❓ Mr. Catania questions the Minister for Sport and Recreation regarding the assurance of the fifth Ashes test and the Big Bash League being held in Perth, amidst concerns of potential relocation due to COVID-19. The Minister's response is evasive, prioritising safety.
AnsweredQoN 729Legislative Assembly
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CORONAVIRUS — SPORTING EVENTS —TRANSITION
PLAN
729. Mr V.A. CATANIA to the Minister for Sport and
Recreation:
I
have a supplementary question. Can the minister assure this house and the
cricket community in Western Australia that the fifth Ashes test will be
held in Perth on 14 January and the forthcoming Big Bash League will be
delivered and not under threat of being poached by Tasmania?
PLAN
729. Mr V.A. CATANIA to the Minister for Sport and
Recreation:
I
have a supplementary question. Can the minister assure this house and the
cricket community in Western Australia that the fifth Ashes test will be
held in Perth on 14 January and the forthcoming Big Bash League will be
delivered and not under threat of being poached by Tasmania?
AnswerView source ↗
That
really was a dead ball! I repeat my answer: we are confident and we will never
put the safety of Western Australians at risk.
really was a dead ball! I repeat my answer: we are confident and we will never
put the safety of Western Australians at risk.
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