❓ The question seeks information on the Minister's plans to support community reconciliation between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal citizens. The answer outlines funding and initiatives aimed at fostering reconciliation.
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How will the Minister support community reconciliation processes that build trust between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal citizens?
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Answered
19 February 2002
Responded by
Leader of the House representing the Minister for Citizenship and Multicultural Interests
Response time
61 days
The Statement of Commitment is an important step in securing long-term reconciliation between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Western Australians. The Government is also providing specific reconciliation funds through the Department of Indigenous Affairs ($105,000) to support local community reconciliations projects and a further $90,000 through the Department of Education for a reconciliation van.
The Government is also providing specific reconciliation funds through the Department of Indigenous Affairs ($105,000) to support local community reconciliations projects and a further $90,000 through the Department of Education for a reconciliation van.
The Government is also providing specific reconciliation funds through the Department of Indigenous Affairs ($105,000) to support local community reconciliations projects and a further $90,000 through the Department of Education for a reconciliation van.
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