❓ Mr. Tinley questions Premier Barnett about a Bassendean business not receiving work in the resources sector. Premier Barnett denies denying them work, stating contracts are between private companies and offers to meet with a company representative.
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RESOURCES SECTOR — LOCAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
I have a supplementary question. Will the Premier meet with the representatives of this particular group in Bassendean and explain why he is denying them the work and explain to the employees why they do not have work? Mr C.J. BARNETT
I have a supplementary question. Will the Premier meet with the representatives of this particular group in Bassendean and explain why he is denying them the work and explain to the employees why they do not have work? Mr C.J. BARNETT
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I am not denying them work. Several members interjected. Mr C.J. BARNETT : I remind members opposite that these are contracts between private companies—mining companies and others. If the member for Willagee would like to bring in a representative of that company, I would be happy to meet with him or her. I do not know the company, but I would be pleased to meet with its representative.
Mr C.J. BARNETT replied: I am not denying them work. Several members interjected. Mr C.J. BARNETT : I remind members opposite that these are contracts between private companies—mining companies and others. If the member for Willagee would like to bring in a representative of that company, I would be happy to meet with him or her. I do not know the company, but I would be pleased to meet with its representative.
I am not denying them work. Several members interjected. Mr C.J. BARNETT : I remind members opposite that these are contracts between private companies—mining companies and others. If the member for Willagee would like to bring in a representative of that company, I would be happy to meet with him or her. I do not know the company, but I would be pleased to meet with its representative.
Several members interjected. Mr C.J. BARNETT : I remind members opposite that these are contracts between private companies—mining companies and others. If the member for Willagee would like to bring in a representative of that company, I would be happy to meet with him or her. I do not know the company, but I would be pleased to meet with its representative.
Mr C.J. BARNETT : I remind members opposite that these are contracts between private companies—mining companies and others. If the member for Willagee would like to bring in a representative of that company, I would be happy to meet with him or her. I do not know the company, but I would be pleased to meet with its representative.
Mr C.J. BARNETT replied: I am not denying them work. Several members interjected. Mr C.J. BARNETT : I remind members opposite that these are contracts between private companies—mining companies and others. If the member for Willagee would like to bring in a representative of that company, I would be happy to meet with him or her. I do not know the company, but I would be pleased to meet with its representative.
I am not denying them work. Several members interjected. Mr C.J. BARNETT : I remind members opposite that these are contracts between private companies—mining companies and others. If the member for Willagee would like to bring in a representative of that company, I would be happy to meet with him or her. I do not know the company, but I would be pleased to meet with its representative.
Several members interjected. Mr C.J. BARNETT : I remind members opposite that these are contracts between private companies—mining companies and others. If the member for Willagee would like to bring in a representative of that company, I would be happy to meet with him or her. I do not know the company, but I would be pleased to meet with its representative.
Mr C.J. BARNETT : I remind members opposite that these are contracts between private companies—mining companies and others. If the member for Willagee would like to bring in a representative of that company, I would be happy to meet with him or her. I do not know the company, but I would be pleased to meet with its representative.
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