❓ Mr Board attempts to ask a supplementary question regarding a planning and infrastructure decision, but Ms MacTiernan, the Minister, dismisses it as not being a supplementary question and reiterates a previous answer about government spending.
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I ask a supplementary question. Is the minister aware of the decision? On what basis could a department - Ms A.J. MacTIERNAN: Mr Speaker, is there one or two supplementary questions? The SPEAKER: There is one question only. Ms A.J. MacTIERNAN
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I find it extraordinary that after all the time the member for Murdoch has spent in the Chamber he does not understand the nature of a supplementary question. He has not asked a supplementary question. The answer remains the same; this Government has spent $19 million more than was projected in the previous Government’s estimates.
Ms A.J. MacTIERNAN: Mr Speaker, is there one or two supplementary questions? The SPEAKER: There is one question only. Ms A.J. MacTIERNAN replied: I find it extraordinary that after all the time the member for Murdoch has spent in the Chamber he does not understand the nature of a supplementary question. He has not asked a supplementary question. The answer remains the same; this Government has spent $19 million more than was projected in the previous Government’s estimates.
The SPEAKER: There is one question only. Ms A.J. MacTIERNAN replied: I find it extraordinary that after all the time the member for Murdoch has spent in the Chamber he does not understand the nature of a supplementary question. He has not asked a supplementary question. The answer remains the same; this Government has spent $19 million more than was projected in the previous Government’s estimates.
Ms A.J. MacTIERNAN replied: I find it extraordinary that after all the time the member for Murdoch has spent in the Chamber he does not understand the nature of a supplementary question. He has not asked a supplementary question. The answer remains the same; this Government has spent $19 million more than was projected in the previous Government’s estimates.
I find it extraordinary that after all the time the member for Murdoch has spent in the Chamber he does not understand the nature of a supplementary question. He has not asked a supplementary question. The answer remains the same; this Government has spent $19 million more than was projected in the previous Government’s estimates.
Ms A.J. MacTIERNAN: Mr Speaker, is there one or two supplementary questions? The SPEAKER: There is one question only. Ms A.J. MacTIERNAN replied: I find it extraordinary that after all the time the member for Murdoch has spent in the Chamber he does not understand the nature of a supplementary question. He has not asked a supplementary question. The answer remains the same; this Government has spent $19 million more than was projected in the previous Government’s estimates.
The SPEAKER: There is one question only. Ms A.J. MacTIERNAN replied: I find it extraordinary that after all the time the member for Murdoch has spent in the Chamber he does not understand the nature of a supplementary question. He has not asked a supplementary question. The answer remains the same; this Government has spent $19 million more than was projected in the previous Government’s estimates.
Ms A.J. MacTIERNAN replied: I find it extraordinary that after all the time the member for Murdoch has spent in the Chamber he does not understand the nature of a supplementary question. He has not asked a supplementary question. The answer remains the same; this Government has spent $19 million more than was projected in the previous Government’s estimates.
I find it extraordinary that after all the time the member for Murdoch has spent in the Chamber he does not understand the nature of a supplementary question. He has not asked a supplementary question. The answer remains the same; this Government has spent $19 million more than was projected in the previous Government’s estimates.
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