❓ Mrs Roberts questions the Minister for Road Safety about the undelivered 64,000 hours of additional traffic patrols, accusing the government of breaking a promise and prioritizing other events over road safety. The Minister requests the question be put on notice.
AnsweredQoN 474Legislative Assembly
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ROAD SAFETY — FUNDING PACKAGE
1. 474. Mrs M.H. ROBERTS to
the Minister for Road Safety:
I have a supplementary question. Minister, where are the 64 000
hours of additional traffic patrols?
Mr C.J. Barnett interjected.
Mrs
M.H. ROBERTS : The Premier can make a joke of this, but it is costing lives
on our roads.
Several members interjected.
The SPEAKER : Member for
Midland!
Mrs
M.H. ROBERTS : I seek to ask my supplementary question. What has happened to
the promised 64 000 hours that the minister has not delivered?
1. 474. Mrs M.H. ROBERTS to
the Minister for Road Safety:
I have a supplementary question. Minister, where are the 64 000
hours of additional traffic patrols?
Mr C.J. Barnett interjected.
Mrs
M.H. ROBERTS : The Premier can make a joke of this, but it is costing lives
on our roads.
Several members interjected.
The SPEAKER : Member for
Midland!
Mrs
M.H. ROBERTS : I seek to ask my supplementary question. What has happened to
the promised 64 000 hours that the minister has not delivered?
AnswerView source ↗
With a question seeking information of that specific nature,
I request that the member put it on notice.
Mrs M.H. Roberts :
I have put it on notice; I asked the minister during the estimates hearings.
You have broken your promise. Admit that you've broken your promise.
Mrs L.M. HARVEY :
Complex and detailed statistical information on the number of actual traffic
hours performed in a calendar year are more appropriately requested on notice.
Mrs
M.H. Roberts : Too interested in the fashion festival to know about road
safety.
The SPEAKER : Thank you very
much, member for Midland! I call you to order for the first time.
I request that the member put it on notice.
Mrs M.H. Roberts :
I have put it on notice; I asked the minister during the estimates hearings.
You have broken your promise. Admit that you've broken your promise.
Mrs L.M. HARVEY :
Complex and detailed statistical information on the number of actual traffic
hours performed in a calendar year are more appropriately requested on notice.
Mrs
M.H. Roberts : Too interested in the fashion festival to know about road
safety.
The SPEAKER : Thank you very
much, member for Midland! I call you to order for the first time.
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