❓ Hon Wilson Tucker asks the Minister for Mines and Petroleum for detailed monthly data on incident and non-compliance reports received by the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety related to minerals and petroleum activities from August 2022 to August 2023. The Minister requests the question be put on notice due to the volume of information required.
AnsweredQoN 999Legislative Council
QuestionView source ↗
MINES, INDUSTRY REGULATION AND SAFETY —
COMPLIANCE PROGRAM
999. Hon WILSON TUCKER to the parliamentary secretary
representing the Minister for Mines and Petroleum:
I refer the minister to the
compliance program of the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety.
According to month and for the
period August 2022 to August 2023 —
(a) How many
reports of an incident or noncompliance were received by the department in
relation to —
(i) minerals; and
(ii) petroleum?
(b) Of the
incident reports, how many were and how many were not received within the
required reporting period of —
(i) 24 hours within detection, in
relation to minerals; and
(ii) two hours within detection, in
relation to petroleum?
(c) In relation to minerals, how
many recordable incident reports were received that stated —
(i) a recordable incident took place;
and
(ii) no recordable incidents took
place?
(d) In relation
to minerals, how many reports of an incident or of noncompliance were
investigated and found to be in breach of tenement conditions?
COMPLIANCE PROGRAM
999. Hon WILSON TUCKER to the parliamentary secretary
representing the Minister for Mines and Petroleum:
I refer the minister to the
compliance program of the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety.
According to month and for the
period August 2022 to August 2023 —
(a) How many
reports of an incident or noncompliance were received by the department in
relation to —
(i) minerals; and
(ii) petroleum?
(b) Of the
incident reports, how many were and how many were not received within the
required reporting period of —
(i) 24 hours within detection, in
relation to minerals; and
(ii) two hours within detection, in
relation to petroleum?
(c) In relation to minerals, how
many recordable incident reports were received that stated —
(i) a recordable incident took place;
and
(ii) no recordable incidents took
place?
(d) In relation
to minerals, how many reports of an incident or of noncompliance were
investigated and found to be in breach of tenement conditions?
AnswerView source ↗
I thank the member for some notice
of the question. Probably not surprisingly, due to the amount of information
required, it will not be available today. I therefore ask the honourable member
to put his question on notice.
of the question. Probably not surprisingly, due to the amount of information
required, it will not be available today. I therefore ask the honourable member
to put his question on notice.
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