Legislative Assembly: No. 169 Tuesday, 13 October 2015

WESTERN AUSTRALIA
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
No. 169
TUESDAY, 13 OCTOBER 2015
Memo: The electronic publication of Questions on Notice as part of the Notice Paper
is available on the Parliaments Internet site at www.parliament.wa.gov.au.
Questions postponed from previous sittings: Thursday, 25 June 2015

4266.
Ms R. Saffioti to the Minister for Transport

Tuesday, 11 August 2015
4282.
Mr D.J. Kelly to the Minister for Water
4284.
4301.
4302.

4303.
4304.
4305.
4306.
4307.
4308.
4400.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Water

Tuesday, 8 September 2015
4474.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister representing the Minister for Housing; Racing and Gaming
4475.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Transport
4476.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Water; Sport and Recreation; Forestry
4477.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Emergency Services; Corrective Services; Small

Business; Veterans
4478.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Environment; Heritage
4479.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Local Government; Community Services; Seniors and
Volunteering; Youth
4480.
Mr M. McGowan to the Treasurer; Minister for Energy; Citizenship and Multicultural

Interests
4481.
4482.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister representing the Minister for Agriculture and Food; Fisheries
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Finance; Mines and Petroleum
4483.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister representing the Attorney General; Minister for Commerce
4484.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister representing the Minister for Mental Health; Disability
Services; Child Protection
4485.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Police; Road Safety; Training and Workforce
Development; Womens Interests
4486.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Planning; Culture and the Arts
4487.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister representing the Minister for Education; Aboriginal Affairs;
Electoral Affairs
4488.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Regional Development; Lands; Minister Assisting the
Minister for State Development
4489.
Mr M. McGowan to the Deputy Premier; Minister for Health; Tourism
4490.
Mr M. McGowan to the Premier; Minister for State Development; Science
4491.
4492.
Mr R.H. Cook to the Minister for Health

Mr M. McGowan to the Minister representing the Minister for Housing
4493.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister representing the Minister for Housing; Racing and Gaming
4494.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Transport
4495.
4496.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Water; Sport and Recreation; Forestry

Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Emergency Services; Corrective Services; Small
Business; Veterans
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Environment; Heritage
4497.
4498.
4499.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Local Government; Community Services; Seniors and
Volunteering; Youth
Mr M. McGowan to the Treasurer; Minister for Energy; Citizenship and Multicultural
Interests
4500.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister representing the Minister for Agriculture and Food; Fisheries
4501.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Finance; Mines and Petroleum
4502.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister representing the Attorney General; Minister for Commerce
4503.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister representing the Minister for Mental Health; Disability
Services; Child Protection
4504.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Police; Road Safety; Training and Workforce
Development; Womens Interests
4505.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Planning; Culture and the Arts
4506.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister representing the Minister for Education; Aboriginal Affairs;
Electoral Affairs
4507.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Regional Development; Lands; Minister Assisting the
Minister for State Development
4508.
Mr M. McGowan to the Deputy Premier; Minister for Health; Tourism
4509.
Mr M. McGowan to the Premier; Minister for State Development; Science
4510.
4511.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Energy

Mr F.M. Logan to the Minister for Police
4512.
Mr F.M. Logan to the Minister for Emergency Services
4513.
4514.
Mr C.J. Tallentire to the Minister for Environment
4515.
4516.
4517.
4518.
4519.
Ms M.M. Quirk to the Minister for Emergency Services
4520.
4521.
4522.

Wednesday, 9 September 2015
4523.
Ms S.F. McGurk to the Minister for Transport
4524.
Ms S.F. McGurk to the Minister for Health
4525.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Health
4526.
Mr M. McGowan to the Premier
4527.
4528.

Ms S.F. McGurk to the Minister representing the Minister for Education
Thursday, 10 September 2015
4529.
4530.

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Health
4531.
4532.
4533.
4534.

4535.
4536.
4537.
4538.
4539.
4540.
Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Energy
4541.
4542.
4543.
4544.
Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Sport and Recreation
4545.
4546.
Mr M.P. Murray to the Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Mental Health
4547.
4548.
4549.
4550.

