❓ Hon. Norman Moore questions the government's commitment to establishing a men's health service in Kalgoorlie-Boulder and other regional centres, receiving a response outlining a phased approach and broader consultation strategy.
AnsweredQoN 43Legislative Council
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I refer to the commitment of the Government to establish a men’s health service in Kalgoorlie-Boulder at a cost of $200 000 and ask -
(1) Has this service been established?
(2) If not, why not?
(3) Is it proposed to establish men’s health services in other regional centres?
(4) If not, why not?
(1) Has this service been established?
(2) If not, why not?
(3) Is it proposed to establish men’s health services in other regional centres?
(4) If not, why not?
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Answered
19 June 2001
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Health
Response time
21 days
(2) The commitment is to establish the service at a cost of $200 000 over the next four years. (3) There is also a commitment to support an initial two-year trial aimed at encouraging men's access to health services in Geraldton and the Mid West region. (4) The Government's plan with regard to men's health is to implement a men's health promotion campaign and community support program, following extensive consultation with men and their organisations. As a result responses to Men's Health issues will develop through consultation and as appropriate to local circumstances.
(3) There is also a commitment to support an initial two-year trial aimed at encouraging men's access to health services in Geraldton and the Mid West region. (4) The Government's plan with regard to men's health is to implement a men's health promotion campaign and community support program, following extensive consultation with men and their organisations. As a result responses to Men's Health issues will develop through consultation and as appropriate to local circumstances.
(4) The Government's plan with regard to men's health is to implement a men's health promotion campaign and community support program, following extensive consultation with men and their organisations. As a result responses to Men's Health issues will develop through consultation and as appropriate to local circumstances.
As a result responses to Men's Health issues will develop through consultation and as appropriate to local circumstances.
(3) There is also a commitment to support an initial two-year trial aimed at encouraging men's access to health services in Geraldton and the Mid West region. (4) The Government's plan with regard to men's health is to implement a men's health promotion campaign and community support program, following extensive consultation with men and their organisations. As a result responses to Men's Health issues will develop through consultation and as appropriate to local circumstances.
(4) The Government's plan with regard to men's health is to implement a men's health promotion campaign and community support program, following extensive consultation with men and their organisations. As a result responses to Men's Health issues will develop through consultation and as appropriate to local circumstances.
As a result responses to Men's Health issues will develop through consultation and as appropriate to local circumstances.
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