Hansard Daily: Legislative Assembly - Wednesday, June 25 2025

- Commencement
- Legislative Assembly chamber—Photographer access
  - Statement
    - The Speaker
- Papers tabled
- Perth Modern School
  - The Speaker
- Mining Amendment Bill 2025
  Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia Amendment (Clean Energy) Bill 2025
  - Notice of motion to introduce
    - Mr David Michael
- Land Tax Assessment Amendment (Native Title Settlement Exemptions) Bill 2025
  - Notice of motion to introduce
    - Mr David Michael
- Private members' business
  - Standing orders suspension
    - Mr David Michael
- Member for Midland
  - Leave of absence
    - Mr David Michael
- Liquor Control Amendment Bill 2025
  - Introduction and first reading
    - Bill introduced, on motion by Ms Caitlin Collins
  - Second reading speech
    - Ms Caitlin Collins
- Appropriation (Recurrent 2025–26) Bill 2025
  Appropriation (Capital 2025–26) Bill 2025
  - Second reading
  - Amendment to motion
    - Mr Adam Hort
- Katie Hodson-Thomas
  - The Speaker
- Appropriation (Recurrent 2025–26) Bill 2025
  Appropriation (Capital 2025–26) Bill 2025
  - Amendment to motion
- State budget—Education spending
  - Motion
- Appropriation (Recurrent 2025–26) Bill 2025
  Appropriation (Capital 2025–26) Bill 2025
  - Second reading
- Mining Amendment (Transfer of Royalty Administration) Bill 2025
  - Returned

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Date: 25 June 2025

Type: Bills

House: Legislative Assembly

Pages: 1759 - 1759

Members: Michael, David

Tags: Notice of motion to introduce Forty-second

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Legislative Assembly

Wednesday 25 June 2025

Bills

Mining Amendment Bill 2025

Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia Amendment (Clean Energy) Bill 2025

Notice of motion to introduce

Notices of motion given by Mr David Michael (Minister for Mines and Petroleum).

Acknowledgement of Country

The Parliament of Western Australia is honoured to be situated on the ancestral lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people. The Parliament acknowledges the First Australians as the traditional owners of the lands we represent and pays respects to their Elders both past and present.