❓ The question asks the Premier to send criminals back to their original states. The Premier's response supports existing arrangements and prioritises community safety in parole board decisions.
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I have a supplementary question. Will the Premier now act in the best interests of Western Australians by immediately sending these criminals back to the states from which they came? Dr G.I. GALLOP
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I support the arrangements that have been entered into. I have the view - it is the view of the Attorney General and the Minister for Justice - that community safety should always come first in all the deliberations made by the Parole Board on these matters.
Dr G.I. GALLOP replied: I support the arrangements that have been entered into. I have the view - it is the view of the Attorney General and the Minister for Justice - that community safety should always come first in all the deliberations made by the Parole Board on these matters.
I support the arrangements that have been entered into. I have the view - it is the view of the Attorney General and the Minister for Justice - that community safety should always come first in all the deliberations made by the Parole Board on these matters.
Dr G.I. GALLOP replied: I support the arrangements that have been entered into. I have the view - it is the view of the Attorney General and the Minister for Justice - that community safety should always come first in all the deliberations made by the Parole Board on these matters.
I support the arrangements that have been entered into. I have the view - it is the view of the Attorney General and the Minister for Justice - that community safety should always come first in all the deliberations made by the Parole Board on these matters.
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