2. That this House acknowledges: (a) the important role of regional aviation in connecting communities and people across New South Wales, (b) the important contribution that FlyPelican has made to regional aviation since its establishment in June 2015, and (c) the role deregulation of air service routes has played in increasing regional aviation services across New South Wales. 3. That this congratulates FlyPelican on its outstanding achievements and contribution to local business and aviation in the Hunter region. (Notice given 19 October 2016—expires Notice Paper No. 101) 1071. Mr Buckingham to move— 1. That this House notes that: (a) it has been 2917 days corrupt former state Labor Minister Ian Macdonald issued Shenhua with a coal exploration licence in Australia’s food bowl, the Liverpool Plains, in return for a $300 million cash payment to the Government, (b) on Saturday 22 October 2016, it will be exactly eight years since the licence was granted, and (c) a clause in the original 2008 exploration licence allows for the Government to cancel the project after eight years if no development” of the mine has “substantial occurred. 2. That this House agrees that to date there has been no substantial development of the Shenhua Watermark coal mine. 3. That this House calls on the Government to use this opportunity to cancel this mine once and for all. (Notice given 19 October 2016—expires Notice Paper No. 101) 1075. Mr Mallard to move— 1. That this House notes that: (a) on Saturday 24 August 2016, the Blue Mountains Central West Sector Rural Fire Service awards presentation was held at The Kevin Grady & Vince Ward Memorial Fire Control Centre, Katoomba, Blue Mountains, (b) 21 Long Service Medals and/or Clasps were presented to members of the Rural Fire Service representing a total of 572 years of service to their local community, and (c) in attendance at the event were the Member for the Blue Mountains, Ms Trish Doyle MP, the Federal Member for Macquarie, Ms Susan Templeman MP, Councillor Chris Van der Kley, Deputy Mayor of Blue Mountains City Council, and the Honourable Shayne
2. That this House acknowledges: (a) the important role of regional aviation in connecting communities and people across New South Wales, (b) the important contribution that FlyPelican has made to regional aviation since its establishment in June 2015, and (c) the role deregulation of air service routes has played in increasing regional aviation services across New South Wales. 3. That this congratulates FlyPelican on its outstanding achievements and contribution to local business and aviation in the Hunter region. (Notice given 19 October 2016—expires Notice Paper No. 101) 1071. Mr Buckingham to move— 1. That this House notes that: (a) it has been 2917 days corrupt former state Labor Minister Ian Macdonald issued Shenhua with a coal exploration licence in Australia’s food bowl, the Liverpool Plains, in return for a $300 million cash payment to the Government, (b) on Saturday 22 October 2016, it will be exactly eight years since the licence was granted, and (c) a clause in the original 2008 exploration licence allows for the Government to cancel the project after eight years if no “substantial development” of the mine has occurred. 2. That this House agrees that to date there has been no substantial development of the Shenhua Watermark coal mine. 3. That this House calls on the Government to use this opportunity to cancel this mine once and for all. (Notice given 19 October 2016—expires Notice Paper No. 101) 1075. Mr Mallard to move— 1. That this House notes that: (a) on Saturday 24 August 2016, the Blue Mountains Central West Sector Rural Fire Service awards presentation was held at The Kevin Grady & Vince Ward Memorial Fire Control Centre, Katoomba, Blue Mountains, (b) 21 Long Service Medals and/or Clasps were presented to members of the Rural Fire Service representing a total of 572 years of service to their local community, and (c) in attendance at the event were the Member for the Blue Mountains, Ms Trish Doyle MP, the Federal Member for Macquarie, Ms Susan Templeman MP, Councillor Chris Van der Kley, Deputy Mayor of Blue Mountains City Council, and the Honourable Shayne
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