (Amendment) Bill­Received from Assembly and first reading, 962; second reading, 985, 1048; remaining stages, 105 I.

Fire Authorities (Contributions) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 1439; second reading, 1569, 1576; Committee, 1579; third reading, 1582.

Fisheries (Abalone Licence Charges) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 1197; second reading, 1219.

Fisheries (Amendment) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 1168; second reading, 1218, 1525; Committee, 1529; remaining stages, 1530.

Forests (Laminex Industries Agreement) BiIl­Received from Assembly and first reading, 1540; second reading, 1558; remaining stages, 1562.

Forests (Vietree Forests Agreement) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 1540; second reading, 1564; Committee, 1582; remaining stages, 1583.

Government Employee Housing Authority (Amend­ment) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 1493; second reading, 1525.

Health (Amendment) Bill-Introduction and first reading, 1210; second reading, 1266; Committee 1271; remaining stages, 1272.

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Bills-continued

Health (General Amendment) (Amendment) Bill­Introduction and first reading, 1210; second read­ing, 1273, 1334; Committee, 1347; third reading, 1348.

Historic Buildings (Amendment) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 833; second reading, 847, 1051; Committee, 1068; remaining stages, 1070.

Intellectually Disabled Persons' Services (Amend­ment) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 6; second reading, 22, 113; third reading, 120.

Legal Aid Commission (Amendment) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 6; second read­ing, 24, 122; third reading, 124.

Martial Arts Control (Amendment) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 49; second read­ing, 83; Committee, 86; remaining stages, 88.

Medical Treatment (Enduring Power of Attorney) Bill-Second reading, 140; Committee, 242; third reading, 255.

Melbourne Cricket Ground Trust Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 1362; second reading, 1392, 1427; second-reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, 1433; third-reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, .1433.

Mental Health (General Amendment) Bill-Intro­duction and first reading, 842; second reading, 978.

Murray Valley Citrus Marketing Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 49; second read­ing, 120, 233; third reading, 242.

Ombudsman (Amendment) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 49; second reading, 81, 125; Committee, 134; remaining stages, 139.

Parliamentary Committees (Amendment) Bill­Received from Assembly and first reading, 1604; second reading, 1604; Committee and remaining stages, 1605.

Penalties and Sentences Bill-Introduction and first reading, 977; second reading, 1144.

Penalty Interest Rates (Amendment) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 7; second read­ing, 25, 79; third reading, 80.

Petroleum (Submerged Lands) (Amendment) Bill­Introduction and first reading, 273; second read­ing, 396, 690; third reading, 698.

Planning and Environment (Amendment) BiII­Received from Assembly and first reading, 1348; second reading, 1376, 1475, 1506; second-reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, 1518; Committee, 1518, 1562; third-reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, 1563; consequen­tial amendments agreed to by absolute majority, 1563.

Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Leghold Traps) Bill-Introduction and first reading, 776.

Bills-continued

Prices Bill-Received from Assembly and first read­ing, 265; second reading, 274, 450, 600.

Public Authorities (Contributions) (Amendment) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 1530; second reading, 1540; remaining stages, 1544.

Racing (TAB Surplus) Bill-Received from Assem­bly and first reading, 1363; second reading, 1393, 1439; remaining stages, 1449.

Road Safety (Amendment) Bill-Introduction and first reading, 743; second reading, 982, 1224; Committee, 1434, 1436; remaining stages, 1438.

Rooming Houses Bill-Introduction and first read­ing, 776; second reading, 844.

Stamps (Motor Vehicles) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 969; second reading, 987, 1044; third reading, 1048.

Subdivision (Amendment) Bill (No. 2)-Introduc­tion and first reading, 1475.

Subdivision (Further Amendment) Bill-Second reading, 1534; third reading, 1535.

Very Fast Train (Route Investigation) Bill-Intro­duction and first reading, 689; second reading, 779, 1168; second-reading motion agreed to by abso­lute majority, 1188; third-reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, 1188.

Water Bill-Received from Assembly and first read­ing, 1197; concurrent debate, 1330; second read­ing, 1330, 1395; second-reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, 1420; Committee, 1449; third-reading motion agreed to by absolute major­ity, 1474.

Water (Consequential Amendments) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 1197; concurrent debate, 1330; second reading, 1330, 1395; second­reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, 1420; Committee, 1475; third-reading motion agreed to by absolute majority, 1475.

Works and Services (Ancillary Provisions. 1989-90, No. 2) Bill-Received from Assembly and first reading, 803; second reading, 804, 848; concurrent debate, 804; third reading, 1011.

Birrell, Hon. M. A. (East Yarra Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

598. Arts, The-Melbourne Spoleto Festival 1989, q 533,

q 682. Asbestos-Incident at Health Department Victoria,

qn 43. Bayside Project, q 1027. Bayside Project (Amendment) Bill, 1070, 1594. Bogong National Park, qn 733. Budget for I 989-90-Papers, 69. Business of the House-Hours of sitting, 59, 1207.

Availability of reports, 1504.

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Birrell, Hon. M. A.-continued

Christmas Felicitations, 1597. Conservation, Forests and Lands Acts (Amend­

ment) Bill, 1606, 1610. Control of Weapons Bill, 842. Corporate Affairs-Investigation of Task Force

Young Volunteers Cooperative Ltd, qn 45. Dandenong City Council-Statements of Minister

for Local Government, 194, 230. Deaths-Hon. Sir John Bloomfield, 2. Hon. K. S.

Gross, 673. Hon. R. C. Dunstan, DSO, 824. Education-Royal Melbourne Institute of Techno­

logy, q 836. Environment-Recycling, 372. Environment Pro­

tection (Scheduled Premises and Exemptions) (Amendment) Regulations, 1164.

Environment Protection (General Amendment) Bill, 1545,1557.

Freedom of Information Act-Application to local government, q 265. Information brochures, qn 733.

Health Department Victoria-Volunteer health workers, qn 37. Asbestos powder hazards, qn 43. Grants to youth projects, qn 43. Bilingual coun­selling services, qn 1284.

Historic Buildings (Amendment) Bill, 1051, 1059. HospitalS-Private, q 9. Public waiting lists, q 52,

q 105, 256, 339, qn 731. Prince Henry's, q 352. Labour, Department of-Workers Health Action

Group, qn 433. Major Projects-Victoria Harbour Project, 89, 1189.

Health facilities, q 352. Queen Victoria hospital site, q 889. Bayside Project, q 1027. World Con­gress Centre, 1077. Museum of Victoria redevel­opment, q 1197.

Medical Services-Fees for WorkCare patients, q 971.

Medical Treatment (Enduring Power of Attorney) Bill, 154.

Melbourne-Olympic Games 1996 bid, 89. Spoleto Festival, q 533, q 682.

Mental Health Services-Mont Park Psychiatric Hospital, q 439.

Ministry, The-Censure of Minister for Local Gov­ernment, 194, 230.

Municipalities-Freedom of information in local government, q 265.

Museum of Victoria-Redevelopment, q 1197. National Safety Council of Australia-Losses,

q 1363. Olympic Games I 996-Melbourne bid, 89. Planning and Environment (Amendment) Bill, 1475,

1519. Points of Order-Reference to notes, 711. Printing Committee-Membership, 16, 140. Privileges Committee-Establishment, 1109, 1112. Queen Victoria Hospital Site, q 889. Questions on Notice-Answers, 1102.

Birrell, Hon. M. A.-continued

Sessional Orders, 1097. Standing Orders Committee-Questions on notice,

1102. State Bank Victoria, q 1363. State Finance-Government policies, 542, 575. State Library-Funding, q 1496. Subdivision (Further Amendment) Bill, 1534. Task Force Cooperatives, qn 43, qn 45, qn 887. Transport Accident Commission-Treatment of

patients, q 971. Universities-Proposed amalgamations, q 836. Pro-

posed establishment in western suburbs, q 836. Victoria Harbour Project, 89, 1189. WorkCare-Treatment of patients, q 971. World Congress Centre, 1077.

BLF Custodian-Reports: No. 7, 16; No. 8, Ill.

Bloomfield, The Late Hon. Sir John, I.

Brothels-Council by-laws, q 443,818, 820,964,967, 1083,1085.

Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 17, 60, 279, 398, 698, 781, 804, 848.

Building and Construction Industry-Housing starts, q 891. Employment of subcontractors, q 1028, q 1094, 1097.

Business and Commerce-Air fare concessions for small business, 1077. Second-hand dealers and pawn­brokers licences, 1081, 1085. Small Business Development Corporation, q 1366.

Business of the House-Hours of sitting, 59, 1207. Availability of reports, q 1504.

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Capital Punishment, 841.

Caravan Parks-Pensioner fuel concessions, q 13.

Cemeteries-Eltham, 94, 99.

Centre for International Research on Communication and Information Technologies, q 1365, q 1501.

Chairman of Committees, The (Hon. K. I. M. Wrigbt) Rulings and Statements-Debate-Relevancy of remarks, 618. Leave for

honourable member to sit at table, 1451, 1455, 1456.

Rulings and Statements as Deputy President­Debate-Interjections, 75. Dissent of honourable

member from Bill, 173. Unparliamentary expres­sions, 219. Use of correct titles, 590.

(See also "Wright, Hon. K. I. M. (North Western Province")

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Chamberlain, Hon. B. A. (Western Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

614, 618, 620, 642, 643, 644, 645, 646, 656, 662, 671.

Albury-Wodonga Development Corporation, qn 1615.

Alcohol-Availability, 344. Appropriation (1989-90, No. I) Bill, 1001. Arts, The-Arts Development Fund, 905. Attorney-General's Department-Return of stolen

goods, q 897. Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 327. Caravan Parks and Movable Dwellings (Amend­

ment) Bill, 1240, 1252, 1255, 1256, 1259. Centre for International Research on Communica-

tion and Information Technologies, q 1365, q 1501. Churchill Fisheries, Portland, 1484. Control of Weapons Bill, 1379. Corrections (Amendment) Bill, 1150, 1151, 1152,

1154,1157,1158,1160. Crimes (Blood Samples) Bill, 1348, 1358, 1361, 1595. Deaths-Hon. K. S. Gross, 675. Drugs-Trading in illicit, q 438. Dying with Dignity-Recommendations of Social

Development Committee, 27. Exhibition Buildings-Trustees grant, qn 1615. Exports-Crayfish, 1484. Fire Authorities (Contributions) Bill, 1571, 1579,

1580, 1581. Gas and Fuel Corporation-Premises at Princes

Gate, qn 47. Activities of chairman, q 1090, q 1095. Hospitals-Portland and District, q 11, 425. St

Andrew's, q 839. Industry, Technology and Resources­Department-Approved schemes of assistance and

related expenditure, qn 1613. Assistance for stra­tegic regional firms, qn 1614. Latrobe and Gee­long regional commissions, qn 1614. Trade development and investment recruitment, qn 1614.

Resources-Mining: operations at Benambra, q 110, 525; trading in claims, q 438.

Technology-Centre for International Research on Communication and Information Technologies, q 1365, q 1501.

Law Courts-Closure of courthouses, 744, 929. Local Government Department-Legal costs,

qn 434. Macquarie Resources Ltd, q 110, 525. Medical Treatment (Enduring Power of Attorney)

Bill, 162, 244, 246, 248, 251, 254. Melbourne-Closure of inner city streets, q 270. Members-Use of computers in Chamber, 394. Mining-Operations at Benambra, q 110, 525.

Trading in claims, q 438. National Companies and Securities Commission­

Report on Trustees Executors and Agency Ltd, qn 1086.

Chamberlain, Hon. B. A.-continued

Penalties and Sentences Bill, 1147. Petroleum (Submerged Lands) (Amendment) Bill,

690. Planning-Central business district development,

q 270. Points of Order-Scope of debate, 570. Leave for

honourable member to sit at table, 1456. Port of Portland-Transport of petroleum, 880. Public Authorities (Contributions) (Amendment)

Bill, 1543. Public Transport-Sale of alcohol on country trains,

344. Very Fast Train project, q 355. Roads Corporation-Benambra mining project, 525.

B-double petrol tankers, 880. Social Development Committee-Dying with dig­

nity recommendations, 27. Standing Orders Committee-Use of computer

equipment in Chamber, 394. State Electricity Commission-Comparison of elec­

tricity tariffs, q 974. Victorian Economic Development Corporation­

West Wimmera Grains, 89, 257. Water Bill, 1395, 1450, 1451, 1452, 1454, 1455, 1456,

1458, 1459, 1460, 1461, 1462, 1463, 1464, 1465, 1467, 1470, 1472.

Water (Consequential Amendments) Bill, 1395. West Wimmera Grains, 89, 257. WorkCare-Premiums, 174.

Children (See "Community Services Victoria")

Christmas Felicitations, 1596.

Churchill Fisheries, Portland, 1484, 1489.

Coal Corporation of Victoria-Review of operations, q 107. Brown coal liquefaction, q 837.

"Common Ground" Publication, qn 1086.

Commonwealth-State Housing Agreement-Lease arrangements, qn 531. Negotiations, q 739.

Community Services Victoria-Children-Child health nurse service, 30, 273, 1304. General-Home and community care program,

q 1089. North Eastern Regional Advisory Coun­cil,1189.

Intellectual Disability Services-Maroondah Social Health Centre, 29, 35. Community living support schemes, 260, 263. Yarra Curative Home, 343, 347. Interchange Southern Region, 344, 347. Transport, 422. Kew Cottages, 878. Alkira Centre, 1082. Moonya Centre, 1192, 1194.

