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Minerals Legislation Amendment (Offshore Drilling and Associated Infrastructure Prohibition) Bill 2023

Lower House — as recorded: Legislative Assembly: ReferralAs recorded by the source: Legislative Assembly: Referral

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Parliament
Parliament of New South Wales
Introduced
22 June 2023
Latest stage
29 June 2023

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Timeline

  1. First ReadingLegislative Assembly

    22 June 2023 · Source

  2. Second Reading SpeechLegislative Assembly

    22 June 2023 · Source

  3. ReferralLegislative Assembly

    29 June 2023 · Source

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    Source: Parliament of New South Wales (Hansard API). Last checked by FOCUp 15 Sept 2026. Read via official api. Category assigned by FOCUp's published rules (matched: infrastructure). About this source