❓ Hon Ken Travers questions the Minister for Transport regarding how the general manager of regional services became aware of operational requirements leading to a special arrangement in Busselton. The parliamentary secretary's response is deemed inadequate by Travers.
AnsweredQoN 502Legislative Council
QuestionView source ↗
DRIVING ASSESSMENTS — BUSSELTON AND
MARGARET RIVER
502. Hon KEN TRAVERS to the parliamentary secretary
representing the Minister for Transport:
I refer to question without notice 471. How did the general
manager, regional services become aware of the operational requirements that
resulted in a special arrangement being put in place on 12 October 2012 in
Busselton?
MARGARET RIVER
502. Hon KEN TRAVERS to the parliamentary secretary
representing the Minister for Transport:
I refer to question without notice 471. How did the general
manager, regional services become aware of the operational requirements that
resulted in a special arrangement being put in place on 12 October 2012 in
Busselton?
AnswerView source ↗
I thank the honourable member for some notice of the
question. Just bear with me as I flick through the many questions from the
honourable member. I am trying to find C471, was it?
Hon Ken Travers : This is C562.
Hon JIM CHOWN : Okay; t hanks.
Hon Ken Travers : B ut you can table them all if you
like! I am happy to help!
Hon JIM CHOWN : I thank the honourable member.
As has been stated numerous times in
answering similar questions, the Department of Transport determines how and
where to allocate its resources to meet operational requirements.
Hon Ken Travers : T hat is not the question, though,
is it? You're not answering my question.
Hon JIM CHOWN : That is the answer.
question. Just bear with me as I flick through the many questions from the
honourable member. I am trying to find C471, was it?
Hon Ken Travers : This is C562.
Hon JIM CHOWN : Okay; t hanks.
Hon Ken Travers : B ut you can table them all if you
like! I am happy to help!
Hon JIM CHOWN : I thank the honourable member.
As has been stated numerous times in
answering similar questions, the Department of Transport determines how and
where to allocate its resources to meet operational requirements.
Hon Ken Travers : T hat is not the question, though,
is it? You're not answering my question.
Hon JIM CHOWN : That is the answer.
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