❓ Mrs. Roberts questions the Minister for Police (also Minister for Road Safety) on the value of late-night train services in preventing drink-driving and why previous questions on agency advice were unanswered. The Minister acknowledges the government's commitment to reducing alcohol-related harm but states no specific advice was received regarding the train service removal.
AnsweredQoN 23Legislative Assembly
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LATE-NIGHT
TRAIN SERVICES — PATRONAGE
23. Mrs M.H. ROBERTS to the
Minister for Police:
I have a
supplementary question. What price does the minister, as Minister for Road
Safety, put on keeping intoxicated people out of their cars and off the roads?
I note that the minister did not answer my previous question on what advice she
received from her agencies.
TRAIN SERVICES — PATRONAGE
23. Mrs M.H. ROBERTS to the
Minister for Police:
I have a
supplementary question. What price does the minister, as Minister for Road
Safety, put on keeping intoxicated people out of their cars and off the roads?
I note that the minister did not answer my previous question on what advice she
received from her agencies.
AnswerView source ↗
Everybody in Western
Australia understands and knows that this government is committed to reducing
alcohol-related harm in the community, particularly that caused by
drink-drivers. I have just gone into great detail to explain one of the governmentXXX ###XXXs key initiatives in this space. I
regularly consult with my agencies on a range of issues. Specifically on the
proposed removal of the late-night train service, I have not received specific
advice on that matter from my agencies.
Australia understands and knows that this government is committed to reducing
alcohol-related harm in the community, particularly that caused by
drink-drivers. I have just gone into great detail to explain one of the governmentXXX ###XXXs key initiatives in this space. I
regularly consult with my agencies on a range of issues. Specifically on the
proposed removal of the late-night train service, I have not received specific
advice on that matter from my agencies.
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