❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice regarding the findings and recommendations of a review of the Environmental Health Foundation, a literature review on brickworks emissions, and how these findings have informed environmental assessments and air quality studies.
AnsweredQoN 677Legislative Assembly
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(1) What are the findings and recommendations of the Review of the Environmental Health Foundation undertaken in March 2008?
(2) Will the Minister table a copy of this review; and
(a) if not, why not?
(3) Has the Environmental Health Foundation finalised their report, commissioned in October 2006, to undertake an International Literature Review on the current knowledge of emissions from the brickworks and their potential health impacts; and
(a) if not why not?
(4) Will the Minister table a copy of this review; and
(a) if not why not?
(5) How have the recommendations from the
International Literature Review on the Current Knowledge of Emissions from the Brickworks Industry and their Potential Health Impacts
been adopted into the Brickworks Industry Review and associated Environmental Assessment Reports and associated licences; and
(a) can the Minister please provide details?
(6) How have the recommendations from this Literature Review informed the Midland Background Air Quality Study and what are the outcomes?
(2) Will the Minister table a copy of this review; and
(a) if not, why not?
(3) Has the Environmental Health Foundation finalised their report, commissioned in October 2006, to undertake an International Literature Review on the current knowledge of emissions from the brickworks and their potential health impacts; and
(a) if not why not?
(4) Will the Minister table a copy of this review; and
(a) if not why not?
(5) How have the recommendations from the
International Literature Review on the Current Knowledge of Emissions from the Brickworks Industry and their Potential Health Impacts
been adopted into the Brickworks Industry Review and associated Environmental Assessment Reports and associated licences; and
(a) can the Minister please provide details?
(6) How have the recommendations from this Literature Review informed the Midland Background Air Quality Study and what are the outcomes?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
5 May 2009
Responded by
Minister for Health
Response time
34 days
(1) The review has been received by the Minister and is still under consideration
(2) No
(a) It is still under consideration
(3) - (3a) Refer to response to Question (6) of the Minister's response to PQ 188 (Hon Giz Watson) dated 2 December 2008.
(4) Not applicable
(5) There were no agreed recommendations
(a) Not applicable
(6) see response to question (5)
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(2) No
(a) It is still under consideration
(3) - (3a) Refer to response to Question (6) of the Minister's response to PQ 188 (Hon Giz Watson) dated 2 December 2008.
(4) Not applicable
(5) There were no agreed recommendations
(a) Not applicable
(6) see response to question (5)
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