❓ Mr. McGinty questions the Minister for Fair Trading on the delay in implementing legislation to address issues in the finance broking industry, as recommended by Ivan Gunning. The Minister responds that the government has prioritised the changes but is awaiting the final report of the inquiry.
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finance broking industry, legislation
(1) Why has the minister not given priority to the legislation that was promised to fix the problem is in the finance broking industry, as recommended by Ivan Gunning? (2) Why has the minister turned his back on the important legislative changes in the same way that he did with the thousands of mainly elderly Western Australians who have lost their life savings due to his neglect? Mr SHAVE
(1) Why has the minister not given priority to the legislation that was promised to fix the problem is in the finance broking industry, as recommended by Ivan Gunning? (2) Why has the minister turned his back on the important legislative changes in the same way that he did with the thousands of mainly elderly Western Australians who have lost their life savings due to his neglect? Mr SHAVE
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(1)-(2) The Government has given priority to those changes and the Cabinet has approved such changes. It would be inappropriate to make legislative changes without waiting for the final report of the Gunning inquiry. That is the proper thing to do. Rather than criticise me I think the member for Fremantle should be worrying about his neighbours at his new holiday home who are concerned about the dead tree that people used to use as a navigation point to get into port.
(2) Why has the minister turned his back on the important legislative changes in the same way that he did with the thousands of mainly elderly Western Australians who have lost their life savings due to his neglect? Mr SHAVE replied: (1)-(2) The Government has given priority to those changes and the Cabinet has approved such changes. It would be inappropriate to make legislative changes without waiting for the final report of the Gunning inquiry. That is the proper thing to do. Rather than criticise me I think the member for Fremantle should be worrying about his neighbours at his new holiday home who are concerned about the dead tree that people used to use as a navigation point to get into port.
Mr SHAVE replied: (1)-(2) The Government has given priority to those changes and the Cabinet has approved such changes. It would be inappropriate to make legislative changes without waiting for the final report of the Gunning inquiry. That is the proper thing to do. Rather than criticise me I think the member for Fremantle should be worrying about his neighbours at his new holiday home who are concerned about the dead tree that people used to use as a navigation point to get into port.
(1)-(2) The Government has given priority to those changes and the Cabinet has approved such changes. It would be inappropriate to make legislative changes without waiting for the final report of the Gunning inquiry. That is the proper thing to do. Rather than criticise me I think the member for Fremantle should be worrying about his neighbours at his new holiday home who are concerned about the dead tree that people used to use as a navigation point to get into port.
(2) Why has the minister turned his back on the important legislative changes in the same way that he did with the thousands of mainly elderly Western Australians who have lost their life savings due to his neglect? Mr SHAVE replied: (1)-(2) The Government has given priority to those changes and the Cabinet has approved such changes. It would be inappropriate to make legislative changes without waiting for the final report of the Gunning inquiry. That is the proper thing to do. Rather than criticise me I think the member for Fremantle should be worrying about his neighbours at his new holiday home who are concerned about the dead tree that people used to use as a navigation point to get into port.
Mr SHAVE replied: (1)-(2) The Government has given priority to those changes and the Cabinet has approved such changes. It would be inappropriate to make legislative changes without waiting for the final report of the Gunning inquiry. That is the proper thing to do. Rather than criticise me I think the member for Fremantle should be worrying about his neighbours at his new holiday home who are concerned about the dead tree that people used to use as a navigation point to get into port.
(1)-(2) The Government has given priority to those changes and the Cabinet has approved such changes. It would be inappropriate to make legislative changes without waiting for the final report of the Gunning inquiry. That is the proper thing to do. Rather than criticise me I think the member for Fremantle should be worrying about his neighbours at his new holiday home who are concerned about the dead tree that people used to use as a navigation point to get into port.
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