❓ Mr. Quigley accuses the Minister for Police of using a 'feeble excuse' for the government's inaction on proclaiming anti-association laws related to bikie gangs, suggesting the Minister is misleading Parliament about pending High Court challenges. The Minister's response is evasive.
AnsweredQoN 630Legislative Assembly
QuestionView source ↗
BIKIE
ANTI-ASSOCIATION LAWS
630. Mr J.R. QUIGLEY to the
Minister for Police:
I have a
supplementary question. Is it not true that there are no decisions pending in
the High Court concerning anti-association laws emanating from other states and
that the minister used that as a feeble excuse for this governmentXXX ###XXXs
inaction and failure to proclaim the laws that it said had to be passed
urgently by this Parliament?
ANTI-ASSOCIATION LAWS
630. Mr J.R. QUIGLEY to the
Minister for Police:
I have a
supplementary question. Is it not true that there are no decisions pending in
the High Court concerning anti-association laws emanating from other states and
that the minister used that as a feeble excuse for this governmentXXX ###XXXs
inaction and failure to proclaim the laws that it said had to be passed
urgently by this Parliament?
AnswerView source ↗
There are many, many challenges before the courts.
Several members interjected.
The SPEAKER : Members!
Mrs L.M. HARVEY : As I said, this question would be more
appropriately asked on notice.
The SPEAKER : Minister, a direct question was asked; just try to address that
question.
Mrs L.M. Harvey : ItXXX ###XXXs
done.
Several members interjected.
The SPEAKER : Members!
Mrs L.M. HARVEY : As I said, this question would be more
appropriately asked on notice.
The SPEAKER : Minister, a direct question was asked; just try to address that
question.
Mrs L.M. Harvey : ItXXX ###XXXs
done.
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