❓ Hon Jim Scott requests the Minister for the Environment and Heritage to table and outline the agreement between Cable Sands and the National Trust Australia (WA) regarding the Ludlow Tuart Forest. The Minister declines, suggesting the Member contact the organisations directly.
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Further to question on notice No. 294 of November 2002 regarding Cable Sands, the National Trust Australia (WA) and the issue of the Ludlow Tuart Forest -
(1) Will the Minister table the agreement reached between Cable Sands and the National Trust Australia (WA) over the Ludlow Tuart Forest issue?
(2) Will the Minister outline the agreement reached between Cable Sands and the National Trust Australia (WA) over the Ludlow Tuart Forest issue?
(1) Will the Minister table the agreement reached between Cable Sands and the National Trust Australia (WA) over the Ludlow Tuart Forest issue?
(2) Will the Minister outline the agreement reached between Cable Sands and the National Trust Australia (WA) over the Ludlow Tuart Forest issue?
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Answered
11 March 2003
Responded by
Minister for Housing and Works representing the Minister for the Environment and Heritage
Response time
7 days
(1-2) Not appropriate. If there is an agreement between both of these organisations then I would suggest the Member himself approach those organisations to get a copy of their agreement.
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