❓ A parliamentary question regarding the motion on Mia Davies' eligibility as a member of Parliament, specifically inquiring about the Minister's capacity, advice received, and communication with other members. The Minister provides answers and requests further notice for a question requiring extensive research.
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MIA DAVIES — CONSTITUTION ACTS AMENDMENT ACT 1899 72. Hon ANTHONY FELS to the Minister for Mines and Petroleum: My question refers to the motion on the notice paper in the name of Hon Norman Moore regarding the ineligibility of Ms Mia Davies to become a member of Parliament. (1) Is the minister moving this motion in his capacity as an honourable member of this place, or in his capacity as Minister for Electoral Affairs in the Barnett government? (2) If he is moving this motion as the responsible minister, did he take formal advice on this matter; and, if so, from whom? (3) Was the minister approached by any members of the National Party in the governing alliance to move this motion; and, if so, by whom? (6) What notice did the minister give to the Premier, and what notice did he give to the Leader of the National Party that he intended to introduce this motion? (8) Can the minister advise honourable members of any previous occasion on which a motion of similar intent has ever been introduced to either house? Hon NORMAN MOORE
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I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
MIA DAVIES — CONSTITUTION ACTS AMENDMENT ACT 1899
My question refers to the motion on the notice paper in the name of Hon Norman Moore regarding the ineligibility of Ms Mia Davies to become a member of Parliament. (1) Is the minister moving this motion in his capacity as an honourable member of this place, or in his capacity as Minister for Electoral Affairs in the Barnett government? (2) If he is moving this motion as the responsible minister, did he take formal advice on this matter; and, if so, from whom? (3) Was the minister approached by any members of the National Party in the governing alliance to move this motion; and, if so, by whom? (6) What notice did the minister give to the Premier, and what notice did he give to the Leader of the National Party that he intended to introduce this motion? (8) Can the minister advise honourable members of any previous occasion on which a motion of similar intent has ever been introduced to either house? Hon NORMAN MOORE replied: I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(1) Is the minister moving this motion in his capacity as an honourable member of this place, or in his capacity as Minister for Electoral Affairs in the Barnett government? (2) If he is moving this motion as the responsible minister, did he take formal advice on this matter; and, if so, from whom? (3) Was the minister approached by any members of the National Party in the governing alliance to move this motion; and, if so, by whom? (6) What notice did the minister give to the Premier, and what notice did he give to the Leader of the National Party that he intended to introduce this motion? (8) Can the minister advise honourable members of any previous occasion on which a motion of similar intent has ever been introduced to either house? Hon NORMAN MOORE replied: I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(2) If he is moving this motion as the responsible minister, did he take formal advice on this matter; and, if so, from whom? (3) Was the minister approached by any members of the National Party in the governing alliance to move this motion; and, if so, by whom? (6) What notice did the minister give to the Premier, and what notice did he give to the Leader of the National Party that he intended to introduce this motion? (8) Can the minister advise honourable members of any previous occasion on which a motion of similar intent has ever been introduced to either house? Hon NORMAN MOORE replied: I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(3) Was the minister approached by any members of the National Party in the governing alliance to move this motion; and, if so, by whom? (6) What notice did the minister give to the Premier, and what notice did he give to the Leader of the National Party that he intended to introduce this motion? (8) Can the minister advise honourable members of any previous occasion on which a motion of similar intent has ever been introduced to either house? Hon NORMAN MOORE replied: I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(6) What notice did the minister give to the Premier, and what notice did he give to the Leader of the National Party that he intended to introduce this motion? (8) Can the minister advise honourable members of any previous occasion on which a motion of similar intent has ever been introduced to either house? Hon NORMAN MOORE replied: I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(8) Can the minister advise honourable members of any previous occasion on which a motion of similar intent has ever been introduced to either house? Hon NORMAN MOORE replied: I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
Hon NORMAN MOORE replied: I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
MIA DAVIES — CONSTITUTION ACTS AMENDMENT ACT 1899
My question refers to the motion on the notice paper in the name of Hon Norman Moore regarding the ineligibility of Ms Mia Davies to become a member of Parliament. (1) Is the minister moving this motion in his capacity as an honourable member of this place, or in his capacity as Minister for Electoral Affairs in the Barnett government? (2) If he is moving this motion as the responsible minister, did he take formal advice on this matter; and, if so, from whom? (3) Was the minister approached by any members of the National Party in the governing alliance to move this motion; and, if so, by whom? (6) What notice did the minister give to the Premier, and what notice did he give to the Leader of the National Party that he intended to introduce this motion? (8) Can the minister advise honourable members of any previous occasion on which a motion of similar intent has ever been introduced to either house? Hon NORMAN MOORE replied: I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(1) Is the minister moving this motion in his capacity as an honourable member of this place, or in his capacity as Minister for Electoral Affairs in the Barnett government? (2) If he is moving this motion as the responsible minister, did he take formal advice on this matter; and, if so, from whom? (3) Was the minister approached by any members of the National Party in the governing alliance to move this motion; and, if so, by whom? (6) What notice did the minister give to the Premier, and what notice did he give to the Leader of the National Party that he intended to introduce this motion? (8) Can the minister advise honourable members of any previous occasion on which a motion of similar intent has ever been introduced to either house? Hon NORMAN MOORE replied: I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(2) If he is moving this motion as the responsible minister, did he take formal advice on this matter; and, if so, from whom? (3) Was the minister approached by any members of the National Party in the governing alliance to move this motion; and, if so, by whom? (6) What notice did the minister give to the Premier, and what notice did he give to the Leader of the National Party that he intended to introduce this motion? (8) Can the minister advise honourable members of any previous occasion on which a motion of similar intent has ever been introduced to either house? Hon NORMAN MOORE replied: I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(3) Was the minister approached by any members of the National Party in the governing alliance to move this motion; and, if so, by whom? (6) What notice did the minister give to the Premier, and what notice did he give to the Leader of the National Party that he intended to introduce this motion? (8) Can the minister advise honourable members of any previous occasion on which a motion of similar intent has ever been introduced to either house? Hon NORMAN MOORE replied: I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(6) What notice did the minister give to the Premier, and what notice did he give to the Leader of the National Party that he intended to introduce this motion? (8) Can the minister advise honourable members of any previous occasion on which a motion of similar intent has ever been introduced to either house? Hon NORMAN MOORE replied: I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(8) Can the minister advise honourable members of any previous occasion on which a motion of similar intent has ever been introduced to either house? Hon NORMAN MOORE replied: I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
Hon NORMAN MOORE replied: I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
I thank the member some notice of the question. I might add that the question that was provided had eight parts instead of five. Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
Hon Anthony Fels : Yes, I deleted three that probably don’t apply. Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
Hon NORMAN MOORE : I will give the member answers to all eight questions, and that will save me trying to work out which bits I should leave out and which bits I should not. (1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(1) The Leader of the House. (2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(2) The State Solicitor’s Office. (3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(3) Hon Brendon Grylls, MLA, and Hon Wendy Duncan, MLC. (4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(4) I do not understand the question. (5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(5) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 provides for this process. (6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(6) The Premier advised me of this matter by letter on 11 November 2008. (7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(7) The Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 contemplates such a situation, hence the provision of a mechanism by which the principles of fair play and equity may be applied when a genuine error occurs, as is the case in this instance. (8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
(8) Considerable research would be required to answer this question. I ask the honourable member to place this part of the question on notice.
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