❓ Hon Barry House asks about findings of improper behaviour by Education Department staff in the K Stobie and P Albert case. The answer states that no such findings were made by the WA Industrial Commission.
AnsweredQoN 2600Legislative Council
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With regards to the Western Australian Industrial Commission hearing on the matter of K Stobie and P Albert -
(1) Were there any findings by the Commission of improper or incorrect behaviour or procedure on behalf of any members of staff of the Education Department of Western Australia?
(2) If so, what were those findings?
(3) What actions have been taken as a result of those findings?
(1) Were there any findings by the Commission of improper or incorrect behaviour or procedure on behalf of any members of staff of the Education Department of Western Australia?
(2) If so, what were those findings?
(3) What actions have been taken as a result of those findings?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
11 October 2005
Responded by
Minister for Education and Training
Response time
26 days
In the Reasons for Decision published on 9 March 2004, the Commission at first when determining the initial application, which was an application for the extension of time, to lodge an application, made no findings of improper or incorrect behaviour or procedure on behalf of any members of staff of the Education Department of Western Australia. That decision was in favour of the Department. Additionally, on appeal by Ms Stobie to the Full Bench of the Commission, in the Reasons for Decision published 21 September 2004, no findings of improper or incorrect behaviour or procedure on behalf of any members of staff of the Education Department of Western Australia were made. The appeal was subsequently dismissed.
Additionally, on appeal by Ms Stobie to the Full Bench of the Commission, in the Reasons for Decision published 21 September 2004, no findings of improper or incorrect behaviour or procedure on behalf of any members of staff of the Education Department of Western Australia were made. The appeal was subsequently dismissed.
Additionally, on appeal by Ms Stobie to the Full Bench of the Commission, in the Reasons for Decision published 21 September 2004, no findings of improper or incorrect behaviour or procedure on behalf of any members of staff of the Education Department of Western Australia were made. The appeal was subsequently dismissed.
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