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Training and Workforce Development

4551.
4552.
Ms R. Saffioti to the Minister for Road Safety

4553.
4554.
Mr P. Papalia to the Minister for Corrective Services

4555.
4556.
Ms M.M. Quirk to the Minister for Corrective Services
4557.
Ms M.M. Quirk to the Minister for Police
4558.
Mr R.H. Cook to the Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Mental Health
4559.
4560.
4561.
4562.
Mr R.H. Cook to the Minister for Planning

Mr R.H. Cook to the Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Mental Health
4563.

4564.
Mr M. McGowan to the Premier
4565.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Regional Development
4566.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Lands
4567.
4568.
4569.
Ms M.M. Quirk to the Minister representing the Attorney General

4570.
4571.

4572.
Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Transport

4573.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Health
4574.
4575.
Mr M. McGowan to the Minister representing the Minister for Housing

4576.
4577.
4578.

4579.
Ms M.M. Quirk to the Minister for Water
4580.
Ms M.M. Quirk to the Minister for Regional Development

4581.
Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Police
4582.
Questions listed for this sitting: 4583. Ms R. Saffioti to the Minister for Transport:
I refer to the suburb of Bennett Springs in my electorate of West Swan and ask:
(a)
does the Public Transport Authority own property in Bennett Springs;
(b)
if yes to (a), what is the location and size of those land holdings and for what purpose
is the land being held;
(c)
does Main Roads own property in Bennett Springs; and
(d)
if yes to (c), what is the purpose of those land holdings?
4584. Ms R. Saffioti to the Minister for Planning:

I refer to the suburb of Bennett Springs in my electorate of West Swan and ask:
(a)
does the Western Australian Planning Commission own property in Bennett Springs;
and
(b)
if yes to (a), what is the location and size of those land holdings?
4585. Mr R.H. Cook to the Minister for Health:

I refer to complaints received by patients experiencing difficulty in securing parking at Peel Health
Campus, primarily because commuters will often park at the hospital all day once the Mandurah Train
Station car park is full (which is usually full around 7am) and ask:
(a)
are there any plans to introduce a time limit for visitors on parking at the Peel Health
Campus to discourage commuters using this as an all-day car park;
(b)
are there any plans to increase the number of parking bays at the Peel Health Campus;
and
(c)
does the Government have any plans to change Peel Health Campus from free parking
to fee parking, if so please outline?
4586. Mr M. McGowan to the Minister representing the Attorney General:

I refer to Legislative Council Question on Notice 670 in relation to the State Solicitors Office
involvement with The West Australians Freedom of Information application concerning
correspondence between the Premier and his ministerial staff relating to the MAX Light Rail or
Forrestfield-Airport Link, and I ask:
(a)
(b)
(c)
what was the final total billable hours spent on all work provided by State Solicitors
Office in this matter;
were there any additionally incurred costs outside the $1,887 fee for Supreme Court
Filing; and
if yes to (b) what was the nature of any additionally incurred costs, and what was the
amount of the additionally incurred costs?
4587. Ms M.M. Quirk to the Minister for Road Safety:

I refer to research commissioned by WA police from the Monash University Accident Research
Centre based at Curtin University on appropriate performance measures for traffic police and I ask:
(a)
has that research concluded;
(b)
(c)
if not, when is it anticipated to be finished;

if yes, what are the findings and; and
(d)
will you table the report?
4588. Dr A.D. Buti to the Minister for Police:

I refer to the WA Police crime statistic of breach of restraint and I ask:
(a)
4589.
(1)
(2)
for each financial year, from 2008-09 onwards, can the Minister please advise what
proportion of the breach of restraint offences were for the breaking of a Violence
Restraining Order for family or domestic relationships?
Mr R.H. Cook to the Minister for Health:

For each quarter from January 2013 to June 2015 can the Minister provide the average
weighted separation costs and the average number of weighted separations listed by hospital
for each of the following hospitals:
(a)
Royal Perth Hospital;
(b)
Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital;
(c)
Joondalup Health Campus;
(d)
(e)
Osborne Park Hospital;

Swan District Hospital;
(f)
Armadale Kelmscott Hospital;
(g)
Rockingham General Hospital;
(h)
(i)
Fremantle Hospital; and

Fiona Stanley Hospital* (from last quarter 2014 to June 2015)?
Can the Department please explain why the average cost per weighted separation at
Rockingham is so much higher than other hospitals?

