❓ Mr. Rundle questions the Premier on whether the repeal of the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill presented an opportunity to bargain with the Federal Government to save the WA live export industry. The Premier dismisses the question as nonsensical and refuses to answer.
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LIVE EXPORT — FEDERAL GOVERNMENT POLICY
478. Mr P.J. RUNDLE to the Premier:
I
have a supplementary question. Surely, once the Prime Minister leant on the
Premier to repeal the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill —
Several members interjected.
The SPEAKER : Order,
members! I will just say to the member for Roe that that is a preamble and that
which you have said so far does not relate to the first question. A direct
question that directly pertains to the original question, please.
Mr P.J. RUNDLE :
Premier, surely, given the events
of recent days, this was the perfect bargaining opportunity for the Premier to
save the WA live export industry.
The SPEAKER : That is a statement.
Does the Premier wish to respond?
478. Mr P.J. RUNDLE to the Premier:
I
have a supplementary question. Surely, once the Prime Minister leant on the
Premier to repeal the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Bill —
Several members interjected.
The SPEAKER : Order,
members! I will just say to the member for Roe that that is a preamble and that
which you have said so far does not relate to the first question. A direct
question that directly pertains to the original question, please.
Mr P.J. RUNDLE :
Premier, surely, given the events
of recent days, this was the perfect bargaining opportunity for the Premier to
save the WA live export industry.
The SPEAKER : That is a statement.
Does the Premier wish to respond?
AnswerView source ↗
No, that is a completely
nonsensical question and I am not quite sure what its intent is, so I will not
answer.
The SPEAKER : Members, that
concludes question time.
nonsensical question and I am not quite sure what its intent is, so I will not
answer.
The SPEAKER : Members, that
concludes question time.
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