❓ Question regarding the impact of federal funding for GP clinics on WA emergency departments, with the Minister asserting the Liberal Party's policy is superior in preventing ED overcrowding. The Minister repeats the same answer three times.
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GENERAL PRACTITIONER SUPER CLINICS — FEDERAL LIBERAL PARTY ELECTION COMMITMENT
I have a supplementary question. The minister’s emergency departments are already failing to cope with demand. If the minister does not fund those general practitioner clinics as he is now suggesting, how will they cope? Dr K.D. HAMES
I have a supplementary question. The minister’s emergency departments are already failing to cope with demand. If the minister does not fund those general practitioner clinics as he is now suggesting, how will they cope? Dr K.D. HAMES
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I have just very clearly made the point that the funding package from the commonwealth government to GPs and GP practices in Western Australia, which will keep patients from coming to our emergency departments, is a far better product under the Liberal Party’s policy than under the policy of the current Labor government.
Dr K.D. HAMES replied: I have just very clearly made the point that the funding package from the commonwealth government to GPs and GP practices in Western Australia, which will keep patients from coming to our emergency departments, is a far better product under the Liberal Party’s policy than under the policy of the current Labor government.
I have just very clearly made the point that the funding package from the commonwealth government to GPs and GP practices in Western Australia, which will keep patients from coming to our emergency departments, is a far better product under the Liberal Party’s policy than under the policy of the current Labor government.
Dr K.D. HAMES replied: I have just very clearly made the point that the funding package from the commonwealth government to GPs and GP practices in Western Australia, which will keep patients from coming to our emergency departments, is a far better product under the Liberal Party’s policy than under the policy of the current Labor government.
I have just very clearly made the point that the funding package from the commonwealth government to GPs and GP practices in Western Australia, which will keep patients from coming to our emergency departments, is a far better product under the Liberal Party’s policy than under the policy of the current Labor government.
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