I understand the business case for the establishment of an adult eating disorder inpatient service was in
its final stages of development in May last year, and ask:
(a)
what was the Governments response to the business case;
(b)
will you provide me with a copy of the business case;
(c)
has the budget been approved to set up this service, if so what is the budget allocation;
(d)
what is the current average waiting time for patients to access outpatient services for
Eating disorders at the Centre for Clinical Interventions;
(e)
how many people are currently on the waiting list for outpatient services for eating
disorders at the Centre for Clinical Interventions; and
(f)
how many West Australians (both children and adults) with a diagnosed eating
disorder died either directly from the eating disorder, or indirectly from complication
associated with the eating disorder in 2014?

I refer to the medical Speciality College Accreditation process at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital and
note that previously both ophthalmology and radiotherapy failed to gain accreditation, and ask have
both of these areas now gained accreditation status, and if so, when was it granted?
4592.
(1)
Mr F.M. Logan to the Minister for Training and Workforce Development:

Can the Minister provide a breakdown of staffing levels, in terms of both full time equivalent
and head count for each campus for each State Training Provider for the second pay period for
Term 3 2015 with regard to:
(a)
lecturing staff, the number of:

(i)
permanent employees;
(b)
(2)
(ii)
contract employees; and
(iii)
casual employees; and
administrative and all other staff, the number of:

(i)
permanent employees;
(ii)
contract employees; and
(iii)
casual employees?
Can the Minister please advise, for each State Training Provider, distinguishing between
lecturing and non-lecturing staff:
(a)
how many redundancies have been given in 2015 so far;
(b)
how many redundancies are expected to be given in 2015; and
(c)
how many redundancies are expected to be given in 2016?
4593. Mr W.J. Johnston to the Treasurer:

I refer to Note 3 Leases on page 81 of the Annual Report of State Finances where it states (in part)
Minimum lease payments are apportioned ... according to the interest rate implicit in the lease., and I
ask, what is the interest rate implicit in the lease for the new Major Stadium?
4594. Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Energy:
I refer to Synergy, and the $515,710,000 of receivables listed on page 54 of the 2014-2015 annual
report, and I ask:
(a)
what is the total dollar amount of receivables due from retail franchise customers;
(b)
what is the total dollar amount of receivables due from business customers; and
(c)
what is the total dollar amount of receivables due from Vinalco Pty Ltd?

I refer to Synergy and I ask:
(a)
as at 30 June 2015, how many retail franchise customers have had bills unpaid for
more than:
(i)
30 days;
(ii)
60 days;
(iii)
90 days; and
(iv)
120 days?

I refer to Synergy and I ask:
(a)
as at 30 June 2015, how much was owed in total dollar value by retail franchise
customers who had unpaid bills of more than:
(i)
30 days;
(ii)
60 days;
(iii)
90 days; and
(iv)
120 days?

I refer to the Synergy Annual Report for 2014-2015 and I ask:
(a)
were there any dividend payments made by Vinalco Pty ltd to Synergy in the 20142015 year; and
(b)
if yes, how much were these dividend payments?

I refer to page 62 of the Synergy Annual Report 2014-2015 and I ask:
(a)
(b)
what are the details of the categories of payments that made up the $244,746,000 in
Tariff adjustment payments in 2013-2014; and
what are the details of the categories of payments that made up the $386,008,000 in
Tariff adjustment payments in 2014-2015?

I refer to page 8 of the Synergy Annual Report 2014-2015 and specifically to the comment by the
Chief Executive Officer that Synergy reduced the operating subsidy paid by the State Government by
$124.3 million on the previous year, and I ask:
(a)
do you agree with this claim;
(b)
how was this figure derived; and
(c)
what specific components and amounts are included in this calculation?