Connard, Hon. G. P. (Higinbotham Province) Aged Services-Nursing homes: private, 31; beds,

880.

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Connard, Hon. G. P.-continued

Appropriation (1989-90, No. 1) Bill, 954. Arts, The-Arts Development Fund, q 688, 724,

q 1206. St Martin's Youth Art Centre, q 688, 724. St Martin's Theatre, q 1206.

Bathing Boxes-At Brighton, 964. Business of the House-Availability of reports, 1504. Chiropodists (Amendment) Bill, 1263. Conservation, Forests and Lands, Department of-

Publication Common Ground, qn 1086. Deaths-Hon. R. C. Dunstan, DSO, 829. Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act

Regulations, 345. Education-Moorabbin College ofT AFE, qn 184. Health (Amendment) Bill, 1270, 1272. Health Department Victoria-Publications, qn 38.

Inner South District Health Planning Group, qn 46. Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act Regulations, 345.

Health (General Amendment) (Amendment) Bill, 1342.

Hospitals-Annual reports, 1191, 1280. Housing-Elderly person units for Sandringham, 96.

Hampton High School site, 96. Lands-Acquisition ofland on Phillip Island, 1081. Law Courts-Closure of courthouses, 771. Libr.ary Services-Funding, 260. Medical Services-Radiotherapy, 818. Medical Treatment (Enduring Power of Attorney)

Bill, 169. Pharmacies-Remuneration of pharmacists, 178.

Needle exchange program, 426. Stolen prescrip­tion pads, 528. Non-proprietary medicines, 1487.

Planning-Bathing boxes at Brighton, 964. Points of Order-Leave for honourable member to

sit at table, 1451, 1455. Premier and Cabinet, Department of the-Publica-

tion Update. qn 41. Prices Bill, 278, 450. Questions on Notice-Answers, 1108. Royal Australasian College of Radiologists-Radio-

therapy services, 818. St Martin's Theatre, q 1206. St Martin's Youth Art Centre, q 688, 724. Social Development Committee-Membership,

1035. Standing Orders Committee-Questions on notice,

1108. Victorian Women's Consultative Council-Mem­

bership, qn 44.

Conservation, Forests and Lands­Department-Publication Common Ground.

qn 1086.

Conservation, Forests and Lands-continued

Lands-Extraction of roadmaking materials, 177, q 1294. Purchase of Crown land in Calivil, 179. Aerial spraying of noxious weeds, 258, 264. Acqui­sition on Phillip Island, 1081. At Ballarat South, 1191, 1195.

Consultative Council on Obstetric and Paediatric Mor­tality and Morbidity-Report for 1987,1372.

Consumer Affairs-Recall of soup product, 90, 99.

Corporate Affairs-Investigation of Task Force Young Volunteers Cooperative Ltd, qn 45.

Corrections, Office of-Women prisoners, 16.

Co~ Hon. G. H. (Nunawading Province) Aged Services-Private nursing homes, 422. Appropriation (1989-90, No. I) Bill, 866. Budget for 1 989-90-Papers, 866. Community Services Victoria-Community living

support schemes for intellectually disabled, 260. Alkira Centre, 1082.

Deaths-Hon. R. C. Dunstan, DSO, 828. Environment-Recycling, 381. Handicapped Persons-Transport, 1082. Hospitals-Alfred, q 109. Austin, q 357. Emergency

and critical care services, 526, 815. Box Hill, q 539. Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute, 1190, q 1499.

Housing-Maintenance of public housing, 93, 176. Rooming houses, 343. Ministry units in Box Hill South, 719. Park Street railway reserve, q 1291, q 1369.

Medical Services-Acute pain clinics, 29. Nursing shortage in intensive care units, q 357. For cancer, 1190, q 1499.

Melbourne City Council-Housing redevelopments on public land, q 896.

Personal Emergency Service-Funding, 879. Points of Order-Answers to questions without

notice, 1300. Victorian Council of Residential Associations for

Persons with Intellectual Disability, 260. Works and Services (Ancillary Provisions, 1989-90,

No. 2) Bill, 866.

Coxsedge, Hon. Joan (Melbourne West Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

589. Arts, The-Equality of opportunity measures,

q 1092. Christmas Felicitations, 1601. Drugs-Treatment services, q 741. Equal Opportunity-Government initiatives, q 1092. Housing-Project partnership scheme, q 443. Low-

cost design, q 896.

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Coxsedge, Hon. loan-continued

Medical Services-Cervical Cytology Registry, q 106. Palliative care, q 1368.

Municipalities-Efficiency measures, q 271. Victoria Police-Resources and powers, q 1504.

CRA Ltd-Mineral sands project, q 838.

Craige, Hon. G. R. (Central Highlands Province) Adoption (Amendment) Bill, 1420. Alpine Resorts Commission-Administration, 1274. Appropriation (1989-90, No. 1) Bill, 848. Arts, The-Arts Development Fund, q 1034. Ath­

enaeum Theatre, q 1034. Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 848. Community Services Victoria-Intellectual disabil­

ity services: Yarra Curative Home, 343. Child health nurse service, 1326.

Handicapped Persons-Public housing. 814. Hospitals-Proposed Whittlesea site, q 55, 525,1481. Housing-Public waiting lists, 175. For handi-

capped persons, 814. Intellectually Disabled Persons' Services (Amend­

ment) Bill, 116. Law Courts-Closure of courthouses, 767. Public Transport Corporation-V/Line land trans-

action in Shire of Yea, 92. Euroa rail service, 1079. Roads Corporation-Road funding. 1134. Senior Citizens Centres-Wallan, 963. Works and Services (Ancillary Provisions, 1989-90,

No. 2) Bill, 848.

Crawford, Hon. G. R. (lika lika Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

595,613,615. Aged Services-Mount Eliza Centre, q 442. Dental Services-Public, q 975. Housing-Priority home finance scheme, q 1205.

Land allotments, q 1370. Industry-Shipbuilding. q 269. Mental Health Research Institute, q 53. Resources-Brown coal liquefaction, q 837.

D

Davidson, Hon. B. E. (Chelsea Province) Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 413. Caravan Parks and Movable Dwellings (Amend-

ment) Bill, 1244. Education-Rural, q 1199. Health-Central Health Interpreter Service, q 1498. Mars Confectionery of Australia, q 972. Mental Health Services-Psychiatric facilities on

Mornington Peninsula, q 191. Municipalities-Boundaries, q 108. State-Local

Government Consultative Council meeting. q 840.

Davidson, Hon. B. E.-continued

Points of Order-Matters raised on motions for adjournment of sittings to be urgent, 1277. Answers to questions without notice, 1297.

Port Phillip Bay-Bayside clean-up day, q 1095. Street Works Coordination Committee-Under­

ground services, q 444. Victorian College of Agriculture and Horticulture,

q 1199.

de Feae1y, Hon. R. S. (BaHarat Province) Abattoirs-Closure of Ballarat, q 193. Aged Services-Queen Elizabeth Geriatric Centre,

BaHarat, 724. Agriculture Acts (General Amendment) Bill, 1531. Appropriation (1989-90, No. 1) Bill, 862. Ballarat, Shire of-Availability of land at BaHarat

South, 1191. Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 862. Capital punishment, 841. Community Services Victoria-Child health nurse

service, 30, 273, 1304. Conservation, Forests and Lands Acts (Amend-

ment) Bill, 1609. Deaths-Hon. K. S. Gross, 677. Education-Transport for school excursions, 424. Environment-Municipal waste disposal, 179. Fire Authorities (Contributions) Bill, 1574. Forests (Victree Forests Agreement) Bill, 1566. Handicapped Persons-Public housing. 1276. Housing-Commonwealth-State Housing Agree-

ment, qn 531. Home opportunity loan scheme, qn 532. Sale of government land, qn 532. For handicapped persons, 1276. Park Street railway reserve, q 1296. Crisis accommodation in Ararat, 1483.

Industry-Australian-made preference scheme, q 893,963.

Law Courts-Closure of courthouses, 758. Lord Mayor's Children's Camp, Somers-Trans­

port arranaements, 424. Murray VaHey Citrus Marketing Bill, 233. Petitions-Child health nurse service, Ararat, 273.

Capital punishment, 841. Points of Order-Incorporation of material in Ran­

sard.1322. Public Transport-School excursions, 424. Corpo­

ration: V/Line staff, 881. Racing (TAB Surplus) Bill, 1448. State Electricity Commission-Purchase of protec-

tive clothing, q 893, 963. Water Bill, 1410. Water (Consequential Amendments) Bill, 1410. Works and Services (Ancillary Provisions, 1989-90,

No. 2) Bill, 862.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL (9)

Deaths-Hon. Sir John Bloomfield, I. Hon. K. S. Gross, 673. Hon. R. C. Dunstan, DSO, 735, 823.

Dental Senices-Advanced dental technicians, q 687. Public, q 975.

Distinpished Visitors-Member, House of Lords, 576.

Divisions-Accident Compensation (General Amendmentl Bill.

615,639,648,662. Arts. The-Arts Development Fund, 921. Censure of Minister for Local Government. 231. Corrections (Amendment) Bill. 1153, 1159. Law Courts-Closure of courthouses, 932. Prices Bill. 610. State Finance-Government policies, 576.

Drup-Task force cooperatives, qn 43, qn 45, qn 887. Marijuana, q 109, 878, 885. Needle exchange pro­gram, 426, 431. Trading in illicit, q 438. Treat­ment services, q 741. Disposal of syringes, 882, 886.

Drup, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act Regu­lations, 345, 347.

Dunstan, The Late Hon. R. C., DSO, 735.

Dyinl with Dipity-Recommendations of Social Development Committee, 27, 34.

E

Economy, The-Govemment strategy, q 120 I.

Eclucation-General-Life education mobile vans, 257, 263.

WorkCare payments, qn 734. Zoning of schools, q 1034. Regional major works, 1190.

Post-Secondary-Higher education: Common­wealth contribution scheme, qn 46; in outer east­ern suburbs, q 890. 1281. 1282. q 1502. Physiotherapy training, q 51. 542, q 833, q 1198. T AFE colleges: staff employment. 88. 98; Dande­nong, 89, 98; Newport, 174, 180, 1488, 1489; Footscray, 174, 180, 1488, 1489; Moorabbin, qn 184; Loddon Campaspe, 421, 429, 720, 728; nominations to boards. q 538; Yallourn, 720, 728; Wodonga, q 742; Western Institute, q 835, q 836; Gordon. q 1030. Placements for apprentices, 95, 99, 421, 429, 725. 728, q 1030. Proposed amal­gamations: of colleges, 174, 180, 1488, 1489; with universities, 426, 429, q 742, q 835, q 836, q 890, q 1364. David Syme Business School, 426, 429. Institutes of technology: Chisholm, 426, 429. q 1364; Footscray. q 835, q 836; Royal Mel­bourne. q 835, q 836; Swinburne, q 890, 1281, 1282, q 1502. Administration, q 534. Rural, q 1199.

Schools. Other-Diamond Valley Special Develop­mental School, 1480.

Education-continued

Schools, Post-Primary-Warragul Technical, 1279. Students-Transport, 180,424,431, 1279, 1480. Post­

secondary: compulsory union membership, 428; accommodation for TAFE country, 728.

Teachers-Award restructuring, 1210.

Environment (See "Planning and Environment")

Equal Opportunity-Government initiatives, q 1092.

Ethnic Affairs-Local Government and Ethnic Affairs Ministerial Advisory Council, q 192. Bilingual health counselling services, qn 1284. Central Health Interpreter Service, q 1498.

Evans, Hon. D. M. (North Eastern Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

636. Arts, The-Arts Development Fund, 903. Asbestos-Use in buildings, q 1496. Australian Newsprint Mills Ltd-Proposed recy­

cling plant, q 534. Bayside Project (Amendment) Bill, 1074. Conservation, Forests and Lands Acts (Amend­

ment) Bill, 1584, 1611, 1612. Education-School bus service, 180. Regional major

works, 1190. Environment-Recycling, 360, 393, q 1032.

Environment Protection (Scheduled Premises and Exemptions) (Amendment) Regulations, 1099, 1102.

Environment Protection (General Amendment) Bill, 1549, 1557, 1558.

Fire Authorities (Contributions) Bill, 1576. Fisheries (Amendment) Bill, 1526. Forests (Laminex Industries Agreement) Bill, 1560. Forests (Victrec Forests Agreement) Bill, 1566. Freedom of Information Act-Report of Legal and

Constitutional Committee, 1372. Health-Immunisation certificates for preschool

children, 1083. Hospitals-Chiltern and District Bush Nursing, 342.

Public waiting lists, q 442. Funding, q 683. Housing and Construction, Ministry of-Use of

plastics in building materials, q 1032. Law Courts-Closure of courthouses, 773. Legal and Constitutional Committee-Reports pre­

sented: fifteenth report on subordinate legislation, 112; Public Service (Amendment) Regulations, 359; sixteenth report on subordinate legislation, 843; freedom of information in Victoria, 1372.

Melbourne Cricket Ground Trust Bill, 1428. Municipalities-Boundaries, q 188. q 894. Costs of

immunisation certificates, 1083. National Safety Council of Australia-Firefighting

services, qn 45. Optometry-Advertising of services, 528.

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Evans, Hon. D. M.-continued

Petroleum (Submerged Lands) (Amendment) Bill, 694.

