❓ Hon Giz Watson questions the Minister regarding the future of the former Sunset Hospital site, focusing on its heritage significance, preservation, and potential development, including discussions with stakeholders and protection of native vegetation.
AnsweredQoN 3786Legislative Council
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Regarding the site of the former Sunset Hospital in Dalkeith that was closed in 1995, I ask -
(1) Does the Minister acknowledge the heritage significance of the former Sunset Hospital in Dalkeith?
(2) Is the Minister aware that the Sunset Hospital complex has been nominated several times by the National Trust as an Endangered Place?
(3) When will the Minister present a plan compatible with the site’s heritage values and commit to preservation of the site as a whole?
(4) Has the Minister or the Department had any discussions with the University of Western Australia about the future of the site?
(5) If yes to (4), please provide details?
(6) Has the Minister or the Department had any discussions with any other individuals or organisations about the future of the site?
(7) If yes to (6), please provide details?
(8) What barriers are there to securing a future for the site that protects its heritage value?
(9) Will the Minister ensure that remnant native vegetation is protected in any future development?
(10) Can the Minister please provide an update on any progress toward a resolution of the conversation of this heritage asset?
(1) Does the Minister acknowledge the heritage significance of the former Sunset Hospital in Dalkeith?
(2) Is the Minister aware that the Sunset Hospital complex has been nominated several times by the National Trust as an Endangered Place?
(3) When will the Minister present a plan compatible with the site’s heritage values and commit to preservation of the site as a whole?
(4) Has the Minister or the Department had any discussions with the University of Western Australia about the future of the site?
(5) If yes to (4), please provide details?
(6) Has the Minister or the Department had any discussions with any other individuals or organisations about the future of the site?
(7) If yes to (6), please provide details?
(8) What barriers are there to securing a future for the site that protects its heritage value?
(9) Will the Minister ensure that remnant native vegetation is protected in any future development?
(10) Can the Minister please provide an update on any progress toward a resolution of the conversation of this heritage asset?
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Answered
24 May 2011
Responded by
Minister for Child Protection representing the Minister for Heritage
Response time
49 days
(1) - (2) Yes
(3) - (10) I request that the Member refers the questions to the Minister for Health, who is responsible for the site.
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(3) - (10) I request that the Member refers the questions to the Minister for Health, who is responsible for the site.
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