The first proposed change that I have some questions around is the change to the Crown land leases and landholder consent.
We are concerned that the minister was not being entirely frank with the House about the extensive consultation that has been undertaken.
The establishment of this trust is an interesting short story. On the year of its winding up it has reached a half century.
The bill validates past payments made to current and former State Service employees for leave accrued above an employee's maximum entitlement.
What we have seen in this House today is one of the worst, most disrespectful examples of a minister of the Crown denying reality.
The Greens welcome this bill which seeks to fix the substantial delays in the court system.
To a significant extent, the legislation is designed to ensure the ongoing viability of the taxi industry in Tasmania.
We have come a long way to where we are debating a stronger workplace health and safety framework for the operation of mines and people who work in mines.
Let us remember that when you buy your first home it is one of the most significant, important and life-changing decisions that you make.
National laws now make it an offence to obstruct or hinder drug or alcohol testing. As such, a similar Tasmanian offence is being expunged.
