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“The argument of alcohol versus cannabis is entirely clear. If anyone were to suggest that cannabis is more dangerous than alcohol, there are a lot of things I could say in private, at the bar, over a beer to counter that.”
Motions — Motion - 19 Mar 2026
“This bill will do more than rectify an almost century-old injustice. It will assist in regulating use of a common and popular nutrient; reduce the influence of the criminal element; permit the thin blue line to focus on far more pressing issues; reduce the extent of alcohol-induced violence, including the vile scourge of domestic violence; reduce the extent of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, a crisis of national importance, especially amongst populations in remote and rural areas and Indigenous populations; and enhance social peace and the rule of law and order.”
Bills — Introduction and first reading - 19 Mar 2026
“I stand by my comments acknowledging, celebrating and remembering the women who have influenced Western Australia's history.”
Questions without notice - 19 Mar 2026
Dr. Brian Walker is a vocal member of the Legislative Council of Western Australia, primarily focused on legislation related to cannabis, firearms, and local government. He frequently uses parliamentary mechanisms such as motions and questions to scrutinize government policy and advocate for specific reforms, often expressing concern over transparency and accountability.
Based on 97 entries • 2025-04-08 → 2026-02-24
Advocates for cannabis legalisation, particularly for personal use, and seeks a harm-minimisation approach to drug policy. Questions the comparative regulation of alcohol versus cannabis.
Critical of the Firearms Act 2024 and related regulations, citing inadequate consultation, medical assessment concerns, and potential impacts on law-abiding firearm owners. Supports sensible firearms regulations but opposes what he perceives as irrational, foreign approaches.
Actively engages with local government issues, including cat control laws, planning reforms, and councillor support. Often raises concerns about the impact of state government policies on local communities.
Focuses on mental health, patient safety, and access to healthcare. Raises concerns about AHPRA's effectiveness, emergency department wait times, and the impact of drug policy on public health.
Frequently challenges the government on issues of transparency, accountability, and consultation. Uses motions and questions to seek information and scrutinize government decision-making processes.
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Motion to acknowledge alcohol's greater societal danger than cannabis fails; debate ensues on regula
Bill seeks to legalise personal cannabis use in WA, with limits on possession, cultivation, and gift
Minister questioned about supporting women's history trail in Fremantle Cemetery and communication w
Coal mine extension sparks debate on renewable transition failures, costs, and environmental liabili
Contentious public order bill faces scrutiny over urgency, necessity, and impact on fundamental free
Bill to amend tobacco control laws faces scrutiny over illicit trade, enforcement, and organised cri
Motion to introduce Misuse of Drugs Amendment (Lawful Personal Use of Cannabis) Bill 2026 is given.
Contract award for a drag strip faces scrutiny over due diligence and alleged links to an outlaw org
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