❓ Dr Gallop questions Premier Court on whether Parliament will remain in session until all legislation recommended by the Select Committee on Petroleum Products Pricing is passed, given the Premier's denial of a December election. Premier Court avoids directly answering the question, instead focusing on the Opposition's stance on the election date.
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Given that the Premier has ruled out a December election, will he guarantee that Parliament will not rise until all the legislation recommended by the Select Committee on Petroleum Products Pricing in Western Australia is passed; and if not, why not? Mr COURT
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What the Leader of the Opposition says about this election date is quite interesting. He says that the Opposition is ready to go at any time. When the Government says that it will be a February-March election, he says that the Government is stalling and that it should go now. Notice will be given today of the petroleum prices legislation.
Mr COURT replied: What the Leader of the Opposition says about this election date is quite interesting. He says that the Opposition is ready to go at any time. When the Government says that it will be a February-March election, he says that the Government is stalling and that it should go now. Notice will be given today of the petroleum prices legislation.
What the Leader of the Opposition says about this election date is quite interesting. He says that the Opposition is ready to go at any time. When the Government says that it will be a February-March election, he says that the Government is stalling and that it should go now. Notice will be given today of the petroleum prices legislation.
Mr COURT replied: What the Leader of the Opposition says about this election date is quite interesting. He says that the Opposition is ready to go at any time. When the Government says that it will be a February-March election, he says that the Government is stalling and that it should go now. Notice will be given today of the petroleum prices legislation.
What the Leader of the Opposition says about this election date is quite interesting. He says that the Opposition is ready to go at any time. When the Government says that it will be a February-March election, he says that the Government is stalling and that it should go now. Notice will be given today of the petroleum prices legislation.
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