HOW BAIRD ROLLED OVER ON GREYHOUNDS
July 7 - Premier Mike Baird reacts to a damning official report, which included evidence of live baiting and mass culling, by announcing greyhound racing will be banned in NSW from July 2017.
July 13 - Deputy Prime Minister and Federal Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce criticises the ban.
August 24 - The bill to ban greyhound racing passes state parliament's lower house following a late-night debate with three Nationals MPs crossing the floor to oppose the bill.
September 29 - Newspoll results show Mr Baird's approval rating had fallen from 61 per cent last December to 39 per cent.
October 4 - Media reports that Greyhounds Transition Taskforce head John Keniry tried to quit his post two months after he was appointed because he did not support the ban.
October 6 - Speculation Nationals MPs are preparing to contest Troy Grant's leadership reaches fever pitch.
October 10 - Media speculation of a possible backflip before a NSW Nationals meeting that night. Mr Keniry's report into compensation for the industry due to be handed down.
October 11 - The premier announces his backflip on the ban, saying he is "sorry" and that he made the "wrong call".
