❓ A Member of Parliament questions the Minister for Education regarding asbestos management at Harvey Senior High School, expressing concern that leaving some asbestos in place poses a future risk to children's safety. The Minister assures that safety is not at risk and the situation will be monitored.
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HARVEY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL — ASBESTOS
I have a supplementary question. Does the minister accept that leaving half the asbestos in place makes the situation at the school like a time bomb for a future administration and will put children’s safety at risk? Dr E. CONSTABLE
I have a supplementary question. Does the minister accept that leaving half the asbestos in place makes the situation at the school like a time bomb for a future administration and will put children’s safety at risk? Dr E. CONSTABLE
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I am satisfied that the children’s safety is not at risk. The procedures being used to replace the asbestos will not put them at risk. I will obviously continue to monitor any situation in which asbestos is known to be there.
Dr E. CONSTABLE replied: I am satisfied that the children’s safety is not at risk. The procedures being used to replace the asbestos will not put them at risk. I will obviously continue to monitor any situation in which asbestos is known to be there.
I am satisfied that the children’s safety is not at risk. The procedures being used to replace the asbestos will not put them at risk. I will obviously continue to monitor any situation in which asbestos is known to be there.
Dr E. CONSTABLE replied: I am satisfied that the children’s safety is not at risk. The procedures being used to replace the asbestos will not put them at risk. I will obviously continue to monitor any situation in which asbestos is known to be there.
I am satisfied that the children’s safety is not at risk. The procedures being used to replace the asbestos will not put them at risk. I will obviously continue to monitor any situation in which asbestos is known to be there.
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