❓ Mr Day questions the WA Government's delay in signing up to an unspecified energy initiative. Minister Ripper responds that the government is assessing the obligations and costs, highlighting their interest by mentioning research and discussions in the US.
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I ask a supplementary question. The minister touched on the real question towards the end of his answer. I repeat: why has the Government not signed up to this initiative? Mr E.S. RIPPER
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I said in answer to the member’s question that I will examine the obligations and cost of the Government’s signing up to that initiative. The reason I gave the earlier answer was to indicate that the Government has a definite interest in this area, and it went as far as sending someone to the United States to engage in discussions and research on this matter.
Mr E.S. RIPPER replied: I said in answer to the member’s question that I will examine the obligations and cost of the Government’s signing up to that initiative. The reason I gave the earlier answer was to indicate that the Government has a definite interest in this area, and it went as far as sending someone to the United States to engage in discussions and research on this matter.
I said in answer to the member’s question that I will examine the obligations and cost of the Government’s signing up to that initiative. The reason I gave the earlier answer was to indicate that the Government has a definite interest in this area, and it went as far as sending someone to the United States to engage in discussions and research on this matter.
Mr E.S. RIPPER replied: I said in answer to the member’s question that I will examine the obligations and cost of the Government’s signing up to that initiative. The reason I gave the earlier answer was to indicate that the Government has a definite interest in this area, and it went as far as sending someone to the United States to engage in discussions and research on this matter.
I said in answer to the member’s question that I will examine the obligations and cost of the Government’s signing up to that initiative. The reason I gave the earlier answer was to indicate that the Government has a definite interest in this area, and it went as far as sending someone to the United States to engage in discussions and research on this matter.
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