❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks information on the insurance cover for the Maritime Museum in Fremantle, specifically regarding structural damage and glass replacement. The Minister confirms insurance and that a claim is in progress.
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I refer to the Western Australian Maritime Museum in Fremantle. (1) Will the minister provide the Parliament with the status of the insurance cover for the Maritime Museum? (2) Was its insurance cover for the structural damage caused by either faulty materials or insufficiently tested materials or for damage caused by other elements? (3) If so, was this insurance sufficient to replace the damaged glass; and, if not, will the government be responsible for the restoration costs. Hon KATE DOUST
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(1) The Western Australian Maritime Museum is insured. (2) Yes. (3) The process for claiming damages under the museum’s insurance policy is progressing. The amount will not be determined until the process is finalised, as is the case with the majority of insurance claims.
(1) Will the minister provide the Parliament with the status of the insurance cover for the Maritime Museum? (2) Was its insurance cover for the structural damage caused by either faulty materials or insufficiently tested materials or for damage caused by other elements? (3) If so, was this insurance sufficient to replace the damaged glass; and, if not, will the government be responsible for the restoration costs. Hon KATE DOUST replied: (1) The Western Australian Maritime Museum is insured. (2) Yes. (3) The process for claiming damages under the museum’s insurance policy is progressing. The amount will not be determined until the process is finalised, as is the case with the majority of insurance claims.
(2) Was its insurance cover for the structural damage caused by either faulty materials or insufficiently tested materials or for damage caused by other elements? (3) If so, was this insurance sufficient to replace the damaged glass; and, if not, will the government be responsible for the restoration costs. Hon KATE DOUST replied: (1) The Western Australian Maritime Museum is insured. (2) Yes. (3) The process for claiming damages under the museum’s insurance policy is progressing. The amount will not be determined until the process is finalised, as is the case with the majority of insurance claims.
(3) If so, was this insurance sufficient to replace the damaged glass; and, if not, will the government be responsible for the restoration costs. Hon KATE DOUST replied: (1) The Western Australian Maritime Museum is insured. (2) Yes. (3) The process for claiming damages under the museum’s insurance policy is progressing. The amount will not be determined until the process is finalised, as is the case with the majority of insurance claims.
Hon KATE DOUST replied: (1) The Western Australian Maritime Museum is insured. (2) Yes. (3) The process for claiming damages under the museum’s insurance policy is progressing. The amount will not be determined until the process is finalised, as is the case with the majority of insurance claims.
(1) The Western Australian Maritime Museum is insured. (2) Yes. (3) The process for claiming damages under the museum’s insurance policy is progressing. The amount will not be determined until the process is finalised, as is the case with the majority of insurance claims.
(2) Yes. (3) The process for claiming damages under the museum’s insurance policy is progressing. The amount will not be determined until the process is finalised, as is the case with the majority of insurance claims.
(3) The process for claiming damages under the museum’s insurance policy is progressing. The amount will not be determined until the process is finalised, as is the case with the majority of insurance claims.
(1) Will the minister provide the Parliament with the status of the insurance cover for the Maritime Museum? (2) Was its insurance cover for the structural damage caused by either faulty materials or insufficiently tested materials or for damage caused by other elements? (3) If so, was this insurance sufficient to replace the damaged glass; and, if not, will the government be responsible for the restoration costs. Hon KATE DOUST replied: (1) The Western Australian Maritime Museum is insured. (2) Yes. (3) The process for claiming damages under the museum’s insurance policy is progressing. The amount will not be determined until the process is finalised, as is the case with the majority of insurance claims.
(2) Was its insurance cover for the structural damage caused by either faulty materials or insufficiently tested materials or for damage caused by other elements? (3) If so, was this insurance sufficient to replace the damaged glass; and, if not, will the government be responsible for the restoration costs. Hon KATE DOUST replied: (1) The Western Australian Maritime Museum is insured. (2) Yes. (3) The process for claiming damages under the museum’s insurance policy is progressing. The amount will not be determined until the process is finalised, as is the case with the majority of insurance claims.
(3) If so, was this insurance sufficient to replace the damaged glass; and, if not, will the government be responsible for the restoration costs. Hon KATE DOUST replied: (1) The Western Australian Maritime Museum is insured. (2) Yes. (3) The process for claiming damages under the museum’s insurance policy is progressing. The amount will not be determined until the process is finalised, as is the case with the majority of insurance claims.
Hon KATE DOUST replied: (1) The Western Australian Maritime Museum is insured. (2) Yes. (3) The process for claiming damages under the museum’s insurance policy is progressing. The amount will not be determined until the process is finalised, as is the case with the majority of insurance claims.
(1) The Western Australian Maritime Museum is insured. (2) Yes. (3) The process for claiming damages under the museum’s insurance policy is progressing. The amount will not be determined until the process is finalised, as is the case with the majority of insurance claims.
(2) Yes. (3) The process for claiming damages under the museum’s insurance policy is progressing. The amount will not be determined until the process is finalised, as is the case with the majority of insurance claims.
(3) The process for claiming damages under the museum’s insurance policy is progressing. The amount will not be determined until the process is finalised, as is the case with the majority of insurance claims.
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