❓ Hon Sue Ellery asks the Minister for Education whether specific senior high schools dropped courses in 2014. The Minister is unable to provide an immediate answer due to workload but promises a response as soon as possible.
AnsweredQoN 1005Legislative Council
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SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOLS — 2014 COURSES
1005. Hon SUE ELLERY to the
Minister for Education:
Have any of the following senior
high schools dropped courses in 2014: Cecil Andrews; Kent Street; Lesmurdie;
Kalamunda; Halls Head Community College; Lakeland; Leeming; Rockingham; Eastern
Hills; Girrawheen; Lockridge; Mirrabooka; Morley; Swan View; Balcatta;
Clarkson; and Yanchep District High School?
HIGH SCHOOLS — 2014 COURSES
1005. Hon SUE ELLERY to the
Minister for Education:
Have any of the following senior
high schools dropped courses in 2014: Cecil Andrews; Kent Street; Lesmurdie;
Kalamunda; Halls Head Community College; Lakeland; Leeming; Rockingham; Eastern
Hills; Girrawheen; Lockridge; Mirrabooka; Morley; Swan View; Balcatta;
Clarkson; and Yanchep District High School?
AnswerView source ↗
I thank the honourable member for some notice of this
question.
Unfortunately, due to the vast workload required for this
question, an answer is unable to be provided in the time allowed, and I ask the
honourable member to place the question on notice. Can I say that I am very
reluctant to do this. I always try to get a response, but I have been told that
we simply cannot get it by Thursday. I therefore give an undertaking to the
member that I will get an answer as soon as I can, because I am well aware that
if the member puts the question on notice now, an answer will not be provided
until February. I will get an answer as soon as I can, but I cannot give a
guarantee to this chamber that I can get an answer by Thursday. However, I
would still suggest that the member place the question on notice so that it is
reflected in Hansard .
question.
Unfortunately, due to the vast workload required for this
question, an answer is unable to be provided in the time allowed, and I ask the
honourable member to place the question on notice. Can I say that I am very
reluctant to do this. I always try to get a response, but I have been told that
we simply cannot get it by Thursday. I therefore give an undertaking to the
member that I will get an answer as soon as I can, because I am well aware that
if the member puts the question on notice now, an answer will not be provided
until February. I will get an answer as soon as I can, but I cannot give a
guarantee to this chamber that I can get an answer by Thursday. However, I
would still suggest that the member place the question on notice so that it is
reflected in Hansard .
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