❓ A Member of Parliament questions whether Western Power is deliberately using delaying tactics to minimise payouts to victims of a bushfire on Gingin Brook Road. The Minister responds with an assurance to follow up, expressing hope that Western Power is not acting unfairly.
AnsweredQoN 126Legislative Assembly
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BUSHFIRE - GINGIN BROOK ROAD
I have a supplementary question. Is it true that because the claims of the remaining six victims are reasonably large, Western Power has been deliberately using unfair go-slow tactics to demoralise the claimants with the aim of minimising payouts? Mr F.M. LOGAN
I have a supplementary question. Is it true that because the claims of the remaining six victims are reasonably large, Western Power has been deliberately using unfair go-slow tactics to demoralise the claimants with the aim of minimising payouts? Mr F.M. LOGAN
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I hope that that is not the case. I have assured the member that I will follow up this matter. However, I would expect that in its normal business practices Western Power would not do that.
Mr F.M. LOGAN replied: I hope that that is not the case. I have assured the member that I will follow up this matter. However, I would expect that in its normal business practices Western Power would not do that.
I hope that that is not the case. I have assured the member that I will follow up this matter. However, I would expect that in its normal business practices Western Power would not do that.
Mr F.M. LOGAN replied: I hope that that is not the case. I have assured the member that I will follow up this matter. However, I would expect that in its normal business practices Western Power would not do that.
I hope that that is not the case. I have assured the member that I will follow up this matter. However, I would expect that in its normal business practices Western Power would not do that.
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