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❓ A parliamentary question regarding a pre-election commitment made by the Member for Kingsley concerning the Halidon Primary School refurbishment. The Minister's answer deflects and highlights the project's success.

AnsweredQoN 1578Legislative Council

Asked

21 August 2018

Member

Hon Michael Mischin

Portfolio

Education and Training

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I refer to the Minister's partial answer of 15 August 2018, supplementing the partial answer to my questions without notice of 14 August 2018, regarding the Halidon Primary School, and I ask: (a) did the Member for Kingsley make a Local Project, Local Jobs commitment regarding the Halidon Primary School before or after the 11 March 2017 State General Election; (b) will the Minister produce and table a copy of the advice she received regarding that commitment that prompted the undertaking of that project by the Department of Education; and (c) if not to (b), why not?

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Answered

18 September 2018

Responded by

Minister for Education and Training

Response time

9 days

The Member has repeatedly asked me questions concerning a local Member’s election campaign. I’ve made every attempt to answer those questions. If the Member is so concerned about the delivery of important projects into the electorate of Kingsley, perhaps they should have thought about that in the eight and a half years those opposite were in Government. The Halidon Primary School Administrative Building refurbishment project has been welcomed by the school community, and has been a great success.

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