Plastics-Recycled packaging material, q 1032. Public Service (Amendment) Regulations, 359. Road TolI-Hume Freeway, 726. Roads Corporation-Roadworthiness regulations,

884. Road funding, 1137. Shepparton, Shire of-Victoria Grants Commission

allocations, q 355. Woodchipping-East Gippsland harvest, 1486.

Exhibition Buildings-Trustees grant, qn 1615.

Exports-Victorian wine, q 892. Crayfish, 1484, 1489.

F

Films and Television-Production, q 439.

Food-Recall of soup product, 90, 99.

Freedom of Information Act-Application to local Bovernment, q 265, 342, 349. Information bro­chures, qn 733. Requests, 1277, 1283. Report of Legal and Constitutional Committee, 1372.

G

Gas and Fuel Corporation-Pensioner concessions, q 13. Premises at Princes Gate, qn 47. Agency in Richmond, 723, 727. Charges, q 1090. Activities of chairman, q 1090, q 1095.

Government Departments and Instrumentalities-In Geelong, 1278, 1282.

Green Triangle Council for Regional Development Ltd, 1276, 1282.

Gross, The Late Hon. K. S., 673.

Guest, Hon. J. V. C. (Monash Province) Arts, The-Arts Development Fund, 912, q 1032. Library Services-Funding, q 1503. St Kilda City Council-Activities, 32. Standing Orders Committee-Use of computer

equipment in Chamber, 395, 1209. Universities-Funding, q 535.

H

Hall, Hon. P. R. (Gippsland Province) Adoption (Amendment) Bill, 1424. Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Department of­

Agricultural education, q 1497. Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 331. Coal Corporation of Victoria-Review of opera­

tions, q 107.

Hall, Hon. P. R.-continued

Community Services Victoria-Child health nurse service, 1310.

Education-Commonwealth higher education con­tribution scheme, qn 46. Accommodation for T AFE country students, 720. Physiotherapy train­ing, q 1198.

Education (Amendment) Bill, 1064. Health-Funds gap benefit payment, 814. Hospitals-Central Gippsland, Traralgon, q 10. Insurance-Health, 814. Home purchase premiums,

q 834. Intellectually Disabled Persons' Services (Amend-

ment) Bill, 113. Lands-Aerial spraying of noxious weeds, 258. Law Courts-Closure of courthouses, 761. Medical Services-Nursing positions in public hos-

pitals, q 1030. Municipalities-Superannuation schemes, q 268. Pensioners-Rate rebates, 177. Road Safety (Amendment) Bill, 1225, 1434, 1435. State Electricity Commission-Loy Yang plant,

q 737. Superannuation-For local government employees,

q 268. Technology-Multifunction polis proposal, q 1296. Very Fast Train (Route Investigation) Bill, 1178. Victorian College of Agriculture and Horticulture,

q 1497.

Hallam, Hon. R. M. (Western Province) Administrative Appeals Tribunal-Regional hear-

ings, 256. Ambulance Services-In Portland, q 440. Brothels-Council by-laws, 964. Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 301. Business and Commerce-Second-hand dealers and

pawnbrokers licences, 1081. Business Franchise (Tobacco) (Amendment) Bill,

1039,1044. Chiropodists (Amendment) Bill, 1265. Community Services Victoria-Home and com­

munity care program, q 1089. Conservation, Forests and Lands Acts (Amend­

ment) Bill, 1589. Control of Weapons Bill, 1382. Cultural and Recreational Lands (Amendment) Bill,

1012. Financial Institutions Duty (Amendment) Bill, 1050. Fire Authorities (Contributions) Bill, 1573, 1581. Green Triangle Council for Regional Development

Ltd,1276. Hospitals-Wimmera Base, 27. Hunting-Code of practice, 423. Industry-Regional development, 1276. Lake Bolac, 256.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL (11)

Hallam, Hon. R. M.-continued

Lands-Extraction of road making materials from Crown land, 177, q 1294.

Marine (Vessels) Regulations, 59. Medical Treatment (Enduring Power of Attorney)

Bill, 155. Ministry, The-Censure of Minister for Local Gov­

ernment, 204. Municipalities-Pecuniary interests of councillors,

q 52, 91. Victoria Grants Commission allocations, q 103. Dandenong: statements of Minister for Local Government, 204. Co lac: request for inves­tigation, q 267. Dundas: funding, q 680. Camber­well: brothels by-laws, 964. Superannuation schemes, 877. WorkCare premiums, q 969.

Prices Bill, 600. Public Authorities (Contributions) (Amendment)

Bill, 1543. Resources-Mineral sands project, q 838. Roads Corporation-Road funding, 1112. Stamps (Motor Vehicles) Bill, 1046. State Bank Victoria, q 351, q 1363. State Finance-Government policies, 558. Superannuation-For local government employees,

877. Tricontinental Corporation Ltd, q 1363. WorkCare-Premiums, q 969.

Handicapped Persons-Community living support schemes, 260, 263. Interchange Southern Region, 344, 347. Public housing, q 356, 814, 820, 1276, 1282. Transport, 422, 1082, 1192, 1194. Arts fund­ing, q 1301. (See also "Community Services Victoria")

Health-Department Victoria-Volunteer workers, qn 37.

Publications, qn 38. Asbestos powder hazards, qn 43. Grants to youth projects, qn 43. Inner South District Health Planning Group, qn 46. Funds of deceased institutionalised persons, 340, 346. Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act Regula­tions, 345, 347. Appointment of chief general manager, q 438. Pamphlets on marijuana, 878, 885. Freedom of information requests, 1277, 1283.

Diseases-Proposed communicable diseases research centre, q 14. AIDS, q 265, 426, 431. Childhood, q 541. Immunisation certificates for preschool children, 1083, 1084.

General-Tarwin Lower and District Community Health Centre, 340, 346. Home and community care program, 527, 530. Alcohol and drug treat­ment services, q 741. Funds gap benefit payment, 814. Sudden infant death syndrome, 963, 967. Bi­lingual counselling services, qn 1284. Central Health Interpreter Service, q 1498.

Health Computing Services-Victoria Ltd-Report for 1988-89, 1371.

Heide Park and Art Gallery, 1275, 1281.

Henshaw, Hon. D. E. (Geelong Province) Budget for I 989-90-Papers, 781. Caravan Parks and Movable Dwellings (Amend­

ment) Bill, 1254. Education-Post-secondary training courses, q 1030.

Gordon Technical College, q 1030. Housing and Construction, Ministry of-Commu-

nication technology, q 839. Mining-Practices of industry, q 188. Municipalities-Socialjustice partnerships, q 14. Petitions-Geelong radiotherapy centre, 444. Small Business Development Corporation, q 1366. Technology-Aerospace industry development,

q 683.

Historic Buildings-Box Hill brickworks, 90, 100. Montsalvat, 94, 99. Facades, q 976. Geelong wool store, 1483, 1489.

Historic Projects-Polly Woodside. 259, 261, q 681, q 1204.

Hogg, Hon. C. J. (Melbourne North Province) (Min-ister for Health)

Adoption (Amendment) Bill, 1348, 1390, 1427. Aged Services-General-Research facilities, q 539. Nursing Homes-Private, 35, 429. Commonwealth

funding, 346. Mount Eliza Centre, q 442. Queen Elizabeth Geriatric Centre, Ballarat, 729. Facili­ties in South Barwon, q 839. Beds, 886.

Alcohol-Treatment services, q 741. Ambulance Services-In Cranbourne, 99. In Port­

land, q 440. Apprentices-Employment in hospitals, 885. Asbestos-Incident at Health Department Victoria,

qn 43. Use in buildings, q 1496. Cemeteries-Eltham,99. Chiropodists (Amendment) Bill, 1210, 1261, 1265. Community Services Victoria-Intellectual disabil-

ity services: Maroondah Social Health Centre, 35; community living support schemes, 263; Yarra Curative Home, 347; Interchange Southern Region, 347; Moonya Centre, 1194.

Consultative Council on Obstetric and Paediatric Mortality and Morbidity-Report for 1987, 1372.

Consumer Affairs-Recall of soup product, 99. Dental Services-Advanced dental technicians,

q 687. Public, q 975. Drugs-Marijuana, q 110, 885. Needle exchange

program, 431. Treatment services, q 741.

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Hogg, Hon. C. 1.-continued Hogg, Hon. C. 1.-continued

Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act Regulations, 347.

Dying with Dignity-Recommendations of Social Development Committee, 34.

Education-Life education mobile vans, 263. Ethnic Affairs-Bilingual health counselling ser­

vices, qn 1285. Central Health Interpreter Service, q 1498.

Food-Recall of soup product, 99. Freedom ofInformation Act-Requests, 1283. Handicapped Persons-Interchange Southern

Region, 347. Transport, 1194. Public housing, 1282.

Health-Department Victoria-Volunteer health workers,

qn 38. Publications, qn 38. Asbestos powder haz­ards, qn 43. Grants to youth projects, qn 43. Inner South District Health Planning Group, qn 46. Funds of deceased institutionalised persons, 346. Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act Regulations, 347. Appointment of chief general manager, q 438. Freedom of information requests, 1283.

Diseases-Proposed communicable diseases research centre, q 15. AIDS, q 266, 431. Childhood, q 541. Immunisation certificates for preschool children, 1084.

General-Tarwin Lower and District Community Health Centre, 346. Alcohol and drug treatment services, q 741. Funds gap benefit payment, 820. Sudden infant death syndrome, 967. Bilingual counselling services, qn 1285. Central Health Interpreter Service, q 1498.

Health (Amendment) Bill, 1210, 1266, 1271, 1272. Health Computing Services-Victoria Ltd-Report

for 1988-89,1371. Health (General Amendment) (Amendment) Bill,

1210, 1273, 1348. Historic Buildings-Montsalvat, 99. Hospitals-Public waiting lists, q 7, q 8, q 49, q 52,

q 105,263,345, q 442, qn 731, q 836. Private, q 9, q 1497. Central Gippsland, Traralgon, q 10. Port­land and District, q 11, 430. Alfred, q 13, q 109. Fairfield, q 15. Ballarat Base, 33. Wimmera Base, 34. Royal Melbourne, 34, q 838. Proposed Whittlesea site, q 55, 529, 1490. Emergency and critical care services, q 103, q 109, q 185, q 441, 530, 820. Bed closures, q 107. Bush nursing, q 189, q 1027, q 1201. Prince Henry's, q 192. Wodonga District, 263, q 972. Wangaratta Base, 263, q 836. Box Hill, 263, q 539. Mount Alexander, 346. Chil­tern and District Bush Nursing, 347. Austin, q 357. Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute, 430, 1194, q 1499. Funding, q 683. St Andrew's, q 839, q 1301. Epworth, q 840. Employment of apprentices, 885. Annual reports, q 890, 1194, 1283. Mildura Base,

q 973. St Vincent's, q 1203. Geelong, q 1205. Fire safety measures, 1489.

Insurance-Health, 820. Intellectually Disabled Persons' Services (Amend-

ment) Bill, 6, 22. Maroondah Social Health Centre, 35. Medical Services-General-For cancer, q 13, 1194, q 1499. Proposed

communicable diseases research centre, q 15. Acute pain clinics, 35. Cervical Cytology Registry, q 106. Optometry, 530. Radiotherapy, 820, q 840. Pallia­tive care, q 1298, q 1368. IVF program, q 1365.

Medical Practitioners-Accreditation for intern training positions, 263. Fees for WorkCare patients, q 895, q 969, q 971, q 973, q 1089.

Nursing-Home nursing services, q 10. Shortage in intensive care units, q 357. Registered nurse professional rates, q 741,820. Positions in public hospitals, q 1030. Bush nursing services, qn 1284.

Medical Treatment (Enduring Power of Attorney) Bill, 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253,255, q 1292.

Mental Health (General Amendment) Bill, 842, 978. Mental Health Research Institute, q 53. Mental Health Services-General-Mental Health Awareness Week, q 688.

Personal Emergency Service, 729, 885. Psychiatric services: in outer south-eastern suburbs, q 838; for inner Melbourne area, q 896; in Latrobe Valley, q 1033. Assessment of prisoner, q 1203.

Hospitals and Centres-On Mornington Peninsula, q 191. Mont Park, q 440.

Mosquitoes-Plagues, 429. Breeding control, q 1094. Municipalities-Disposal of syringes, 886. Costs of

immunisation certificates, 1084. National Research Institute of Gerontology and

Geriatric Medicine, q 539. Optometry-Advertising of services, 530. Personal Emergency Service-Funding, 729, 885. Pharmacies-Security of premises, 35. Remunera-

tion for pharmacists, 181. Government policies, q 351, q 538. Needle exchange program, 431. Stolen prescription pads, 530. Non-proprietary medicines, 1490.

Royal Australasian College of Radiologists-Radio­therapy services, 820, q 840.