I refer to the Business Efficiency Program announced in the 2015 Budget for Synergy, and I ask:
(a)
was any of the $450 million of savings due under the Business Efficiency Program
due to be achieved by Synergy prior to 30 June 2015:
(i)
if yes, how much was planned to be achieved before 30 June 2015; and
(ii)
if yes, how much was actually achieved before 30 June 2015?
4601. Mr P.C. Tinley to the Minister for Transport:

For each of the following years, what was the total volume of electricity purchased by the Public
Transport Authority, what was the total cost of these purchases, and from whom were the purchases
made:
4602.
(1)
(a)
2014-15;
(b)
2013-14;
(c)
2012-13;
(d)
(e)
2011-12; and
2010-11?
Mr R.H. Cook to the Minister for Health:

Can you please provide a breakdown of the amount of State Government funding spent on
medical research specifically into each of the below cancer types, listed by cancer type,
during 2013/14 and the 2014/15 financial years:
(a)
Prostate;
(b)
Breast;
(c)
Colorectal;
(d)
Melanoma;
(e)
(f)
Lung;
Leukemia;
(2)
(g)
Bladder;
(h)
Ovarian;
(i)
Uterus;
(j)
Pancreas;
(k)
Thyroid; and
(l)
Childhood cancer?
Can you please provide a breakdown of the amount of State Government funding allocated to
medical research in the above listed cancer types, in the current 2015-16 financial year, and
for each of the years in the forward estimates period (2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19)?
4603. Ms R. Saffioti to the Minister for Transport:

I refer to the suburb of Ballajura in my electorate of West Swan and ask:
(a)
does the Public Transport Authority own property in Ballajura;
(b)
(c)
does Main Roads own property in Ballajura; and
(d)

I refer to the suburb of West Swan in my electorate of West Swan and ask:
(a)
does the Public Transport Authority own property in West Swan;
(b)
(c)
does Main Roads own property in West Swan; and
(d)

I refer to the suburb of Dayton in my electorate of West Swan and ask:
(a)
does the Public Transport Authority own property in Dayton;
(b)
(c)
does Main Roads own property in Dayton; and
(d)

I refer to the suburb of Brabham in my electorate of West Swan and ask:
(a)
does the Public Transport Authority own property in Brabham;
(b)
(c)
does Main Roads own property in Brabham; and
(d)

I refer to the suburb of Ballajura in my electorate of West Swan and ask:
(a)
does the Western Australian Planning Commission own property in Ballajura; and
(b)

I refer to the suburb of West Swan in my electorate of West Swan and ask:
(a)
does the Western Australian Planning Commission own property in West Swan; and
(b)

I refer to the suburb of Dayton in my electorate of West Swan and ask:
(a)
does the Western Australian Planning Commission own property in Dayton; and
(b)

I refer to the suburb of Brabham in my electorate of West Swan and ask:
(a)
does the Western Australian Planning Commission own property in Brabham; and
(b)
4611. Mr D.J. Kelly to the Minister for Transport:

I refer to the three lifts at Bassendean Train Station and I ask:
4612.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(a)
how many incidents have occurred between 1 January 2013 and 5 October 2015
which resulted in at least one lift at the train station breaking down;
(b)
if breakdowns of lifts have occurred during this period, what is the number of
breakdowns by month; and
(c)
if breakdowns of lifts have occurred during this period,:

(i)
what was the cause of each breakdown;
(ii)
(iii)
which lifts have been affected; and

how long were the lifts out of order on each occasion?
Mr D.J. Kelly to the Minister for Water:

What Asset Investment Program projects were finished by the Water Corporation [and which
cost over $5m] during each of the following financial years:
(a)
2009/10;
(b)
2010/11;
(c)
2011/12;
(d)
(e)
2012/13;
2013/14; and
(f)
2014/15?
In the case of each of these projects:

(a)
(b)
what was the project;

what was the cost of the project;
(c)
where was the project;
(d)
how much if any, of the funding came from Royalties for Regions; and
(e)
was the project done by Engineering and Construction Services?
What was the cost of the Asset Investment Program by the Water Corporation during each of
the following financial years:
4613.
(1)
(2)
(a)
2009/10;
(b)
2010/11;
(c)
2011/12;
(d)
2012/13;
(e)
2013/14; and
(f)
2014/15?
Mr D.J. Kelly to the Minister for Water:

What Asset Investment Program projects are planned to be commenced by the Water
Corporation [and which cost over $5m] during each of the following financial years:
(a)
2015/16;
(b)
2016/17;
(c)
2017/18; and
(d)
2018/19?
In the case of each of these projects:

