❓ Dr. Woollard asks the Speaker for statistics on the number of people entering Parliament House on different types of sitting days. The Speaker responds that these statistics are not kept, but provides anecdotal estimates.
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(a) a Legislative Assembly sitting day; (b) a Legislative Council sitting day; (c) a joint sitting day; and (d) a non-sitting day? We do not keep statistics of the nature sought by the Member. Anecdotal evidence and the occasional check suggests that about 250 people enter the building on a non-sitting day, and that on a busy day when both Houses are sitting the numbers will be around 650. Those figures represent the approximate total number of people entering the building over a day and do not reflect an average or maximum in the building at any one time.
(b) a Legislative Council sitting day; (c) a joint sitting day; and (d) a non-sitting day? We do not keep statistics of the nature sought by the Member. Anecdotal evidence and the occasional check suggests that about 250 people enter the building on a non-sitting day, and that on a busy day when both Houses are sitting the numbers will be around 650. Those figures represent the approximate total number of people entering the building over a day and do not reflect an average or maximum in the building at any one time.
(c) a joint sitting day; and (d) a non-sitting day? We do not keep statistics of the nature sought by the Member. Anecdotal evidence and the occasional check suggests that about 250 people enter the building on a non-sitting day, and that on a busy day when both Houses are sitting the numbers will be around 650. Those figures represent the approximate total number of people entering the building over a day and do not reflect an average or maximum in the building at any one time.
(d) a non-sitting day? We do not keep statistics of the nature sought by the Member. Anecdotal evidence and the occasional check suggests that about 250 people enter the building on a non-sitting day, and that on a busy day when both Houses are sitting the numbers will be around 650. Those figures represent the approximate total number of people entering the building over a day and do not reflect an average or maximum in the building at any one time.
We do not keep statistics of the nature sought by the Member. Anecdotal evidence and the occasional check suggests that about 250 people enter the building on a non-sitting day, and that on a busy day when both Houses are sitting the numbers will be around 650. Those figures represent the approximate total number of people entering the building over a day and do not reflect an average or maximum in the building at any one time.
We do not keep statistics of the nature sought by the Member. Anecdotal evidence and the occasional check suggests that about 250 people enter the building on a non-sitting day, and that on a busy day when both Houses are sitting the numbers will be around 650. Those figures represent the approximate total number of people entering the building over a day and do not reflect an average or maximum in the building at any one time.
We do not keep statistics of the nature sought by the Member. Anecdotal evidence and the occasional check suggests that about 250 people enter the building on a non-sitting day, and that on a busy day when both Houses are sitting the numbers will be around 650. Those figures represent the approximate total number of people entering the building over a day and do not reflect an average or maximum in the building at any one time.
(b) a Legislative Council sitting day; (c) a joint sitting day; and (d) a non-sitting day? We do not keep statistics of the nature sought by the Member. Anecdotal evidence and the occasional check suggests that about 250 people enter the building on a non-sitting day, and that on a busy day when both Houses are sitting the numbers will be around 650. Those figures represent the approximate total number of people entering the building over a day and do not reflect an average or maximum in the building at any one time.
(c) a joint sitting day; and (d) a non-sitting day? We do not keep statistics of the nature sought by the Member. Anecdotal evidence and the occasional check suggests that about 250 people enter the building on a non-sitting day, and that on a busy day when both Houses are sitting the numbers will be around 650. Those figures represent the approximate total number of people entering the building over a day and do not reflect an average or maximum in the building at any one time.
(d) a non-sitting day? We do not keep statistics of the nature sought by the Member. Anecdotal evidence and the occasional check suggests that about 250 people enter the building on a non-sitting day, and that on a busy day when both Houses are sitting the numbers will be around 650. Those figures represent the approximate total number of people entering the building over a day and do not reflect an average or maximum in the building at any one time.
We do not keep statistics of the nature sought by the Member. Anecdotal evidence and the occasional check suggests that about 250 people enter the building on a non-sitting day, and that on a busy day when both Houses are sitting the numbers will be around 650. Those figures represent the approximate total number of people entering the building over a day and do not reflect an average or maximum in the building at any one time.
We do not keep statistics of the nature sought by the Member. Anecdotal evidence and the occasional check suggests that about 250 people enter the building on a non-sitting day, and that on a busy day when both Houses are sitting the numbers will be around 650. Those figures represent the approximate total number of people entering the building over a day and do not reflect an average or maximum in the building at any one time.
We do not keep statistics of the nature sought by the Member. Anecdotal evidence and the occasional check suggests that about 250 people enter the building on a non-sitting day, and that on a busy day when both Houses are sitting the numbers will be around 650. Those figures represent the approximate total number of people entering the building over a day and do not reflect an average or maximum in the building at any one time.
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