❓ A WA parliamentary question regarding a pipeline, a land encroachment issue involving KCGM, and alleged trespass on Mrs Meyer-Forst's property. The Minister acknowledges complaints and investigations.
AnsweredQoN 251Legislative Council
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I refer to question without notice No. 249 of Thursday, June 21 2001 and the answers provided -
(1) Is the statement ‘I note that the pipeline has been in existence for over 30 years’ correct in respect to the black poly pipeline located on Miscellaneous Licence 26/181?
(2) If not, why not?
(3) Can the Minister explain how the error of marking out Miscellaneous Licence 26/181 by the applicants and the manager KCGM, encroaching on Mrs Meyer-Forsts property can have been ‘inadvertent’?
(4) If not, why not?
(5) Has the Minister or the Department received any complaints of trespass and unauthorised mining by KCGM, Homestake Gold/Normandy Mining employees/contractors on Mrs Meyer-Forsts freehold surveyed property?
(6) If so, will the Minister ensure that all of these complaints are thoroughly investigated?
(1) Is the statement ‘I note that the pipeline has been in existence for over 30 years’ correct in respect to the black poly pipeline located on Miscellaneous Licence 26/181?
(2) If not, why not?
(3) Can the Minister explain how the error of marking out Miscellaneous Licence 26/181 by the applicants and the manager KCGM, encroaching on Mrs Meyer-Forsts property can have been ‘inadvertent’?
(4) If not, why not?
(5) Has the Minister or the Department received any complaints of trespass and unauthorised mining by KCGM, Homestake Gold/Normandy Mining employees/contractors on Mrs Meyer-Forsts freehold surveyed property?
(6) If so, will the Minister ensure that all of these complaints are thoroughly investigated?
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Answered
21 February 2002
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for State Development
Response time
147 days
(1-2) The existing 'poly pipe'pipeline is a replacement of an earlier steel pipeline which had existed for over thirty years. (3-4) An investigation has been unable to establish the precise cause of the marking out error in this case. (5) Yes. (6) These complaints have been investigated.
(3-4) An investigation has been unable to establish the precise cause of the marking out error in this case. (5) Yes. (6) These complaints have been investigated.
(3-4) An investigation has been unable to establish the precise cause of the marking out error in this case. (5) Yes. (6) These complaints have been investigated.
(5) Yes. (6) These complaints have been investigated.
(5) Yes. (6) These complaints have been investigated.
(6) These complaints have been investigated.
(6) These complaints have been investigated.
(3-4) An investigation has been unable to establish the precise cause of the marking out error in this case. (5) Yes. (6) These complaints have been investigated.
(3-4) An investigation has been unable to establish the precise cause of the marking out error in this case. (5) Yes. (6) These complaints have been investigated.
(5) Yes. (6) These complaints have been investigated.
(5) Yes. (6) These complaints have been investigated.
(6) These complaints have been investigated.
(6) These complaints have been investigated.
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