(a)
what is the project;
(b)
(c)
what is the budget for the project;

where is the project;
(d)
how much if any, of the funding comes from Royalties for Regions; and
(e)
what year is each project due to be completed?
4614. Ms J. Farrer to the Minister representing the Minister for Education:

I refer to youth disengaged from the education system in the Kimberley, and I ask:
(a)
what is the total number of student enrolments in the Kimberley region for each
school year from 2008 to 2015 today;
(b)
will the Minister please specify, across the Kimberley region, how many students are
classified as at educational risk:
(c)
(i)
at present; and
(ii)
for each school year from 2008 to 2014;
will the Minister please specify, across the Kimberley region, how many students are
classified as at severe educational risk:
(i)
at present; and
(ii)
(d)
what is the total number of student enrolments, aged 12 or older in the Kimberley
region for each school year from 2008 to 2015 today;
(e)
will the Minister please specify, across the Kimberley region, how many students
aged 12 or older are classified as at educational risk:
(f)
(i)
at present; and
(ii)
will the Minister please specify, across the Kimberley region, how many students
aged 12 or older are classified as at severe educational risk:
(i)
(ii)
(g)
at present; and
what is the total number of student enrolments across WA for each school year
from 2008 to 2015 today;
(h)
will the Minister please specify, how many students are classified as at educational
risk in WA:
(i)
(ii)
(i)
at present; and
will the Minister please specify how many students are classified as at severe
educational risk in WA:
(i)
at present; and
(ii)
(j)
what is the total number of student enrolments, aged 12 or older across WA for each
school year from 2008 to 2015 today;
(k)
will the Minister please specify, how many students aged 12 or older are classified as
at educational risk across WA:
(l)
(i)
at present; and
(ii)
will the Minister please specify how many students aged 12 or older are classified as
at severe educational risk across WA:
(i)
(ii)
at present; and
(m)
what is the total number of student enrolments aged 12 and over at Broome Senior
High School for each school year from 2008 to 2015 today;
(n)
will the Minister please specify at Broome Senior High School, how many students
aged 12 and over are classified as at educational risk:
(i)
at present; and
(ii)
(o)
will the Minister please specify at Broome Senior High, how many students aged 12
or over are classified as at severe educational risk:
(i)
at present; and
(ii)
(p)
what is the total number of student enrolments aged 12 and over at St Marys College
Broome for each school year from 2008 to 2015 today;
(q)
will the Minister please specify, at St. Marys College Broome, how many students
aged 12 and over are classified as at educational risk:
(i)
(r)
(s)
at present; and
(ii)
will the Minister please specify, at St. Marys College Broome, how many students
aged 12 or over are classified as at severe educational risk:
(i)
at present; and
(ii)
for each school year from 2008 to 2014; and
if the Government does not collect this information for St. Marys College Broome,
can the Minister identify who does?
4615. Ms J.M. Freeman to the Minister representing the Minister for Housing:
In relation to the vacant lot at 1 Mason Terrace, Dianella I ask:
(a)
does the Department of Housing own this property;
(b)
if yes, will the Department clean it, and ensure it is safe and well maintained; and
(c)
does the Department have any plans with regard to the future of the property?
4616. Ms J.M. Freeman to the Minister for Lands:

In relation to the vacant lot at 1 Mason Terrace, Dianella I ask:
(a)
does the Department of Lands own this property;
(b)
(c)
if yes, will the Department clean it, and ensure it is safe and well maintained; and
does the Department have any plans with regard to the future of the property?
4617.
(1)
Dr A.D. Buti to the Minister representing the Minister for Education:

Has the Minister, his office, his staff or agents received communications from representatives
of any of Western Australias Public Universities on legislative barriers to establishing
commercial ventures on their campuses?
(2)
If yes to (1), what has been the Ministers response?
(3)
Will the Minister be bringing legislation to Parliament before the next State election to
facilitate the establishment of commercial ventures on the campuses of Western Australias
Public Universities?
4618. Dr A.D. Buti to the Minister for Transport:

