Hon Lynn MacLaren inquires about the delayed transfer of Stakehill Wetland to the Department of Parks and Wildlife, seeking clarification on the timeline, sustainable use promotion, and inter-departmental communication. The Minister's response indicates delays due to land acquisitions and future consideration of signage.

AnsweredQoN 2258Legislative Council
Asked
2 December 2014
Portfolio
Planning

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(1) With reference to question on notice No. 1490 of 16 September 2014, why hasn't a time frame been set for the transfer to the Department of Parks and Wildlife? (2) Will the Minister survey the uses at Stakehill Wetland and erect signs to encourage sustainable use? (3) What meetings or correspondence have taken place with the Department of Parks and Wildlife on the handover of Stakehill Wetland to end management?

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Answered
10 March 2015
Responded by
Minister for Mental Health representing the Minister for Planning
Response time
98 days
(1) A timeframe has not been set as there are still outstanding land acquistions for the Rockingham Lakes Regional Park and Stakehill Swamp.
(2) Signage may be considered once the land transfer process has been agreed on as part of the resolution of long-term management of this area.
(3) Meetings between the Department of Planning and the Department of Parks and Wildlife occur regularly on this and other related matters.

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