❓ Question regarding the lack of action taken to address potential environmental damage from effluent and mismanagement of the rubbish dump in Coral Bay, following a ministerial visit. Also inquires if the Minister has advised the Minister for Health to review sewerage, rubbish, and fishing table facilities.
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(1) Given that the Minister visited Coral Bay over nine months ago, including the rubbish dump and sewerage outlets, why have there been no steps taken to -
(a) test whether the effluent is damaging the coral which stretches out from the shoreline at Coral Bay to the Ningaloo Reef; and
(b) properly manage the rubbish dump located near the town entry?
(2) Has the Minister advised the Minister for Health that an urgent review is needed of -
(a) the sewerage facilities;
(b) the rubbish dump; and
(c) the community fishing tables?
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(a) test whether the effluent is damaging the coral which stretches out from the shoreline at Coral Bay to the Ningaloo Reef; and
(b) properly manage the rubbish dump located near the town entry?
(2) Has the Minister advised the Minister for Health that an urgent review is needed of -
(a) the sewerage facilities;
(b) the rubbish dump; and
(c) the community fishing tables?
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