Senior Citizens Centres-Wallan, 966. Social Development Committee-Dying with dig­

nity recommendations, 34. Task Force Cooperatives, qn 43, qn 888. Transport Accident Commission-Treatment of

patients, q 895, q 971, q 973. Women-Cervical Cytology Registry, q 106. WorkCare-Treatment of patients, q 895, q 969,

q 971, q 973, q 1089.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL (13)

Hospitals-Public waiting lists, q 7, q 8, q 49, q 52, q 105, 256, 263, 339, 345, q 442, qn 731, q 836. Private, q 9, q 1497. Central Gippsland, Traral­gon, q 10. Portland and District, q 11, 425, 430. Alfred, q 13, q 109. Fairfield, q 14. Ballarat Base, 26,33. Wimmera Base, 27, 34. Royal Melbourne 27,34, q 837. Proposed Whittlesea site, q 55;525: 529, 1481, 1490. Emergency and critical care ser­vices, q 103, q 109, q 185, q 441, 526, 530,815, 820. Bed closures, q 107. Bush nursing, q 189, q 1027, q 1201. Prince Henry's, q 192, q 352. Clo­sures, 194. Wodonga District, 255, 263, q 971. Wangaratta Base, 255, 263, q 836. Box Hill, 258, 263, q 539. Willsmere, q 267, q 352. Mount Alex­ander, 341, 346. Chiltern and District Bush Nurs­ing, 342, 347. Austin, q 357. Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute, 425, 430, 1190, 1194, q 1499. Geelong, 444, q 1204. Funding, q 683. St Andrew's, q 839, q 1301. Epworth, q 840. Employment of apprentices, 877, 885. Annual reports, q 889, 1191, 1194, 1280, 1283. Mildura Base, q 973. St Vin­cent's, q 1203. Fire safety measures, 1480, 1489. (See also "Medical Services")

Housing-Estates-Lakewood, 29, 35, q 740, q 1299, q 1371. General-Government assistance: mortgage relief,

q 49, q 536, q 1292; home opportunity loan scheme, qn 532; low-start loans, q 739; to public and private sectors, q 1096, q 1292; priority home finance scheme, q 1205. Elderly person units for Sandringham, 96, 100, 178, 182. Hampton High School site, 96, 100, 178, 182. Energy-efficient q Ill. Crisis accommodation, q 190, 1483. Com~ monwealth-State Housing Agreement, qn 531, q 739. Sale of government land, qn 532. Common equity rental cooperatives, q 538. Kensington ord­nance site,. q 540. Starts, q 891. Low-cost design, q 896. RegIOnal Housing Council Review Steering Committee, q 976. Land allotments, q 1370. Ten­ants Rights Handbook, 1482.

Ministry of Housing and Construction-Asbestos management, q 12. Communication technology q 839. Building contractors, q 1028, q 1094, 1097: Use of plastics in building materials, q 1032. Park Street railway reserve, q 1291, q 1293, q 1296, q 1369. Urban renewal in inner Melbourne, q 1500.

Private-Home loan interest rates, q 685. (See also "Housing-Genera")

Public-Waiting lists, q 11,175,182, q 353, q 357. Rooming houses, 31, 36, q 49, q 272, 343, 347. Ascot Vale tenants group, q 58, q 190, q 735. Rental: increases, 93, 100; arrears and evictions, 174, 181, 261, 264, q 685, q 1501. Maintenance, 93, 100, 176, 182. For handicapped persons, q 356, 814,820, 1276, 1282. Project partnership scheme, q 443. Units in Box Hill South, 719, 729. Home purchase insurance premiums, q 834.

Hun~ Hon. A. J. (South Eastern Province) (See "Presi­dent, The (Hon. A. J. Hunt)")

Hunting-Code of practice, 423, 429.

Industrial Supplies Office (Victoria) Ltd, q 1031.

Industry, Technology and Resources-Department-Approved schemes of assistance and

related expenditure, qn 1613. Assistance for stra­tegic regional firms, qn 1614. Latrobe and Gee­long regional commissions, qn 1614. Trade development and investment recruitment qn 1614. '

Industry-Frigate project, q 8, q 57, q 269. Goul­bum Valley food processing industries, q 110. Shipbuilding, q 269. Assistance to Kodak (Austra­lasia) Pty Ltd, q 440, q 1092. Australian News­print Mills Ltd, q 534. Building and construction, q 891, q 1028, q 1094, q 1097. Wine exports, q 892. Australian-made preference scheme, q 893, 963, 966. Expansion of confectionery plant, q 972. Import replacement program, q 1031. Govern­ment initiatives, q 1201, 1278, 1282. Regional development, 1276, 1282.

Resources-Mining: Antarctic convention, 7; in Maryborough district, 28, 33; at Benambra, q 106, q 110,525,529; practices of industry, q 188; trad­ing in claims, q 438; mineral sands project, q 838; investment in Victoria, q 1091. Coal, q 107, q 837. Methane gas, 176, 181. Solar energy, q 738. Elec­tricity generation from environmental waste, q 1496.

Technology-Multifunction polis proposal, 260, 262, 527, 529, q 1296. Aerospace industry develop­ment, q 683. Electronics, q 1294. Centre for Inter­national Research on Communication and Information Technologies, q 1365, q 1501.

Insurance-Health, 814, 820. Home purchase premi­ums, q 834.

Ives, Hon. R. S. (Eumemmerring Province) Arts, The-Funding, q 186, q 1301. Education-Physiotherapy training, q 51. Environment-Recycling, 377. Handicapped Persons-Arts funding for the dis­

abled, q 1301. Law Courts-Closure of courthouses, 921. Melbourne City Council-Extortion allegations,

q 1495. Mental Health-Psychiatric services in outer south-

eastern suburbs, q 838. Museum of Victoria, q 681. Polly Woodside, q 681. Public Transport-Very Fast Train project, q 1034.

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Ives, Hon. R. S.-continued

Roads Corporation-Road funding, 1141. State Electricity Commission-Overseas contracts,

q 537.

J

Joint Sittings of Parliament-Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Board, 232, 396, 432. Deakin University, 1260, 1435, 1491.

K

Kennedy, Hon. C. J. (Waverley Province) Appropriation (1989-90, No. 1) Bill, 946. Doncaster and Templestowe City Council-

Development projects, qn 42. Film and Television-Production, q 439. Housing-Energy-efficient, q 111. Local Government Act-Review, q 15. Melbourne Cricket Ground-Southern Stand, q 970. Municipalities-Rate increases, q 736. Human

resource management, q 1206. Points of Order-Extension oftime, 792.

Kew Cottages-Funding, 878.

Knowles, HOD. R. I. (Ballarat Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

450,614. Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 76. Conservation, Forests and Lands Acts (Amend­

ment) Bill, 1583, 1610, 1612. Dandenong City Council-Statements of Minister

for Local Government, 229. Deaths-Hon. K. S. Gross, 677. Environment Protection (Scheduled Premises and

Exemptions) (Amendment) Regulations, 1161. Fisheries (Amendment) Bill, 1525, 1530. Forests (Laminex Industries Agreement) Bill, 1560. Forests (Victree Forests Agreement) Bill, 1568. Hospitals-Ballarat Base, 26. Intellectually Disabled Persons' Services (Amend­

ment) Bill, 119. Major Projects-Architectural design competition,

q 1200. Medical Treatment (Enduring Power of Attorney)

Bill, 163. Melbourne Cricket Ground Trust Bill, 1427. Ministry, The-Censure of Minister for Local Gov­

ernment, 229. Points of Order-Relevancy of remarks, 460. Scope

of debate, 570. Prices Bill, 278, 279. Standing Orders Committee-Use of computer

equipment in Chamber, 1209.

Kodak (Australasia) Pty Ltd, q 440, q 1092.

Kokocinski, Hon. Lieia (Melbourne West Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

505, 628, 630. Aged Services-Projects, q 1299. Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 709. Caravan Parks and Movable Dwellings (Amend­

ment) Bill, 1248. Community Services Victoria-Child health nurse

service, 1316. Housing-Urban renewal in inner Melbourne,

q 1500. Industrial Supplies Office (Victoria) Ltd, q 1031. Industry-Import replacement program, q 1031. Local Government and Ethnic Affairs Ministerial

Advisory Council-Establishment, q 192. Medical Treatment (Enduring Power of Attorney)

Bill, 150. Mental Health Awareness Week, q 688. Municipalities-Victoria Grants Commission allo­

cations, q 56. Human resource management, q 540. Qualifications of officers, q 894.

Points of Order-Members to address Chair, 227. Incorporation of material in Hansard. 1322.

Victorian Health Promotion Foundation, q 1299.

L

Labour, Department of-Workers Health Action Group, qn 433. Former premises, qn 434.

Landeryou, Hon. W. A. (Doutta Galla Province) Education-Royal Melbourne Institute of Techno­

logy, q 835. Environment Protection (Scheduled Premises and

Exemptions) (Amendment) Regulations, 1101. Gas and Fuel Corporation-Increases in charges,

q 1090. Hospitals-St Vincent's, q 1203. Industry-Frigate project, q 8. Points of Order-Conduct of member, 1167. Offen­

sive remarks, 1167. Motion of independent mem­ber,1181.

Questions on Notice-Answers, 1107. Roads Corporation-Road funding, 1131. Standing Orders Committee-Questions on notice,

1107. State Electricity Commission-Brunswick-

Richmond powerline, q 354. Universities-Proposed amalgamations, q 835. Pro­

posed establishment in western suburbs, q 835.

Law Courts-Closure of courthouses, 744, 921.

LEGISLA TIVE COUNCIL (15)

Lawson, Hon. Robert (Higinbotham Province)

Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill, 523.

Animals-Companion, 1279. Apprentices-College placements, 95. Appropriation (1989-90, No. 1) Bill, 941. Arts, The-Arts Development Fund, 920. Brothels-Council by-laws, 818. Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 799. Christmas Felicitations, 1602. Community Services Victoria-Intellectual disabil­

ity services: Interchange Southern Region, 344. Education-Placements for apprentices, 95. David

Syme Business School, Chisholm Institute of Technology, 426.

Environment-Recycling, 386. Environment Protection (General Amendment) Bill,

1555. Fire Authorities (Contributions) Bill, 1579, 1580. Gas and Fuel Corporation-Agency in Richmond,

723. Handicapped Persons-Interchange Southern

Region, 344. Historic Buildings (Amendment) Bill, 1056. Housing-Hampton High School site, 178. Labour, Department of-Former premises, qn 434. Medical Treatment (Enduring Power of Attorney)

Bill, 171. Moorabbin, City of-Superannuation schemes for

employees, 879. Natural Resources and Environment Committee­

Report on south-western region water manage­ment strategy, 1302.

Ombudsman (Amendment) Bill, 133. Pharmacies-Security of premises, 31. Points of Order-Use of computer equipment in

Chamber, 54. Answers to questions without notice, 269, 1294. Admissibility of motion, 372. Quoted documents, 400.

Prices Bill, 468. Public Transport-Sandringham-Brighton rail

service, 1083. Road Safety (Amendment) Bill, 1224, 1434, 1436,

1437, 1438. Roads Corporation-Road funding, 1124. Superannuation-For local government employees,

879. Technology-Multifunction polis proposal, 260, 527. Universities-Proposed amalgamations, 426. Mon­

ash, 426. Very Fast Train (Route Investigation) Bill, 1168. Water-South-western region management strategy.

1302. Water Bill, 1413. Water (Consequential Amendments) Bill, 1413.

Legal and Constitutional Committee-Marine (Ves­sels) Regulations, 59. Reports presented: fifteenth report on subordinate legislation, 112; sixteenth report on subordinate legislation, 843; freedom of information in Victoria, 1372. Public Service (Amendment) Regulations, 359.

Library Services-Funding, 260, 261, q 1503. (See also "State Library")

Local Authorities Superannuation Act-Application, 529,530.

Local Government (See "Municipalities")

Local Government Act-Review, q 15.

Local Government and Ethnic Affairs Ministerial Advisory Council-Establishment, q 192.

Local Government Department-Legal costs, qn 434.

Long, Hon. R. J. (Gippsland Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

619, 629, 658. Adoption (Amendment) Bill, 1426. Appropriation (1989-90, No. 1) Bill, 802. Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 793. Deaths-Hon. K. S. Gross, 676. Environment Protection (Scheduled Premises and

Exemptions) (Amendment) Regulations, 1163. Law Courts-Closure of courthouses, 765. Medical Services-Bush nursing, qn 1284. Points of Order-Interjections, 75. Road Safety (Amendment) Bill, 1438. Water Bill, 1454, 1462, 1464.

Lord Mayor's Children's Camp, Somers-Transport arrangements, 424, 431.

Lyster, Hon. M. A. (Chelsea Province) (Minister for Local Government)

Aged Services-Projects, q 1299. Brothels-Council by-laws, 820, 967, 1085. Business and Commerce-Second-hand dealers and

pawnbrokers licences, 1085. Caravan Parks and Movable Dwellings (Amend­

ment) Bill, 1197, 1220, 1251, 1252, 1255, 1256, 1257, 1258, 1259.

Cultural and Recreational Lands (Amendment) Bill, 1017, 1018, 1019.

Deaths-Hon. R. C. Dunstan, DSO, 827. Freedom of Information Act-Application to local

government, q 265, 349. Government Employee Housing Authority

(Amendment) Bill, 1493,1525. Lands-At Ballarat South, 1195. Extraction of road­

making materials, q 1294.

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Lyster, Hon. M. A.-continued

Local Authorities Superannuation Act-Applica­tion, 530.

Local Government Act-Review, q 15. Local Government and Ethnic Affairs Ministerial

Advisory Council-Establishment, q 192. Local Government Department-Legal costs,

qn 434, qn 435. Ministry, The-Censure of Minister for Local Gov­

ernment,209. Municipalities-Ballarat-A vailability of land at Ballarat South,

1195. Box Hill-Social justice partnership project, q 358. Camberwell-Brothel by-laws, q 443,820,967, 1085. Colac-Request for investigation, q 267. Dandenong-Statements of Minister for Local Gov-

ernment, 209, q 265, q 267, q 444. Doncaster and Templestowe-Development pro­

jects, qn 42. Acquisition powers, 431, 820. Finance-Victoria Grants Commission allocations,

q 56, q 103, q 268, q 355, q 680. Geelong-Planning powers, q 271. General-Social justice partnership projects, q 14.

