❓ Hon Paul Llewellyn questions the Minister for the Environment regarding delays in the appeals process for Midland Brick's operating licence in the Swan Valley, highlighting concerns about procedural fairness and the length of time taken to address public appeals.
AnsweredQoN 691Legislative Council
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MIDLAND BRICK LICENCE - APPEAL
I refer to the new licence proposed for Midland Brick in the Swan Valley. (1) Is the minister aware that this licence was advertised for public appeals by the Department of Environment and Conservation nearly one year ago now? (2) Can the minister explain why the DEC is yet to respond to the appeals made on this licence by the public? (3) Is the minister aware that Midland Brick is currently operating under the same licence that was the subject of a public appeals process in 2006? (4) Does the minister consider that procedural fairness has been applied to the statutory appeals process in this case? (5) When will the minister responds to the appeals made on this licence in September 2006? Hon SALLY TALBOT
I refer to the new licence proposed for Midland Brick in the Swan Valley. (1) Is the minister aware that this licence was advertised for public appeals by the Department of Environment and Conservation nearly one year ago now? (2) Can the minister explain why the DEC is yet to respond to the appeals made on this licence by the public? (3) Is the minister aware that Midland Brick is currently operating under the same licence that was the subject of a public appeals process in 2006? (4) Does the minister consider that procedural fairness has been applied to the statutory appeals process in this case? (5) When will the minister responds to the appeals made on this licence in September 2006? Hon SALLY TALBOT
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Minister for the Environment has provided a response in the following terms - (1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(1) Is the minister aware that this licence was advertised for public appeals by the Department of Environment and Conservation nearly one year ago now? (2) Can the minister explain why the DEC is yet to respond to the appeals made on this licence by the public? (3) Is the minister aware that Midland Brick is currently operating under the same licence that was the subject of a public appeals process in 2006? (4) Does the minister consider that procedural fairness has been applied to the statutory appeals process in this case? (5) When will the minister responds to the appeals made on this licence in September 2006? Hon SALLY TALBOT replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Minister for the Environment has provided a response in the following terms - (1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(2) Can the minister explain why the DEC is yet to respond to the appeals made on this licence by the public? (3) Is the minister aware that Midland Brick is currently operating under the same licence that was the subject of a public appeals process in 2006? (4) Does the minister consider that procedural fairness has been applied to the statutory appeals process in this case? (5) When will the minister responds to the appeals made on this licence in September 2006? Hon SALLY TALBOT replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Minister for the Environment has provided a response in the following terms - (1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(3) Is the minister aware that Midland Brick is currently operating under the same licence that was the subject of a public appeals process in 2006? (4) Does the minister consider that procedural fairness has been applied to the statutory appeals process in this case? (5) When will the minister responds to the appeals made on this licence in September 2006? Hon SALLY TALBOT replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Minister for the Environment has provided a response in the following terms - (1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(4) Does the minister consider that procedural fairness has been applied to the statutory appeals process in this case? (5) When will the minister responds to the appeals made on this licence in September 2006? Hon SALLY TALBOT replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Minister for the Environment has provided a response in the following terms - (1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(5) When will the minister responds to the appeals made on this licence in September 2006? Hon SALLY TALBOT replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Minister for the Environment has provided a response in the following terms - (1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
Hon SALLY TALBOT replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Minister for the Environment has provided a response in the following terms - (1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Minister for the Environment has provided a response in the following terms - (1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(1) Is the minister aware that this licence was advertised for public appeals by the Department of Environment and Conservation nearly one year ago now? (2) Can the minister explain why the DEC is yet to respond to the appeals made on this licence by the public? (3) Is the minister aware that Midland Brick is currently operating under the same licence that was the subject of a public appeals process in 2006? (4) Does the minister consider that procedural fairness has been applied to the statutory appeals process in this case? (5) When will the minister responds to the appeals made on this licence in September 2006? Hon SALLY TALBOT replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Minister for the Environment has provided a response in the following terms - (1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(2) Can the minister explain why the DEC is yet to respond to the appeals made on this licence by the public? (3) Is the minister aware that Midland Brick is currently operating under the same licence that was the subject of a public appeals process in 2006? (4) Does the minister consider that procedural fairness has been applied to the statutory appeals process in this case? (5) When will the minister responds to the appeals made on this licence in September 2006? Hon SALLY TALBOT replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Minister for the Environment has provided a response in the following terms - (1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(3) Is the minister aware that Midland Brick is currently operating under the same licence that was the subject of a public appeals process in 2006? (4) Does the minister consider that procedural fairness has been applied to the statutory appeals process in this case? (5) When will the minister responds to the appeals made on this licence in September 2006? Hon SALLY TALBOT replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Minister for the Environment has provided a response in the following terms - (1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(4) Does the minister consider that procedural fairness has been applied to the statutory appeals process in this case? (5) When will the minister responds to the appeals made on this licence in September 2006? Hon SALLY TALBOT replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Minister for the Environment has provided a response in the following terms - (1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(5) When will the minister responds to the appeals made on this licence in September 2006? Hon SALLY TALBOT replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Minister for the Environment has provided a response in the following terms - (1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
Hon SALLY TALBOT replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Minister for the Environment has provided a response in the following terms - (1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. The Minister for the Environment has provided a response in the following terms - (1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(1) Yes. This matter was brought to the minister’s attention recently. (2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(2) The Department of Environment and Conservation is analysing the appeals and will provide its advice to the Appeals Convener by the end of this week. (3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(3) Yes. (4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
(4)-(5) The minister will consider this matter and determine the appeals when he has received the Appeals Convener’s report.
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