I refer to your statement in Parliament on 10 September 2015 where you stated: The intersection at
Denny Avenue and Albany Highway is ranked 588th in terms of crashes and ask:
(a)
what time period are you referring to;
(b)
when you refer to crashes, what does this include, and does it include accidents
involving pedestrians;
(c)
please provide the names of intersections in terms of number of crashes from number
one to number 1000th;
over the same period as stated in answer to 1 above, what are the crash statistics for
the intersections of (a) Denny Avenue and Streich Avenue, and (b) Denny Avenue
and Railway Avenue;
(d)
(e)
please provide details of all types of crashes and accidents, including those involving
pedestrians that have occurred in the period as stated in answer to 1 above for the
intersections of (a) Denny Avenue and Streich Avenue, and (b) Denny Avenue and
Railway Avenue.; and
(f)
over the same period as stated in answer to 1 above, has there been an accidents of
any description involving any form of transport, including walking at the level
crossing on Denny Avenue? If yes please provide details of all crashes and accidents
over the said period?
4619. Mr D.J. Kelly to the Minister for Water:

I refer to the current water supply pipe from the Serpentine Pipehead Dam to the Jarrahdale township
and I ask:
(a)
when was the current water supply pipe built;
(b)
how long is it;
(c)
have any sections of the pipe been replaced since it was constructed;
(d)
how many leaks have been identified in the pipe in each of the last 5 financial years;
(e)
how many patches are there currently on the pipe;
(f)
how many leaks have been repaired using the black tape that is visible on the pipe and
what is the longevity of these repairs;
(g)
how long is it expected to be before the pipe will be replaced;
(h)
what is the anticipated cost of this replacement in todays dollars;
(i)
how much water has been lost from the pipe in each of the last 5 financial years;
(j)
how much does it cost each year to maintain the pipe;
(k)
has the water in that pipe ever failed to meet the required standard at any time
since 2002;
(l)
(m)
how old are the water tanks that supply the Jarrahdale township; and
when are the water tanks that supply the Jarrahdale township due to be replaced?
KIRSTEN M. ROBINSON
Clerk of the Legislative Assembly

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Questions postponed from previous sittings: Thursday, 25 June 2015

Ms R. Saffioti to the Minister for Transport

Mr D.J. Kelly to the Minister for Water

Mr D.J. Kelly to the Minister for Water

Mr D.J. Kelly to the Minister for Water

Mr D.J. Kelly to the Minister for Water

Mr D.J. Kelly to the Minister for Water

Mr D.J. Kelly to the Minister for Water

Mr D.J. Kelly to the Minister for Water

Mr D.J. Kelly to the Minister for Water

Mr D.J. Kelly to the Minister for Water

Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Water

Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Transport

Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Water; Sport and Recreation; Forestry

Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Emergency Services; Corrective Services; Small

Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Environment; Heritage

Mr M. McGowan to the Treasurer; Minister for Energy; Citizenship and Multicultural

Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Planning; Culture and the Arts

Mr M. McGowan to the Deputy Premier; Minister for Health; Tourism

Mr M. McGowan to the Premier; Minister for State Development; Science

Mr R.H. Cook to the Minister for Health

Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Transport

Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Water; Sport and Recreation; Forestry

Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Finance; Mines and Petroleum

Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Planning; Culture and the Arts

Mr M. McGowan to the Deputy Premier; Minister for Health; Tourism

Mr M. McGowan to the Premier; Minister for State Development; Science

Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Energy

Mr F.M. Logan to the Minister for Emergency Services

Ms R. Saffioti to the Minister for Transport

Mr C.J. Tallentire to the Minister for Environment

Mr C.J. Tallentire to the Minister for Environment

Mr C.J. Tallentire to the Minister for Environment

Mr C.J. Tallentire to the Minister for Environment

Mr C.J. Tallentire to the Minister for Environment

Ms M.M. Quirk to the Minister for Emergency Services

Ms M.M. Quirk to the Minister for Emergency Services

Ms M.M. Quirk to the Minister for Emergency Services

Ms M.M. Quirk to the Minister for Emergency Services

Ms S.F. McGurk to the Minister for Transport

Ms S.F. McGurk to the Minister for Health

Mr M. McGowan to the Minister for Health

Mr M. McGowan to the Premier

Mr R.H. Cook to the Minister for Health

Mr D.J. Kelly to the Minister for Water

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Health

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Health

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Health

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Health

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Health

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Health

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Health

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Health

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Energy

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Energy

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Energy

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Energy

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Sport and Recreation

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Energy

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Energy

Mr W.J. Johnston to the Minister for Energy

Tuesday, 15 September 2015