Pecuniary interests of councillors, q 52, 101, 820, 1490. Boundaries, q 108, 183, q 188, 542, q 894, q 1093. Pensioner rate rebates, 183. Local Gov­ernment and Ethnic Affairs Ministerial Advisory Council, q 192. Freedom of information in local government, q 265,349. Superannuation schemes, q 269, 530, 730, 886. Efficiency measures, q 271. Electricity undertakings, q 272. Underground ser­vices, q 444. Home help services, 530, q 1089. Human resource management, q 540, q 1206. Training and employment projects, q 687. Rate increases, q 736. State-Local Government Con­sultative Council meeting, q 840. Qualifications of officers, q 895. WorkCare levies, q 969. Status, q 1367.

Heidelberg-Conservation strategies, 530. Maldon-Staffing, q 974. Melbourne-Housing redevelopment, q 896. Extor-

tion allegations, q 1495. St Kilda-Activities of council, 36. Shepparton-Funding, q 355. Walpeup-Proposed extension, q 55. Pensioners-Rate rebates, 183. Home help services,

530, q 1089. Personal Explanations-Statement in debate, 542. Planning-Central business district development,

q 270. In Geelong, q 271. Port Phillip Bay-Bayside clean-up day, q 1095. Prices Bill, 265, 274. Public Transport-Very Fast Train project, q 1034. Skateboards, 264. Street Works Coordination Committee-Under­

ground services, q 444.

Lyster, Hon. M. A.-continued

Superannuation-For local government employees, q 269, 530, 730, 886.

Victorian Health Promotion Foundation, q 1299. Water Bill, 1197, 1330, 1450, 1451, 1452, 1453, 1455,

1456, 1458, 1460, 1461, 1462, 1463, 1465, 1466, 1467, 1468, 1470, 1471, 1472, 1474.

Water (Consequential Amendments) Bill, 1197, 1330, 1475.

M

Macey, Hon. Rea (Monash Province) Bayside Project, 97. Bayside Project (Amendment) Bill, 1075. Cultural and Recreational Lands (Amendment) Bill,

1011, 1018. Dandenong City Council-Statements of Minister

for Local Government, 225. Freedom of Information Act-Application to local

government, 342. Hospitals-Prince Henry's, q 192. Closures, 194. Local Authorities Superannuation Act-Applica­

tion,529. Ministry, The-Censure of Minister for Local Gov­

ernment, 225. Municipalities-Dandenong: statements of Minis­

ter for Local Government, 225. Victoria Grants Commission allocations, q 268. Freedom of infor­mation in local government, 342. Superannuation schemes, 723. Pecuniary interests of councillors, 1485.

Petitions-Public hospital closures, 194. Roads Corporation-Western bypass, 33,426,883.

Proposed Beach Road closure, 97. Truck speed limits, 1080.

State Finance-Government policies, 571. Superannuation-For local government employees,

723. Victoria Harbour Project, 1192, 1278. World Congress Centre, q 1029.

Mackenzie, Hon. R. A. (Geelong Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

437,577,617,637,653. Adoption-Proposed legislation, 742. Aged Services-Research facilities, q 539. Nursing

home facilities in South Barwon, q 839. Apprentices-State Additional Apprenticeship

Scheme, 723. Appropriation (1989-90, No. 1) Bill, 804, 948. Attorney-General's Department-Rights of victims

of crime, 819. Bendigo Mining NL, 28. Budget for 1989.;,.90-Papers, 801, 802, 804. Caravan Parks-Pensioner fuel concessions, q 13.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL (17)

Mackenzie, Hon. R. A.-continued

Caravan Parks and Movable Dwellings (Amend­ment) Bill, 1246.

Community Services Victoria-Transport for intel­lectually disabled persons, 422. Child health nurse service, 1314.

Conservation, Forests and Lands Acts (Amend­ment) Bill, 1586.

Control of Weapons Bill, 1387. Corrections (Amendment) Bill, 1021, 1155, 1157,

1158. Crimes (Blood Samples) Bill, 1354, 1359, 1362. Dandenong City Council-Statements of Minister

for Local Government, 227. Dental Services-Advanced dental technicians,

q 687. Drugs-Marijuana, q 109, 878. Education-Life education mobile vans, 257. Zon­

ing of schools, q 1034. Environment-Recycling, 382. Environment Pro­

tection (Scheduled Premises and Exemptions) (Amendment) Regulations, 1168.

Fisheries (Amendment) Bill, 1528. Food-Recall of soup product, 90. Forests (Laminex Industries Agreement) Bill, 1561. Forests (Victree Forests Agreement) Bill, 1567, 1582. Geelong City Council-Planning powers, q 270. Government Departments and Instrumentalities-

In Geelong, 1278. Health-Sudden infant death syndrome, 963. Historic Buildings-Geelong wool store, 1483. Historic Buildings (Amendment) Bill, 1058, 1059,

1069. Hospitals-Geelong, q 1204. Industry-Government initiatives, 1278. Law Courts-Closure of courthouses, 757. Medical Treatment (Enduring Power of Attorney)

Bill, 166, 243. Mining-In Maryborough district, 28. Ministry, The-Censure of Minister for Local Gov­

ernment, 227. National Research Institute of Gerontology and

Geriatric Medicine, q 539. Ombudsman (Amendment) Bill, 131, 137. Pensioners-Home help services, 527. Petitions-Adoption (Amendment) Bill, 742. Petroleum (Submerged Lands) (Amendment) Bill,

697. Planning-In Geelong, q 270. Planning and Environment (Amendment) Bill, 1516,

1519, 1520, 1522, 1523, 1524. Points of Order-Reference to notes, 712. Motion

of independent member, 1181. Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Leghold Traps)

Bill, 776. Prices Bill, 466. Privileges Committee-Establishment, 1110.

Mackenzie, Hon. R. A.-continued

Questions on Notice-Answers, 1106. Road Safety (Amendment) Bill, 1232. Social Development Committee-Membership,

1035. Standing Orders Committee-Questions on notice,

1106. State Electricity Commission-Maintenance ser-

vices in South Barwon, 1080. Vandalism, 341. Very Fast Train (Route Investigation) Bill, 1181. Victims of Crime Assistance League-Submissions

on rights of victims, 819. Water Bill, 1456, 1458, 1461, 1470, 1471. Works and Services (Ancillary Provisions, 1989-90,

No. 2) Bill, 804.

McLean, Hon. Jean (Boronia Province) Arts, The-Melbourne Spoleto Festival, q 351. Education-Wodonga College of TA FE, q 742.

Higher education in outer eastern suburbs, q 1502. Swinburne Institute of Technology, q 1502.

Major Projects-Health facilities, q 267. Medical Services-Palliative care, q 1298. Mental Health Services-Psychiatric services: for

inner Melbourne area, q 896; in Latrobe Valley, q 1033.

Nursing-Home nursing services, q 10.

Macquarie Resources Ltd, q 106, q 110,525,529.

Major Projects-Victoria Harbour, 89, 98,1189,1192, 1193, 1278, 1281. Bayside Project, 97, 99, q 1027. Museum of Victoria redevelopment, 259, 261, q 681, q 1197. Health facilities, q 267, q 352. Queen Victoria hospital site, q 889. Melbourne Cricket Ground Southern Stand, q 970, q 1202. World Congress Centre, q 1029, 1077, 1083. State Lib­rary redevelopment, q 1197, q 1367. Architectural design competitions, q 1200. Report of Victorian Government Major Projects Unit, 1210. Albert Park sport complex, 1280, 1281.

Marine (Vessels) Regulations, 59.

Maroondah Social Health Centre, 29,35.

Mars Confectionery of Australia, q 972.

Medical Services-General-For cancer, q 13, 1190, 1194, q 1499. Pro­

posed communicable diseases research centre, q 14. Acute pain clinics, 29, 35. Cervical Cytology Registry, q 106. Optometry, 528, 530. Radiother­apy, 818, 820, q 840. Palliative care, q 1298, q 1368. IVF program, q 1365. (See also "Hospi­tals" and "Mental Health Services")

(18) INDEX

Medical Services-continued

Medical Practitioners-Accreditation for intern training positions, 255, 263. Fees for WorkCare patients, q 895, q 969, q 971, q 973, q 1089.

Nursing-Home nursing services, q 10. For aged persons in Mildura, 16. Child health nurse service, 30, 273, 1304. Shortage in intensive care units, q 357. Registered nurse professional rates, q 741, 816, 820. Positions in public hospitals, q 1030. Bush nursing services, qn 1284.

Medical Treatment (Enduring Power of Attorney) Bill­Dissent of member, 173. Passage, q 1292.

Melbourne-Olympic Games 1996 bid, 89, 98, 1481, 1488. Closure of inner city streets, q 270. Spoleto Festival, q 351, q 533, q 682.

Melbourne Cricket Ground-Southern Stand, q 970, q 1202.

Members-Naming of member, 205. Use of com-puters in Chamber, 394, 1208.

Mental Health Awareness Week, q 688.

Mental Health Research Institute, q 53.

Mental Health Services-General-Mental Health Awareness Week, q 688.

Personal Emergency Service, 719, 729, 879, 885. Psychiatric services: in outer south-eastern sub­urbs, q 838; for inner Melbourne area, q 896; in Latrobe Valley, q 1033. Assessment of prisoner, q 1203.

Hospitals and Centres-On Mornington Peninsula, q 191. Mont Park, q 439.

Mier, Hon. B. W. (Waverley Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

614,615,637,638,641. Building and Construction Industry-Employment

of subcontractors, q 1028, 1097. Commonwealth-State Housing Agreement-Nego­

tiations, q 739. Education-Higher education in outer eastern sub­

urbs, q 890. Chisholm Institute of Technology, q 1364. Proposed amalgamations of post-second­ary colleges and universities, q 1364.

Environment-Recycling, 379. Health-AIDS, q 265. Housing-Asbestos management, q 12. Common­

wealth-State Housing Agreement, q 739. Building contractors, q 1028, 1097. Government assistance to public and private sectors, q 1292.

Personal Explanations-Statement in debate, 1097. Points of Order-Interjections, 199. Admissibility

of motion, 371. Relevancy of remarks, 460. Abso­lute majority, 1188.

Mier, Hon. B. W.-continued

Prices Bill, 459. State Training Board-Operations, q 534. Universities-Proposed amalgamations, q 1364.

Monash, q 1364.

Miles, Hon. J. G. (Templestowe Province) Albert Park Sport Complex, 1280. Appropriation (1989-90, No. 1) Bill, 871. Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 407, 871. Cemeteries-EItham, 94. Doncaster and Templestowe City Council-Acqui-

sition powers, 423, 819. Education (Amendment) Bill, 1067. Historic Buildings-Montsalvat, 94. Martial Arts Control (Amendment) Bill, 83, 86, 87,

88. Melbourne Cricket Ground-Southern Stand,

q 1202. Melbourne Cricket Ground Trust Bill, 1431. Planning and Environment (Amendment) Bill, 1508,

1519,1520,1521. Points of Order-Matters raised on motions for

adjournment of sittings: principles, 1481. Racing (TAB Surplus) Bill, 1439. Roads Corporation-Eastern Freeway extension,

1486. Sport and Recreation-South Melbourne Cricket

Club,1280. Works and Services (Ancillary Provisions, 1989-90,

No. 2) Bill, 871.

Mining-Antarctic convention, 7. In Maryborough district, 28, 33. At Benambra, q 106, q 110, 525, 529. Practices of industry, q 188. Trading in claims, q 438. Mineral sands project, q 838. Investment in Victoria, q 1091.

Ministry, The-Censure of Minister for Local Gov­ernment, 194. Minister Assisting the Treasurer, q 1493.

Monash Association of Students, 421, 428.

Mosquitoes-Plagues, 424, 429. Breeding control, q 1094.

Municipalities-Ararat-Lake Bolac rubbish tip, 256. Ballarat-A vailability of land at Ballarat South,

1191,1195. Bellarine-Socialjustice partnership project, q 14. Box Hill-Social justice partnership project, q 358. Camberwell-Brothel by-laws, q 442, 818, 820, 964,

967, 1083, 1085. Colac-Request for investigation, q 267. Dandenong-Statements of Minister for Local Gov­

ernment, 194, q 265, q 266, q 443.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL (19)

Municipalities-continued

Diamond Valley-Planning, 96. Doncaster and Templestowe-Development pro­

jects, qn 42. Acquisition powers, 423, 431, 819, 820.

Finance-Victoria Grants Commission allocations, q 56, q 103, q 268, q 355, q 680. Funding: for library services, 260,261, q 1503; for roads, 1112.

Geelong-Planning powers, q 270. General-Social justice partnership projects, q 14,

q 358. Pecuniary interests of councillors, q 52, 91, 101, 816, 820, 1485, 1490. Roadworks in north­eastern Victoria, q 106. Boundaries, q 108, 178, 183, q 188, 542, q 894, q 1093. Pensioner rate rebates, 177, 183. Waste disposal, 179. Electricity undertakings, q 187, q 272. Local Government and Ethnic Affairs Ministerial Advisory Council, q 192. Freedom of information in local govern­ment, q 265, 342, 349. Superannuation schemes, q 268, 529, 530, 723, 730, 877, 879, 886. Efficiency measures, q 271. Vandalism, 341. Underground services, q 444. Home help services, 527, 530, q 1089. Human resource management, q 540, q 1206. Training and employment projects, q 687. Rate increases, q 736. State-Local Government Consultative Council meeting, q 840. Disposal of syringes, 882, 886. Qualifications of officers, q 894. WorkCare levies, q 969. Cost of immunisation certificates, 1083, 1084. Status, q 1367.

