❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks information about the Western Australian Science Council's terms of reference, membership, and budget. The Minister provides details on the council's objectives, members, and funding.
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In regard to the Western Australian Science Council, can the Minister advise -
(1) Are there terms of reference for the Science Council?
(a) If yes, what are the terms of reference; and
(b) if not, are there any plans to introduce one?
(2) Does the Council have any Members?
(a) If yes, who are they; and
(b) if not, are there any plans to appoint some and what is the timetable for their appointment?
(3) Is there a budget for the Council?
(a) If yes, what is it;
(b) if not, how is the Council funded; and
(c) are there any plans to develop one?
(1) Are there terms of reference for the Science Council?
(a) If yes, what are the terms of reference; and
(b) if not, are there any plans to introduce one?
(2) Does the Council have any Members?
(a) If yes, who are they; and
(b) if not, are there any plans to appoint some and what is the timetable for their appointment?
(3) Is there a budget for the Council?
(a) If yes, what is it;
(b) if not, how is the Council funded; and
(c) are there any plans to develop one?
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Answered
9 May 2007
Responded by
Minister for Science
Response time
35 days
(b) if not, are there any plans to introduce one?
(b) if not, are there any plans to appoint some and what is the timetable for their appointment?
(b) if not, how is the Council funded; and (c) are there any plans to develop one?
(c) are there any plans to develop one?
(a) The Council will: (i) Oversee the pursuit of the four key across-government objectives of the Innovate WA strategy. These objectives are: - to raise awareness of innovation as a driver of economic and technological change; - to strengthen and improve the education and research capacity of the State; - to maximise the commercialisation of ideas by building links between industry and research; and - generate more jobs and expand the export potential of the State. (ii) Coordinate Western Australia's lobbying efforts in relation to national research issues. (iii)Strengthen collaborative links between researchers and industry. (iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(i) Oversee the pursuit of the four key across-government objectives of the Innovate WA strategy. These objectives are: - to raise awareness of innovation as a driver of economic and technological change; - to strengthen and improve the education and research capacity of the State; - to maximise the commercialisation of ideas by building links between industry and research; and - generate more jobs and expand the export potential of the State. (ii) Coordinate Western Australia's lobbying efforts in relation to national research issues. (iii)Strengthen collaborative links between researchers and industry. (iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
- to raise awareness of innovation as a driver of economic and technological change; - to strengthen and improve the education and research capacity of the State; - to maximise the commercialisation of ideas by building links between industry and research; and - generate more jobs and expand the export potential of the State. (ii) Coordinate Western Australia's lobbying efforts in relation to national research issues. (iii)Strengthen collaborative links between researchers and industry. (iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
- to strengthen and improve the education and research capacity of the State; - to maximise the commercialisation of ideas by building links between industry and research; and - generate more jobs and expand the export potential of the State. (ii) Coordinate Western Australia's lobbying efforts in relation to national research issues. (iii)Strengthen collaborative links between researchers and industry. (iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
- to maximise the commercialisation of ideas by building links between industry and research; and - generate more jobs and expand the export potential of the State. (ii) Coordinate Western Australia's lobbying efforts in relation to national research issues. (iii)Strengthen collaborative links between researchers and industry. (iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
- generate more jobs and expand the export potential of the State. (ii) Coordinate Western Australia's lobbying efforts in relation to national research issues. (iii)Strengthen collaborative links between researchers and industry. (iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(ii) Coordinate Western Australia's lobbying efforts in relation to national research issues. (iii)Strengthen collaborative links between researchers and industry. (iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(iii)Strengthen collaborative links between researchers and industry. (iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(b-c) Not applicable.
(b) if not, are there any plans to appoint some and what is the timetable for their appointment?
(b) if not, how is the Council funded; and (c) are there any plans to develop one?
(c) are there any plans to develop one?
(a) The Council will: (i) Oversee the pursuit of the four key across-government objectives of the Innovate WA strategy. These objectives are: - to raise awareness of innovation as a driver of economic and technological change; - to strengthen and improve the education and research capacity of the State; - to maximise the commercialisation of ideas by building links between industry and research; and - generate more jobs and expand the export potential of the State. (ii) Coordinate Western Australia's lobbying efforts in relation to national research issues. (iii)Strengthen collaborative links between researchers and industry. (iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(i) Oversee the pursuit of the four key across-government objectives of the Innovate WA strategy. These objectives are: - to raise awareness of innovation as a driver of economic and technological change; - to strengthen and improve the education and research capacity of the State; - to maximise the commercialisation of ideas by building links between industry and research; and - generate more jobs and expand the export potential of the State. (ii) Coordinate Western Australia's lobbying efforts in relation to national research issues. (iii)Strengthen collaborative links between researchers and industry. (iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
- to raise awareness of innovation as a driver of economic and technological change; - to strengthen and improve the education and research capacity of the State; - to maximise the commercialisation of ideas by building links between industry and research; and - generate more jobs and expand the export potential of the State. (ii) Coordinate Western Australia's lobbying efforts in relation to national research issues. (iii)Strengthen collaborative links between researchers and industry. (iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
- to strengthen and improve the education and research capacity of the State; - to maximise the commercialisation of ideas by building links between industry and research; and - generate more jobs and expand the export potential of the State. (ii) Coordinate Western Australia's lobbying efforts in relation to national research issues. (iii)Strengthen collaborative links between researchers and industry. (iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
- to maximise the commercialisation of ideas by building links between industry and research; and - generate more jobs and expand the export potential of the State. (ii) Coordinate Western Australia's lobbying efforts in relation to national research issues. (iii)Strengthen collaborative links between researchers and industry. (iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
- generate more jobs and expand the export potential of the State. (ii) Coordinate Western Australia's lobbying efforts in relation to national research issues. (iii)Strengthen collaborative links between researchers and industry. (iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(ii) Coordinate Western Australia's lobbying efforts in relation to national research issues. (iii)Strengthen collaborative links between researchers and industry. (iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(iii)Strengthen collaborative links between researchers and industry. (iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(iv) Build strategic alliances with other States and countries to access technologies and capture a greater share of international science and technology markets. (v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(v) Provide leadership for science and innovation initiatives as including those new initiatives recommended by the Premier's Science and Innovation Council. (vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(vi) Assist the overall sustainability goals of the State by facilitating innovation in the simultaneous achievement of environmental and economic improvement and quality of life for all as part of the new economy. (b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(b) Not applicable. (2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(2) Yes. (a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(a) Professor Lyn Beazley (Chair) Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Professor Ian Constable (Deputy Chair) Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Professor Alan Robson Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Dr Debbie Cousins Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Dr Pam Garnett Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Professor Beverley Ronalds Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Professor Peter Newman Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Professor Richard Pashley Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Mr Mark Woffenden Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Dr Roy Green Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Professor Julian Gale Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
Dr Bernard Bowen (b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(b) Not applicable. (3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(3) Yes. (a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(a) $261,000. Where appropriate further funding will be allocated from the $72 million science initiatives funding. (b-c) Not applicable.
(b-c) Not applicable.
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