Every sitting of the House of Assembly and the Senate is listed here, newest first. For each one you can open up to four documents: the Order Paper is what was planned for the day (sometimes with a Booklet of the Bills and a Supplement); the Minutes record what was decided — which Bills were read, amended and passed; the Video is the recording of the sitting, often in several parts; and the Hansard is the written report of what was said.
Under a sitting, Passed: lists the Bills read a third time and passed that day; each title opens the Minutes at the page where it is recorded. Use the year strip to jump to a year, the pills to show only one chamber or only sittings with video, Hansard or Minutes, and the search box to find a date or a Bill.
Order Papers, Minutes and videos are held from about 2005 onwards; for older years, back to 1947, we usually have the Hansard only. A greyed label such as “Minutes —” means that document is not yet in our collection.