Heidelberg-Conservation strategies, 527,530. Maldon-Staffing, q 974. Melbourne-Housing redevelopment, q 896. Extor-

tion allegations, q 1495. St Kilda-Activities of council, 32, 36. Shepparton-Funding, q 355. Walpeup-Proposed extension, q 55.

Museums-Museum of Victoria, q 57, 259, 261, q 681, q 1198. Melbourne Maritime, 259, 261, q 681, q 1204.

N

National Companies and Securities Commission­Report on Trustees Executors and Agency Ltd, qn 1086.

National Research Institute of Gerontology and Geriatric Medicine, q 539.

National Safety Council of Australia-Firefighting services, qn 45, 841. Losses, q 1363.

Natural Resources and Environment Committee­Report on south-western region water manage­ment strategy, 1302.

o

Olympic Games 1996-Melbourne bid, 89, 98, 1481, 1488.

Optometry-Advertising of services, 528, 530.

P

Parks-Bogong National, qn 733.

Parliament-Derivation of prayer, 437. Departmental reports for 1988-89, 1302.

Pensioners-Fuel concessions, q 13. Rate rebates, 177, 183. Home help services, 527, 530, q 1089.

Personal Emergency Service, 719, 729, 879, 885.

Personal Explanations-By Mrs Lyster, 542. By Mr Pullen, 841. By Mr Mier, 1097.

Petitions-Women prisoners, 16. Nursing staff, Mil­dura, 16. Public hospitals closure, 194. Child health nurse service, Ararat, 273. Geelong radiotherapy centre, 444. Physiotherapy education, 542. Adop­tion (Amendment) Bill, 742. Capital punishment, 841. Teaching Service award restructuring, 1210.

Pharmacies-Security of premises, 31, 35. Remunera­tion for pharmacists, 178, 181. Government poli­cies, q 351, q 537. Needle exchange program, 426, 431. Stolen prescription pads, 528, 530. Non­proprietary medicines, 1487, 1490.

Planning and Environment-Environment-Toxic waste and pollution of Lake­

wood Estate, Knoxfield, 29, 35, q 740, q 1299, q 1371. Noise emission standards, 93, 100. Muni­cipal waste disposal, 179. Aerial spraying of noxious weeds, 258, 264. Recycling, 360, q 1032. Environment Protection (Scheduled Premises and Exemptions) (Amendment) Regulations, 1099, 1160.

Planning-Land transaction in Shire of Diamond Valley, 96. Central business district development, q 270. In Geelong, q 270. Plenty corridor, 428. Rezoning application in Knox, 876. Bathing boxes at Brighton, 964.

Plastics-Recycled packaging material, q 1032.

"PoUy Wood side", 259, 261, q 681, q 1204.

Port Phillip Bay-Bayside clean-up day, q 1095.

Portland Smelter Joint Venture Project-Report for 1988-89, 1595.

Ports-Portland-Transport of petroleum, 880. Western Port-Development, 726, 727.

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Premier and Cabinet, Department of the-Publication Update, qn 41.

President, The (Hon. A. J. Hunt) Rulings and Statements-Accident Compensation (General Amendment)

Bill-Absolute majority, 600, 672. Antarctica-Mining convention, 7. Bayside Project (Amendment) Bill-Absolute

majority, 1076. Business of the House-A vailabiIity of reports,

q 1505. Caravan Parks and Movable Dwellings (Amend­

ment) Bill-Absolute majority, 1250. Christmas Felicitations, 1603. Conservation, Forests and Lands Acts (Amend­

ment) Bill-Absolute majority, 1612. Cultural and Recreational Lands (Amendment)

Bill-Absolute majority, 1016. Deaths-Hon. Sir John Bloomfield, 5. Hon. K. S.

Gross, 678. Hon. R. C. Dunstan, DSO, 830. Debate-Interjections, 197, 198, 199,201,202,299,

324. U nparliamentary expressions, 201, 218. Relevancy of remarks, 216, 460. Members to address Chair, 227. Imputations against members, 227. Admissibility of motion, 372. Quoted docu­ments, 400, 40 I, 402, 406, 587, 807, 1184. Con­duct of members, 404, 1167. Reading of speeches, 405. Use of correct titles, 405. Scope, 570. Refer­ence to notes, 711, 712. Matters raised on motions for adjournment of sittings: rules, 884; urgency, 1277, 1279; principles, 1481. Offensive remarks, 1167. Motion ofindependent member, 1181, 1567.

Distinguished Visitors-Member, House of Lords, 576.

Environment-Recycling, 393. Film Victoria (Amendment) Bill-Absolute major­

ity,1188. Hansard-Incorporation of material, 1322, 1388. Joint Sittings of Parliament-Victorian Curriculum

and Assessment Board, 232, 396. Deakin Univer­sity, 1260, 1435, 1492.

Melbourne Cricket Ground Trust Bill-Absolute majority, 1433.

Members-Naming of member, 205. Planning and Environment (Amendment) Bill-

Absolute majority, 1518. Prayer-Derivation, 437. Printing Committee-Membership, 16. Questions without Notice-Audible conversation,

53. Use of computer equipment in Chamber, 54. Answers: scope, 191, I ~94; length, 270, 1300; audibility, 1294. Interjections, 358.

Standing Orders Committee-Use of computer equipment in Chamber, 1208.

Universities-Deakin, 1260, 1435, 1492.

President, The (Hon. A. J. Hunt)-continued

Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Board­Membership, 232, 396.

Water Bill-Absolute majority, 1419. Water (Consequential Amendments) Bill-Absolute

majority, 1419.

Primary Industries­Fishing-Crayfish, 1484, 1489. Timber-Woodchipping, 1486.

Printing Committee-Membership, 15, 140.

Privileges Committee-Establishment, 1109.

Public Bodies Review Committee-Report on Vic­torian Dairy Industry Authority, 112.

Public Service (Amendment) Regulations, 359.

Publk Transport":" Corporation-Land transaction in Shire of Yea, 92.

V/Line staff, 176, 881. General-Noise emission standards, 93, 100. Sale of

alcohol on country trains, 344, 348. School excur­sions, 424,431. Boronia railway station, 1274.

Rail Services-Very Fast Train project, q 355, q 1034 .. Euroa, 1079. Sandringham-Brighton, 1083.

Pullen, Hon. B. T. (Melbourne Province) (Minister for Housing and Construction)

Alcohol-A vailability, 348. Asbestos-Removal, q 12. Ascot Vale Public Housing Tenants Group, q 58. Bogong National Park, qn 733. Building and Construction Industry-Housing starts,

q 891. Employment of subcontractors, q 1028, q 1094.

Common Ground Publication, qn 1086. Commonwealth-State Housing Agreement-Lease

arrangements, qn 531. Negotiations, q 740. Conservation, Forests and Lands Acts (Amend­

ment) Bill, 1291, 1373, 1605, 1609. Environment-Noise emission standards, 100.

Recycling, 392. Environment Protection (General Amendment) Bill,

1493, 1535, 1556, 155~ 1558, 1564. Fisheries (Abalone Licence Charges) Bill, 1197, 1219. Fisheries (Amendment) Bill, 1168, 1218, 1529, 1530. Forests (Laminex Industries Agreement) Bill, 1540,

1558. Forests (Victree Forests Agreement) Bill, 1540, 1564,

1582. Handicapped Persons-Public housing, q 356, 820. Historic Buildings-Box Hill brickworks, 100.

Facades, q 976. Historic Buildings (Amendment) Bill, 833,847, 1069,

1070.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL (21)

Pullen, Hon. B. T.-continued

Housing-Estates-Lakewood, q 740, q 1299, q 1371. General-Government assistance: mortgage relief,

q 50, q 536, q 1292; home opportunity loan scheme, qn 532; low-start loans, q 739; to public and private sectors, q 1096, q 1292; priority home finance scheme, q 1205. Elderly person units for Sandringham, 100. Hampton High School site, 100, 182. Energy-efficient, q Ill. Crisis accommoda­tion, q 190. Commonwealth-State Housing Agreement, qn 531, q 740. Sale of government land, qn 532. Common equity rental cooperatives, q 538. Kensington ordnance site, q 541. Starts, q 891. Low-cost design, q 897. Regional Housing Council Review Steering Committee, q 976. Land allotments, q 1370.

Ministry of Housing and Construction-Asbestos management, q 12. Communication technology, q 840. Building contractors, q 1028, q 1094. Use of plastics in building materials, q 1033. Park Street railway reserve, q 1291, q 1293, q 1296, q 1369. Urban renewal in inner Melbourne, q 1500.

Private-Home loan interest rates, q 685. (See also "Housing- Genera!')

Public-Waiting lists, q 11, 182, q 353, q 357. Rooming houses, 36, q 50, q 272,347. Ascot Vale tenant group, q 58, q 190, q 735. Maintenance, 100, 182. Rental: increases, 100; arrears and evictions, 181,264, q 686, q 735', q 1501. For handicapped persons, q 356, 820. Project partnership scheme, q 443. Units in Box Hill South, 729. Home pur­chase insurance premiums, q 834.

Lands-Aerial spraying of noxious weeds, 264. Lord Mayor's Children's Camp, Somers-Trans­

port arrangements, 431. Martial Arts Control (Amendment) Bill, 49, 83, 87. Melbourne Cricket Ground Trust Bill, 1362, 1392,

1433. Members-Use of computer equipment in Cham­

ber,395. National Safety Council of Australia-Firefighting

services, qn 45,841. Personal Explanations-Statement in debate, 841. Planning and Environment (Amendment) Bill, 1348,

1376, 1519, 1520, 1521, 1522, 1523, 1524, 1562, 1563,1564.

Points of Order-Scope of debate, 570. Public Transport-Noise emission standards, lOO.

Sale of alcohol on country trains, 348. Racing (TAB Surplus) Bill, 1363, 1393. Road Safety (Amendment) Bill, 743,982, 1434, 1435,

1437, 1438. Road Toll-Hume Freeway, 730. Roads Corporation-Western bypass, 37.

Rooming Houses Bill, 776, 844.

Pullen, Hon. B. T.-continued

Standing Orders Committee-Use of computer equipment in Chamber, 395.

State Finance-Government policies, 573. Subdivision (Amendment) Bill (No. 2), 1475. Subdivision (Further Amendment) Bill, 1534, 1535. Very Fast Train (Route Investigation) Bill, 689, 779.

Q

Queen Victoria Hospital Site, q 889.

Questions on Notice-Answers, 1102.

R

Road Toll-Hume Freeway, 726, 730.

Roads Corporation-General-Speed limits: reduction on Hume High­

way, 726, 730; for trucks, 1080. B-double petrol tankers, 880. Wodonga office, 882. Roadworthi­ness regulations, 884.

Roads and Highways-Western bypass, 33, 37,426, 883. Greensborough bypass, 96. Proposed Beach Road closure, 97, 99. In north-eastern Victoria, q 106. Benambra mining project, 525, 529. Fund­ing, 1112. Eastern Freeway extension, 1486.

Royal Australasian College of Radiologists-Radio­therapy services, 818, 820.

Rural Finance Corporation-VEDC, 89, 257, 261.

S

St Martin's Theatre, q 1206.

St Martin's Youth Art Centre-Funding, q 688, 724.

Second-hand Dealers and Pawnbrokers Act-Admin-istration oflicences, 1081, 1085.

Senior Citizens Centres-Wallan, 963, 966.

Sessional Orders, 1097.

Sewerage-Services on Mornington Peninsula, 525.

Sgro, Hon. G. A. (Melbourne North Province) Arts, The-Arts Development Fund, 918. Australian Electronics Development Centre, q 1294. Housing-Crisis accommodation, q 190. For hand-

icapped persons, q 356. Government assistance to public and private sectors, q 1096.

Industry-Frigate project, q 57. Assistance to Kodak (Australasia) Pty Ltd, q 440. Electronics, q 1294.

Maldon, Shire of-Staffing, q 974. Municipalities-Training and employment pro­

jects, q 687. Petitions-Women prisoners, 16.

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Sgro, Hon. G. A.-continued

Points of Order-Use of computers in Chamber, 54. Quoted material, 315.

Women-Prisoners, 16.

Skateboards, 259, 264.

Skeus, Hon. B. A. E. (Templestowe Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

592. Appropriation (1989-90, No. 1) Bill, 960. Arts, The-Arts Development Fund, q 685. Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 698. Camberwell City Council-Brothel by-laws, 1083. Community Services Victoria-North Eastern

Regional Advisory Council, 1189. Control of Weapons Bill, 1389. Crimes (Blood Samples) Bill, 1359. Deaths-Hon. K. S. Gross, 678. Hon. R. C. Dun­

stan, DSO, 828. Education-Diamond: Valley Special Develop­

mental School, 1480. Student transport, 1480. Heidelberg City Council-Conservation strategies,

527. Hospitals-Epworth, q 840. Medical Services-Proposed communicable dis­

eases research centre, q 14. Radiotherapy, q 840. Planning-Land transaction in Shire of Diamond

Valley, 96. Plenty corridor, 428. Racing (TAB Surplus) Bill, 1445. Roads Corporation-Greensborough bypass, 96. Victoria Police-Reclassification of police districts,

881. Doncaster station, 1278.

Small Business Development Corporation, q 1366.

