Mr WINGARD (Mitchell) (15:30): I rise today to speak about the weekend in my community. It is interesting that we are here today talking about the electricity crisis and the jobs crisis created by this state Labor government. Funnily enough, that was the key topic at the supermarket where I started my weekend on Saturday morning.

2700 South Australians have taken part in the RAA's Risky Roads Campaign - voicing their concerns about the roads they think need attention from the State Government.

Mr WINGARD (Mitchell) (12:57): I rise today to speak on this bill that has been rushed before Parliament. 

Mr WINGARD ( Mitchell ) ( 15:26 :59 ): I rise today to speak on women's sport of course in the wake of the Adelaide Crows' wonderful win in the AFLW over the weekend; everyone is talking about it.

In the wake of a stand out season for the Adelaide Crows women's team and a swag of awards highlighted with winning the inaugural AFLW Premiership cup, there are a number of people at West Lakes who would be feeling incredibly proud.

It was an absolute privilege to share in the 16^th birthday celebrations of an extremely popular local community group, the Marion Mall Walkers.

It has come to my attention that the RAA is undertaking a survey on South Australia's worst roads and intersections. Like me I think you would agree that Oaklands Crossing is arguably the worst intersection in the state. 

Mr WINGARD ( Mitchell ) ( 15:17 ): I rise today to speak about our ongoing electricity crisis in South Australia, and yes it is another day, another debacle from this atrocious state Labor government. When it comes to our state's electricity crisis, it has been nearly 15 years and the blackout Premier and blackout Treasurer, who also doubles as the blackout energy minister, have absolutely no idea what is going on here in South Australia.

Motion:

That this house—

(a) condemns the state government for increasing cost of living pressures on South Australian families and businesses; and

(b) supports significant reductions in the impact that emergency services levy charges have on South Australian families and businesses, whilst at the same time ensuring proposed budgets for emergency services are maintained.