❓ Question on Notice regarding Indigenous Affairs, asking if something occurred in 2002 or 2003. The answer confirms it occurred in both years but declines to provide further details due to resource constraints and potential legal issues.
AnsweredQoN 20Legislative Council
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(b) 2002; or (c) 2003?
(c) 2003?
(c) 2003?
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Answered
3 May 2005
Responded by
Minister for Fisheries representing the Minister for Indigenous Affairs
Response time
35 days
(1a) Yes (b) Yes (c) Yes (2) No. It would represent an unreasonable direction of resources to collate and summarise all of these actions and, indeed, in many instances legal advice would have to be sought as to whether 'a summary' of the case could be published without prejudicing an ongoing matter.
(b) Yes (c) Yes (2) No. It would represent an unreasonable direction of resources to collate and summarise all of these actions and, indeed, in many instances legal advice would have to be sought as to whether 'a summary' of the case could be published without prejudicing an ongoing matter.
(c) Yes (2) No. It would represent an unreasonable direction of resources to collate and summarise all of these actions and, indeed, in many instances legal advice would have to be sought as to whether 'a summary' of the case could be published without prejudicing an ongoing matter.
(2) No. It would represent an unreasonable direction of resources to collate and summarise all of these actions and, indeed, in many instances legal advice would have to be sought as to whether 'a summary' of the case could be published without prejudicing an ongoing matter.
(b) Yes (c) Yes (2) No. It would represent an unreasonable direction of resources to collate and summarise all of these actions and, indeed, in many instances legal advice would have to be sought as to whether 'a summary' of the case could be published without prejudicing an ongoing matter.
(c) Yes (2) No. It would represent an unreasonable direction of resources to collate and summarise all of these actions and, indeed, in many instances legal advice would have to be sought as to whether 'a summary' of the case could be published without prejudicing an ongoing matter.
(2) No. It would represent an unreasonable direction of resources to collate and summarise all of these actions and, indeed, in many instances legal advice would have to be sought as to whether 'a summary' of the case could be published without prejudicing an ongoing matter.
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