Dr Nahan questions the Premier about alleged $280 million cuts to the education portfolio, accusing the government of not disclosing these cuts before the 2017 election. The Premier denies the cuts, stating the education budget is increasing and improving services.

AnsweredQoN 611Legislative Assembly
Asked
11 September 2018
Portfolio
Premier

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EDUCATION FUNDING
611. Dr M.D. NAHAN to the Premier:
I have a supplementary question.
Given all the bungles and backflips in the education portfolio, will the
Premier update the house on Labor's $280 million in total cuts to the
education portfolio, and explain to the people of Western Australia why they
were not told about these cuts before the March 2017 election?

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Is it any wonder the Leader of the
Opposition left the state with $40 billion worth of debt, if that is his
reading of the budget. The education budget is going up! Therefore, members
opposite will find that all over regional, remote and metropolitan Western Australia,
education services are being improved under this government.

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