❓ Mr Grylls questions the Premier on how a five-point plan will assist rural organisations struggling with public liability insurance. The Premier responds that a nationwide approach, involving both state and commonwealth governments, is necessary to address the issue.
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I have a supplementary question. I refer to the second part of my question. How will this five-point plan be of any benefit to rural organisations that are currently disbanding because of the pressure being placed on them by public liability insurance premiums? Dr GALLOP
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Those five points are part of what needs to be a nationwide approach. That will impact on not only non-metropolitan communities but also metropolitan communities. Our community has a major difficulty that must be addressed. Each State Government, of itself, is not sufficient to deal with the issue; the Commonwealth must work with the State Governments to deal with it.
Dr GALLOP replied: Those five points are part of what needs to be a nationwide approach. That will impact on not only non-metropolitan communities but also metropolitan communities. Our community has a major difficulty that must be addressed. Each State Government, of itself, is not sufficient to deal with the issue; the Commonwealth must work with the State Governments to deal with it.
Those five points are part of what needs to be a nationwide approach. That will impact on not only non-metropolitan communities but also metropolitan communities. Our community has a major difficulty that must be addressed. Each State Government, of itself, is not sufficient to deal with the issue; the Commonwealth must work with the State Governments to deal with it.
Dr GALLOP replied: Those five points are part of what needs to be a nationwide approach. That will impact on not only non-metropolitan communities but also metropolitan communities. Our community has a major difficulty that must be addressed. Each State Government, of itself, is not sufficient to deal with the issue; the Commonwealth must work with the State Governments to deal with it.
Those five points are part of what needs to be a nationwide approach. That will impact on not only non-metropolitan communities but also metropolitan communities. Our community has a major difficulty that must be addressed. Each State Government, of itself, is not sufficient to deal with the issue; the Commonwealth must work with the State Governments to deal with it.
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