Smith, Hon. K. M. (South Eastern Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

582. Ambulance Services-In Cranbourne, 92. Appropriation (1989-90, No. I) Bill, 987. Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 783. Building and Construction Industry-Employment

of subcontractors, q 1094. Community Services Victoria-Moonya Centre,

1192. Education-Teaching Service award restructuring,

1210. Student transport in country areas, 1279. Warragul Technical School, 1279.

Footscray Football Club, 963. Handicapped Persons-Transport, 1192. Housing-Rooming houses,- 31. Ascot Vale Public

Housing Tenants Group, q 58, q 190, q 735. Min­istry rental arrears and evictions, 174,261, q 735. Public waiting lists, q 357. Kensington ordnance

Smith, Hon. K. M.-continued

site, q 540. Regional Housing Council Review Steering Committee, q 976. Building contractors, q 1094. Park Street railway reserve, q 1293. Ten­ants Rights Handbook, 1482.

Law Courts-Closure of courthouses, 768. Petitions-Teaching Service award restructuring,

1210. Points of Order-Answers to questions without

notice, 191. U nparliamentary expressions, 219. Conduct of members, 404. Reference to notes, 711, 712. Quoted documents, 807, 1183. Offensive remarks, 1167.

Sewerage-Services on Mornington Peninsula, 525. State Emergency Service-Funding, 815. State Training Board-Traineeships in country areas,

341. Very Fast Train (Route Investigation) Bill, 1186. Water-Services on Mornington Peninsula, 525. Western Port-Development, 726.

Social Development Committee-Dying with dignity recommendations, 27, 34. Membership, 1035.

Sport and Recreation-Footscray Football Club, 963, 965. South Melbourne Cricket Club, 1280, 1281. Albert Park complex, 1280, 1281.

Standing Orders Committee-Use of computer equip­ment in Chamber, 394, 1208.

State Additional Apprenticeship Scheme, q 104, 723, 728,877,885.

State Bank Victoria, q 351, q 736,.q 1363.

State Electricity Commission-Charges-Pensioner concessions, q 13. Comparison

of tariffs, q 974. General-Generation of electricity by methane gas,

176, 181. Municipal electricity undertakings, q 187, q 272. Brunswick-Richmond powerline, q 354. Overseas contracts, q 537. Loy Yang plant, q 737. Purchase of protective clothing, q 893, 963, 966. Mildura office, 1078, 1084. Maintenance in South Barwon, 1080, 1084.

State Emergency Service-Funding, 815.

State Finance-Government policies, 542. State Library-Closure, q 57. Redevelopment project,

q 1367. General manager, q 1493. Funding, q 1496. (See also "Library Services")

State Training Board-Staff employment in T AFE colleges, 88, 98. Apprentice placements in post­secondary education, 95, 99, 421, 429, 725, 728. State Additional Apprenticeship Scheme, q 104, 723, 728, 877, 885. Traineeships in country areas, 341, 345. Operations, q 534, q 538. Minutes of board meetings, 1079, 1084. (See also "Apprentices")

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Storey, Hon. Haddon (East Yarra Province) T

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Appropriation (1989-90, No. I) Bill, 810. Arts, The-Arts Development Fund, q 680, 721,

q 737, 898, q 1031, 1275. Promotion of Arts City grant, q 890. Heide Park and Art Gallery, 1275.

Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 801, 810. Conservation, Forests and Lands Acts (Amend­

ment) Bill, 1608. Dandenong City Council-Statements of Minister

for Local Government, 219, q 266, q 443. Deaths-Hon. Sir John Bloomfield, 4. Hon. K. S.

Gross, 676. Hon. R. C. Dunstan, DSO, 827. Education-Post-Secondary-Staff employment in T AFE col­

leges, 88. Footscray and Newport colleges ofT AFE, 174, 1488. Physiotherapy training, 542, q 833. Proposed amalgamations, 1488.

Students-Compulsory union membership, 421. Education (Amendment) Bill, 1061. Heide Park and Art Gallery, 1275. Hospitals-Bed closures, q 107. Legal Aid Commission (Amendment) Bill, 122. Members-Naming of member, 205. Ministry, The-Censure of Minister for Local Gov­

ernment, 219. Monash Association of Students, 421. Museums-Museum of Victoria, q 57. Melbourne

Maritime, 259, q 1204. Ombudsman (Amendment) Bill, 125, 137, 138, 139. Parliamentary Committees (Amendment) Bill, 1604,

1605. Penalty Interest Rates (Amendment) Bill, 79. Petitions-Physiotherapy education, 542. Points of Order-Relevancy of remarks, 216.

U nparliamentary expressions, 218. Quoted docu­ments, 402. Use of correct titles, 405.

Polly Woodside. 259, q 1204. Prices Bill, 279. Questions on Notice-Answers, 1109. Standing Orders Committee-Questions on notice,

1109. State Library-Closure, q 57. Redevelopment pro­

ject, q 1367. General manager, q 1493. State Training Board-Staff employment in T AFE

colleges, 88. Minutes of board meetings, 1079. Works and Services (Ancillary Provisions, 1989-90,

No. 2) Bill, 810.

Street Works Coordination Committee-Underground services, q 444.

Superannuation-For local government employees, q268,529,530, 723, 730,877,879,886.

Supermarkets-Trading hours, 1275.

Task Force Cooperatives, qn 43, qn 45, qn 887.

Tehan, Hon. M. T. (Central Highlands Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

501,617. Adoption (Amendment) Bill, 1425. Apprentices-Employment in hospitals, 877. State

Additional Apprenticeship Scheme, 877. Appropriation (1989-90, No.l) Bill, 933. Budget for I 989-90-Papers, 60. Chiropodists (Amendment) Bill, 1261. Freedom ofInformation Act-Requests, 1277. Health-Tarwin Lower and District Community

Health Centre, 340. Health (Amendment) Bill, 1266. Health Department Victoria-Freedom of inform a­

tion requests, 1277. Health (General Amendment) (Amendment) Bill,

1334,1347. Hospitals-Public waiting lists, q 7, q 49. Royal

Melbourne, 27, q 837. Emergency and critical care services, q 103, q 185, q 441. Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute, 425. Employment of appren­tices, 877. St Andrew's, q 1301. Fire safety measures, 1480. Private, q 1497.

Medical Services-Registered nurse professional rates, q 741, 816. Fees for WorkCare patients, q 895, q 969, q 1089.

Medical Treatment (Enduring Power of Attorney) Bill, 140, 242, 243, 245, 246, 247, 249, 251, 252, 253.

Personal Emergency Service-Funding, 719. Pharmacies-Government policies, q 351, q 537. Points of Order-Reading of speeches, 405. Road Safety (Amendment) Bill, 1238. Transport Accident Commission-Treatment of

patients, q 895. Very Fast Train (Route Investigation) Bill, 1176. WorkCare-Treatment of patients, q 895, q 969,

q 1089.

Theatres-Athenaeum, q 1034. St Martin's, q 1206.

Theophanous, Hon. T. C. (Jika Jika Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

627,662. Apprentices-State Additional Apprenticeship

Scheme, q 104. Box Hill City Council-Social justice partnership

project, q 358. Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 398. Economy, The-Government strategy, q 1201. Health-Childhood diseases, q 541. Historic Buildings-Facades, q 976.

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Theophanous, Hon. T. C.-continued

Medical Treatment (Enduring Power of Attorney) Bill, 159.

Olympic Games 1996-Melbourne bid, 1481. State Finance-Government policies, 566. Victorian Solar Energy Council-Activities, q 738.

Trading Hours-Retail, 1275.

Transport Accident Commission-Treatment of patients, q 895, q 969, q 971, q 973.

Tricontinental Corporation Ltd, q 1363.

Trustees Executors and Agency Ltd-Report on collapse, qn 1086.

U

Unions-Monash Association of Students, 421, 428.

Universities-Monash, 421, 426, 428, 429, q 535, q 1364. Proposed amalgamations, 426, 429, q 742, q 835, q 836, q 890, 1281, 1282, q 1364, q 1502. Funding, q 535. La Trobe, q 742, q 890,1281,1282, q 1502. Proposed establishment in western suburbs, q 835, q 836. Deakin, 1260, 1435, 1491. (See also "Education-Post-Secondary")

V

Van Buren, Hon. C. F. (Eumemmerring Province) Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

497. Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 318. Dandenong City Council-Statements of Minister

for Local Government, 222. Education-Dandenong College ofT AFE, 89. Environment-Recycling, 384. Exports-Victorian wine, q 892. Goulbum Valley Food Processing Industries, q 110. Housing-Rooming houses, q 272. Common equity

rental cooperatives, q 538. Public rental arrears and evictions, q 685.

Ministry, The-Censure of Minister for Local Gov­ernment, 222.

MOSQuitoes-Breeding control, q 1094. Points of Order-Quoted documents, 587. Rele­

vancy of remarks, 617, 1556. Resources-Electricity generation from environ­

mental waste, q 1496. State Electricity Commission-Generation of elec-

tricity by methane gas, 176. Very Fast Train (Route Investigation) Bill, 1175. Water Bill, 1409. Water (Consequential Amendments) Bill, 1409.

Vandalism, 341.

Varty, Hon. Rosemary (Nunawading Province)

Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill, 510,612.

Appropriation (1989-90, No. 1) Bill, 994. Arts, The-Arts Development Fund, q 738. Victoria

State Opera, q 738. Budget for 1 989-90-Papers, 280. Business Franchise (Tobacco) (Amendment) Bill,

1037, 1044. Education-Placements for apprentices, 725. Higher

education in outer eastern suburbs, 1281. Financial Institutions Duty (Amendment) Bill, 1048. Forests (Victree Forests Agreement) Bill, 1568. Historic Buildings-Box Hill brickworks, 90. Hospitals-Alfred, q 13. Box Hill, 258. Industry-Assistance to Kodak (Australasia) Pty Ltd,

q 1092. Maroondah Social Health Centre, 29. Medical Servic~s-For cancer, q 13. Municipalities-Electricity undertakings, q 187,

q 272. Camberwell: brothel by-laws, q 442. Dis­posal of syringes, 882.

Points of Order-Quoted documents, 400, 406. Relevancy of remarks, 460. Use of correct titles, 590.

Prices Bill, 462. Public Authorities (Contributions) (Amendment)

Bill, 1540. Stamps (Motor Vehicles) Bill, 1044. Transport Accident Commission-Treatment of

patients, q 973. Victoria State Opera-Funding, q 738. WorkCare-Transport Accident Commission

patients, q 973. Youth-Ringwood refuge, 965.

Victims of Crime Assistance League-Submissions on rights for victims, 819.

Victoria Harbour Project, 89, 98, 1189, 1192, 1193, 1278, 1281.

Victoria Police-General-Reclassification of districts, 881. Resources

and powers, q 1504. Stations-In Boronia Province, 427, qn 1288. Don­

caster, 1278.

Victoria State Opera-Funding, q 738.

Victorian College of Agriculture and Horticulture, q 1199, q 1497.

Victorian Council of Residential Associations for Persons with Intellectual Disability, 260.

Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Board-Mem­bership, 232, 396, 432.

Victorian Dairy Industry Authority-Report of Public Bodies Review Committee, 112.

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Victorian Economic Development Corporation, 89, 257, 261.

Victorian Health Promotion Foundation, q 1299.

Victorian Rock Foundation-Funding, q 686.

V~ctorian Solar Enefl)' Council-Activities, q 738.

Victorian Women's Consultative Council-Member-ship, qn 44.

W

Walker, Hon. E. H. (Melbourne Province) (Minister for the Arts, Minister for Major Projects, and Minister responsible for Post-Secondary Education)

Albert Park Sport Complex, 1281.

Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill, 437.

Agricultural Industry Development Bill, 1604.

Agriculture Acts (General Amendment) Bill, 1144, 1222, 1533.

Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Department of­Agricultural education, q 1497.

Animals-Huntingcod~ ofpractiee, 429.

Apprentices-College placements, 99,429, 728. State Additional Apprenticeship Scheme, q 104, 728. Outer Eastern Group Training Ltd, 728.

Arts, The-Funding, q 186. Melbourne Spoleto Festival, q 351, q 533, q 682. Film and television production, q 439. Arts Development Fund, q 680, q 685, q 687, q 688, 727, 728, q 737, q 739, q 907, q 1031, q 1032, q 1034, q 1206, 1281. Victorian Rock Foundation, q 687. St Martin's Youth Art Centre, q 688, 728. Victoria State Opera, q 739. Promotion of Arts City grant, q 890. Athenaeum Theatre, q 1034. Equality of opportunity measures, q 1092. St Martin's Theatre, q 1206. Heide Park and Art Gallery, 1281. Funding for the disabled, q 1301.

Attorney-General's Department-Return of stolen goods, q 898.

Bayside Project, 99, q 1027.

Bayside Project (Amendment) Bill, 688, 776, 1594.

BLF Custodian-Report No. 8, Ill.

Business of the House-Hours of sitting, 60, 1207. Availability of reports, 1505.

Christmas Felicitations, 1596.

Churchill Fisheries, Portland, 1489.

Classification of Films and Publications Bill, 841, . 979.

