❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice regarding a second Taser incident involving Mr. Kevin Spratt at the Perth lockup. The Minister's response is delayed by a procedural question, but ultimately provides the date and time of the incident, when he was advised, and confirms he has not viewed the video footage.
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TASER USE — KEVIN sPRATT INCIDENT
Some notice of this question was given at 10.30 am. I refer to a second Taser assault on Mr Spratt whilst a prisoner at the Perth lockup during which Mr Spratt sustained serious injuries and which Acting Commissioner of Police Chris Dawson said was videotaped by Department of Corrective Services officers. (1) Upon what date and at what time did the second laser—Taser—assault involving Mr Spratt occur on police premises? A government member interjected. Mr J.R. QUIGLEY : Do you think it is funny? (2) When was the minister first advised that there had been a second Taser assault on police premises involving Mr Spratt? (3) When was the minister first advised that this second Taser assault had been videotaped at the Perth police lockup by Corrective Services officers? (4) Has the minister viewed the video footage of the second Taser assault on Mr Spratt? Mr R.F. JOHNSON
Some notice of this question was given at 10.30 am. I refer to a second Taser assault on Mr Spratt whilst a prisoner at the Perth lockup during which Mr Spratt sustained serious injuries and which Acting Commissioner of Police Chris Dawson said was videotaped by Department of Corrective Services officers. (1) Upon what date and at what time did the second laser—Taser—assault involving Mr Spratt occur on police premises? A government member interjected. Mr J.R. QUIGLEY : Do you think it is funny? (2) When was the minister first advised that there had been a second Taser assault on police premises involving Mr Spratt? (3) When was the minister first advised that this second Taser assault had been videotaped at the Perth police lockup by Corrective Services officers? (4) Has the minister viewed the video footage of the second Taser assault on Mr Spratt? Mr R.F. JOHNSON
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I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
(1) Upon what date and at what time did the second laser—Taser—assault involving Mr Spratt occur on police premises? A government member interjected. Mr J.R. QUIGLEY : Do you think it is funny? (2) When was the minister first advised that there had been a second Taser assault on police premises involving Mr Spratt? (3) When was the minister first advised that this second Taser assault had been videotaped at the Perth police lockup by Corrective Services officers? (4) Has the minister viewed the video footage of the second Taser assault on Mr Spratt? Mr R.F. JOHNSON replied: I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
A government member interjected. Mr J.R. QUIGLEY : Do you think it is funny? (2) When was the minister first advised that there had been a second Taser assault on police premises involving Mr Spratt? (3) When was the minister first advised that this second Taser assault had been videotaped at the Perth police lockup by Corrective Services officers? (4) Has the minister viewed the video footage of the second Taser assault on Mr Spratt? Mr R.F. JOHNSON replied: I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
Mr J.R. QUIGLEY : Do you think it is funny? (2) When was the minister first advised that there had been a second Taser assault on police premises involving Mr Spratt? (3) When was the minister first advised that this second Taser assault had been videotaped at the Perth police lockup by Corrective Services officers? (4) Has the minister viewed the video footage of the second Taser assault on Mr Spratt? Mr R.F. JOHNSON replied: I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
(2) When was the minister first advised that there had been a second Taser assault on police premises involving Mr Spratt? (3) When was the minister first advised that this second Taser assault had been videotaped at the Perth police lockup by Corrective Services officers? (4) Has the minister viewed the video footage of the second Taser assault on Mr Spratt? Mr R.F. JOHNSON replied: I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
(3) When was the minister first advised that this second Taser assault had been videotaped at the Perth police lockup by Corrective Services officers? (4) Has the minister viewed the video footage of the second Taser assault on Mr Spratt? Mr R.F. JOHNSON replied: I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
(4) Has the minister viewed the video footage of the second Taser assault on Mr Spratt? Mr R.F. JOHNSON replied: I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
Mr R.F. JOHNSON replied: I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
(1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
(2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
(4) No.
(1) Upon what date and at what time did the second laser—Taser—assault involving Mr Spratt occur on police premises? A government member interjected. Mr J.R. QUIGLEY : Do you think it is funny? (2) When was the minister first advised that there had been a second Taser assault on police premises involving Mr Spratt? (3) When was the minister first advised that this second Taser assault had been videotaped at the Perth police lockup by Corrective Services officers? (4) Has the minister viewed the video footage of the second Taser assault on Mr Spratt? Mr R.F. JOHNSON replied: I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
A government member interjected. Mr J.R. QUIGLEY : Do you think it is funny? (2) When was the minister first advised that there had been a second Taser assault on police premises involving Mr Spratt? (3) When was the minister first advised that this second Taser assault had been videotaped at the Perth police lockup by Corrective Services officers? (4) Has the minister viewed the video footage of the second Taser assault on Mr Spratt? Mr R.F. JOHNSON replied: I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
Mr J.R. QUIGLEY : Do you think it is funny? (2) When was the minister first advised that there had been a second Taser assault on police premises involving Mr Spratt? (3) When was the minister first advised that this second Taser assault had been videotaped at the Perth police lockup by Corrective Services officers? (4) Has the minister viewed the video footage of the second Taser assault on Mr Spratt? Mr R.F. JOHNSON replied: I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
(2) When was the minister first advised that there had been a second Taser assault on police premises involving Mr Spratt? (3) When was the minister first advised that this second Taser assault had been videotaped at the Perth police lockup by Corrective Services officers? (4) Has the minister viewed the video footage of the second Taser assault on Mr Spratt? Mr R.F. JOHNSON replied: I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
(3) When was the minister first advised that this second Taser assault had been videotaped at the Perth police lockup by Corrective Services officers? (4) Has the minister viewed the video footage of the second Taser assault on Mr Spratt? Mr R.F. JOHNSON replied: I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
(4) Has the minister viewed the video footage of the second Taser assault on Mr Spratt? Mr R.F. JOHNSON replied: I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
Mr R.F. JOHNSON replied: I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
I thank the member for giving me some notice of the question. I want to clarify one thing before I answer it because I am getting confused. I want to know from the Leader of the Opposition who is the shadow Minister for Police today? Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
Mr E.S. Ripper : The shadow Attorney General stands for justice and is taking up the case. Answer the question. The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
The SPEAKER : Order! There is a question before the house and I think the minister is going to answer that question. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
Mr R.F. JOHNSON : I have every intention — Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
Mr P. Papalia : Who is the police minister, because the Attorney General is always talking on your behalf? The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
The SPEAKER : Take a seat, minister. I had to formally call the member for Warnbro to order for the first time yesterday and I do so again today. Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
Mr R.F. JOHNSON : My question was simply for future reference. (1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
(1) I am advised by police that it was on 6 September 2008 at 10.19 am. (2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
(2)–(3) Saturday, 9 October, upon my return from leave. (4) No.
(4) No.
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