Previously introduced as:
Topics
budget budget appropriation government budget government spending public finance public funding public service public spending state funding
Introduced by: The Hon Tom Koutsantonis MP (ALP)
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Effects of this bill
If this bill passes, it means that:
The Debate
What different members said when this bill was debated:
Kyam Maher ALP
“I move: That this bill be now read a second time. I will be very short to allow others to have an opportunity to speak on the Supply Bill. The Supply Bill is necessary until the budget has passed through the parliamentary stages and the Appropriation Bill receives assent.”
Heidi Girolamo LIB
“I rise to speak on the Supply Bill and indicate that the Liberal Party will be supporting it. The Supply Bill is introduced into parliament each year and it provides for the government to have access to an amount of money to keep the Public Service moving until the Appropriation Bill is passed.”
Robert Simms GRN
“I rise to speak to the Supply Bill 2022. The Greens support this bill. We recognise, as has the Hon. Ms Girolamo, that this bill is essential to allow the Public Service to function and the state to continue to function, so we support it in that regard. I will take this opportunity to make a few preliminary comments on the government’s first budget.”
Emily Bourke ALP
“I obviously rise in support of the government’s first Supply Bill.”
Reggie Martin ALP
“I congratulate the Hon. Ms Emily Bourke on her speech. It was a fantastic speech and very thorough. I, too, rise to speak in support of the Supply Bill being debated in this council today and would like to talk a little bit about the budget that was released by the Labor government just last week.”
“I rise to speak on the Supply Bill. The opposition will be supporting this bill, but I would just like to take this opportunity to make a few comments about one particular area of government funding. It will come as no surprise that this area relates to primary industries. The Department of Primary Industries and Regions, known more commonly as PIRSA, is an incredibly valuable resource.”
Tung Ngo ALP
“I rise to speak in support of the Supply Bill 2022. I take this opportunity to discuss certain community health initiatives that the government has progressed since I last spoke on them in my response to the address delivered by our Governor when she opened the current session of parliament.”