Corporate Affairs-Investigation of Task Force Young Volunteers Cooperative Ltd, qn 45.

Walker, Hon. E. H.-continued

Crimes (Blood Samples) Bill, 1036, 1147, 1357, 1360, 1361, 1362, 1595.

Deaths-Hon. K. S. Gross, 673, 679. Hon. R. C. Dunstan, DSO, 735, 823, 833.

Education-General-WorkCare payments, qn 734. Zoning of

schools, q 1034. Post-Secondary-Higher education: Common­

wealth contribution scheme, qn 46; in outer-east­em suburbs, q 890, 1282, q 1502. Physiotherapy training, q 5 I, q 833, q 1198. T AFE colleges: staff employment, 98; Dandenong, 98; Footscray and Newport, 180, 1489; Moorabbin, qn 184; Loddon Campaspe, 429, 728; nominations to boards, q 538; Yallourn, 728; Wodonga, q 742; Western Insti­tute, q 835, q 836; Gordon, q 1030. Placements for apprentices, 99, 429, 728, q 1030. Proposed amal­gamations: of colleges, 180, 1489; with universi­ties, 429, q 835, q 836, q 890, q 1364. David Syme Business School, 429. Institutes of technology: Chisholm, 429, q 1364; Footscray, q 835, q 836; Royal Melbourne, q 835, q 836; Swinburne, q 890, 1282, q 1502. Administration, q 534. Rural, q 1199.

Students-Post-secondary: compulsory union mem­bership, 428; accommodation for TAFE country, 728.

Education (Amendment) Bill, 689, 778, 1068. Environment Protection (Scheduled Premises and

Exemptions) (Amendment) Regulations, 1160. Equal Opportunity-Government initiatives, q 1092. Exports-Crayfish, 1489. Film and Television-Production, q 439. Film Victoria (Amendment) Bill, 688, 777, 1188. Forests (Victree Forests Agreement) Bill, 1569. Freedom of Information Act-Information bro-

chures, qn 733. Handicapped Persons-Arts funding for the dis-

abled, q 1301. Heide Park and Art Gallery, 1281. Historic Buildings-Geelong wool store, 1489. Historic Buildings (Amendment) Bill, 1058, 1059. Hospitals-Willsmere, q 267, q 353. Prince Henry's,

q 353. Hunting-Code of practice, 429. Joint Sittings of Parliament-Victorian Curriculum

and Assessment Board, 233. Deakin University, 1260.

Legal Aid Commission (Amendment) Bill, 6,24, 124. Legislative Council Department-Report for

1988-89, 1302. Library Services-Funding, 261, 1503. Major Projects-Victoria Harbour, 98, 1193, 1281.

Bayside Project, 99, q 1027. Museum of Victoria redevelopment, 261, q 681, q 1198. Health facili­ties, q 267, q 353. Queen Victoria hospital site,

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Walker, Hon. E. H.-continued

.q 889. Melbourne Cricket Ground Southern Stand, q 970, q 1202. World Congress Centre, q 1029, 1083. State Library redevelopment, q 1197, q 1367. Architectural design competitions, q 1200. Report of the Victorian Government Major Projects Unit, 1210. Albert Park sport complex, 1281.

Melbourne Cricket Ground-Southern Stand, q 970, q 1202.

Melbourne Spoleto Festival, q 351, q 533, q 682. Murray Valley Citrus Marketing Bill, 49, 120,242. Museums-Museum of Victoria, q 57, 261, q 681,

q 1198. Melbourne Maritime, 261, q 681, q 1204. National Companies and Securities Commission­

Report on Trustees Executors and Agency Ltd, qn 1087.

Olympic Games 1996-Melbourne bid, 98,1488. Ombudsman (Amendment) Bill, 49, 81, 134, 137,

139. Parliamentary Committees (Amendment) Bill, 1604,

1605. Parliamentary Departments-Reports for 1988-89,

1302. Penalties and Sentences Bill, 977, 1144. Penalty Interest Rates (Amendment) Bill, 7, 25, 80. Polly Woodside, 261, q 681, q 1204. Portland Smelter Joint Venture Project-Reports for

1988-89, 1595. Premier and Cabinet, Department of the-Publica-

tion Update, qn 41. Prices Bill, 278, 279. Printing Committee-Membership, 140. Privileges Committee-Establishment, 1111, 1112. Queen Victoria Hospital Site, q 889. Questions on Notice-Answers, 1108. Roads Corporation-Proposed Beach Road closure,

99. Rural Finance Corporation-VEDC, 261. St Martin's Youth Art Centre-Funding, q 688, 728. Sessional Orders, 1097. Social Development Committee-Membership,

1035. Sport and Recreation-Footscray Football Club, 965.

South Melbourne Cricket Club, 1281. Standing Orders Committee-Questions on notice,

1108. State Library-Closure, q 57. Redevelopment pro­

ject, q 1367. General manager, q 1493. Funding, q 1496.

State Training Board-Staff employment in T AFE colleges, 98. Apprentice placements in post-sec­ondary education, 99, 429, 728. State Additional Apprenticeship Scheme, q 104, 728. Traineeships in country areas, 345. Operations, q 534, q 538.

Task Force Young Volunteers Cooperative Ltd, q 45. Theatres-Athenaeum, q 1034. St Martin's, q 1206. Unions-Monash Association of Students, 428.

Walker, Hon. E. H.-continued

Universities-Proposed amalgamations, q 429, q 835, q 836, q 890, q 1364. Monash, 429, q 535, q 1364. Funding, q 535. La Trobe, q 742, q 890. Proposed establishment in western suburbs, q 835, q 836. Deakin, 1260.

Victoria Harbour Project, 98, 1193, 1281. Victoria Police-Resources and powers, q 1504. Victoria State Opera-Funding, q 739. Victorian College of Agriculture and Horticulture,

q 1199, q 1497. Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Board, 233. Victorian Economic Development Corporation, 261. Victorian Rock Foundation-Funding, q 687. Victorian Women's Consultative Council-Mem-

bership, q 44. West Wimmera Grains, 261. WorkCare-Payments in Ministry of Education,

q 734. World Congress Centre, q 1029, 1083.

Water-Services on Mornington Peninsula, 525. South­western region management strategy, 1302.

West Wimmera Grains, 89, 257, 261.

Western Mining Corporation Ltd-Mining invest­ment in Victoria, q 1091.

White, Hon. D. R. (Doutta Galla Province) (Minister for Industry, Technology and Resources, and Minister Assisting the Treasurer in Budget Expenditure)

Abattoirs-Closure of Ballarat, q 193. Accident Compensation (General Amendment) Bill,

437,446, 450, 611, 612, 613, 614, 617, 618, 619, 620, 621, 622, 624, 625, 627, 629, 631, 632, 633, 635, 639, 642, 643, 644, 645, 646, 647, 649, 650, 651,652,655,656,657,658, 659, 660, 661, 669, 670,671,672.

Aerospace Technologies of Australia Pty Ltd, q 684. Albury-Wodonga Development Corporation,

qn 1615. AMECON Ltd-Frigate project, q 8, q 57, q 269. Appropriation (1989-90, No. 1) Bill, 802, 804. Australian Electronics Development Centre, q 1294. Australian Newsprint Mills Ltd-Proposed recy-

cling plant, q 534. Bendigo Mining NL, 33. BLF Custodian-Report No. 7, 16. Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 17,801,804. Business Franchise (Tobacco) (Amendment) Bill,

962,985,1042,1044,1576. Caravan Parks-Pensioner fuel concessions, q 13. Coal Corporation of Victoria-Review of opera­

tions, q 107. Brown coal liquefaction, q 837. Control of Weapons Bill, 842, 986.

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White, Hon. D. R.-continued

Corrections (Amendment) Bill, 1024, 1150, 1151, 1153, 1154, 1156, 1159, 1160.

CRA Ltd-Mineral sands project, q 838. Dandenong City Council-Statements of Minister

for Local Government, 216. Deaths-Hon. Sir John Bloomfield, 1. Drugs-Trading in illicit, q 438. Economy, The-Government strategy, q 1201. Exhibition Buildings-Trustees grant, qn 1615. Exports-Victorian wine, q 892. Financial Institutions Duty (Amendment) Bill, 962,

985. Fire Authorities (Contributions) Bill, 1439, 1569,

1579, 1580, 1581. Gas and Fuel Corporation-Pensioner concessions,

q 13. Premises at Princes Gate, qn 47. Agency in Richmond, 727. Charges, q 1090. Activities of chairman, q 1090, q 1095.

Government Departments and Instrumentalities­In Geelong, 1282.

Green Triangle Council for Regional Development, 1282.

Industrial Supplies Office (Victoria) Ltd, q 1031. Industry, Technology and Resources­Department-Approved schemes of assistance and

related expenditure, qn 1613. Assistance for stra­tegic regional firms, qn 1614. Latrobe and Gee­long regional commissions, qn 1614. Trade development and investment recruitment, qn 1615.

Industry-Frigate project, q 8, q 57, q 269. Goul­bum Valley Food Processing Industries, q 110. Shipbuilding, q 269. Assistance to Kodak (Austra­lasia) Pty Ltd, q 440, q 1092. Australian News­print Mills Ltd, q 534. Wine exports, q 892. Australian-made preference scheme, q 893, 966. Expansion of confectionery plant, q 972. Import replacement program, q 1031. Government initia­tives, q 1201, 1282. Regional development, 1282.

Resources-Mining: in Maryborough district, 33; at Benambra, q 106, q 110, 529; practices of indus­try, q 188; trading in claims, q 438; mineral sands project, q 838; investment in Victoria, q 1091. Coal, q 107, q 837. Methane gas, 181. Solar energy, q 738. Electricity generation from environmental waste, q 1496.

Technology-Multifunction polis proposal, 262, 529, q 1297. Aerospace industry development, q 684. Electronics, q 1294. Centre for International Research on Communication and Information Technologies, q 1365, q 1501.

Intellectually Disabled Persons' Services (Amend­ment) Bill, 120.

Kodak (Australasia) Pty Ltd, q 440, q 1092. Labour, Department of-Grants to Workers Health

Action Group, qn 433. Former premises, qn 434.

White, Hon. D. R.-continued

Macquarie Resources Ltd, q 106, q 110,529. Mars Confectionery of Australia, q 972. Members-Naming, 205. Mining-In Maryborough district, 33. At Benam­

bra, q 106, q 110, q 529. Practices of industry, q 188. Trading in claims, q 438. Mineral sands project, q 838. Investment in Victoria, q 1091.

Ministry, The-Censure of Minister for Local Gov­ernment, 216. Minister Assisting the Treasurer, q 1493.

National Safety Council of Australia-Losses, q 1363.

Petroleum (Submerged Lands) (Amendment) Bill, 273, 396, 698.

Points of Order-Interjections, 75. Unparliamen­tary expressions, 201. Relevancy of remarks, 657. Answers to questions without notice, 1494.

Printing Committee-Membership, 15. Public Authorities (Contributions) (Amendment)

Bill, 1530, 1540. Public Transport-Very Fast Train project, q 355. Roads Corporation-Roadworks in north-eastern

Victoria, q 106,529. Small Business Development Corporation, q 1366. Stamps (Motor Vehicles) Bill, 969, 987, 1048. State Bank Victoria, q 351, q 736, q 1363. State Electricity Commission­Charges-Pensioner concessions, q 13. Comparison

of electricity tariffs, q 974. General-Generation of electricity by methane gas,

181. Municipal electricity undertakings, q 187. Brunswick-Richmond powerline, q 354. Over­seas contracts, q 537. Loy Vang plant, q 737. Pur­chase of protective clothing, q 893, 966. Mildura office, 1084. Maintenance in South Barwon, 1084.

Tricontinental Corporation Ltd, q 1363. Victoria Police-Stations in Boronia Province,

qn 1288. Victorian Solar Energy Council-Activities, q 738. Western Mining Corporation Ltd-Mining invest­

ment in Victoria, q 1091. Western Port-Development, 727. Works and Services (Ancillary Provisions, 1989-90,

No. 2) Bill, 803,804, 1011.

Women-Prisoners, 16. Consultative council, qn 44. Cervical Cytology Registry, q 106.

Woodchipping-East Gippsland harvest, 1486.

WorkCare-Levies, 174, q 969. Payments in Ministry of Education, qn 734. Treatment of patients, q 895, q 969, q 971, q 973, q 1089.

World Congress Centre, q 1029, 1077, 1083.

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Wriaht, Hon. K. I. M. (North Western Province) Wright, Hon. K. I. M.-continued

Budget for 1989-90-Papers, 796. Education-Nominations to T AFE boards, q 538. Historic Buildings (Amendment) Bill, 1059. Hospitals-Bush nursing, q 189. Mildura Base, q 973. Housing-low-start loans, q 739. Mosquitoes-Plagues, 424. Municipalities-Boundaries, 178, q 1093. Status,

q 1367. Murray Valley Citrus Marketing Bill, 235. Petitions-Nursing staff, Mildura, 16. State Electricity Commission-Mildura office, 1078.

State Training Board-Operations, q 538. Walpeup, Shire of-Proposed extension, q 55. Water Bill, 1417. Water (Consequential Amendments) Bill, 1417. (See also "Chairman of Committees, The (Hon.

K. I. M. Wright)")

Y

Youth-Task force cooperatives, qn 43, qn 45, qn 887. Ringwood refuge, 965. St Martin's art centre, q 688, 724,728.