❓ A parliamentary question raises concerns about the safety of obstetric services at Kalamunda and the timing of their potential withdrawal. The Minister deflects, referring the questioner to the Cohen report and stating the government is not rushing implementation but will implement the plan.
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I have a supplementary question. Is the minister effectively saying that obstetric services at Kalamunda at the moment are unsafe, and when does the minister intend to withdraw these services? Mr J.A. McGINTY
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The member should read the Cohen report. That will speak to him from an expert point of view and will provide the answer. As I have indicated, the Government is not in any great hurry to rush into implementing these things, but they constitute part of the plan and will be implemented.
Mr J.A. McGINTY replied: The member should read the Cohen report. That will speak to him from an expert point of view and will provide the answer. As I have indicated, the Government is not in any great hurry to rush into implementing these things, but they constitute part of the plan and will be implemented.
The member should read the Cohen report. That will speak to him from an expert point of view and will provide the answer. As I have indicated, the Government is not in any great hurry to rush into implementing these things, but they constitute part of the plan and will be implemented.
Mr J.A. McGINTY replied: The member should read the Cohen report. That will speak to him from an expert point of view and will provide the answer. As I have indicated, the Government is not in any great hurry to rush into implementing these things, but they constitute part of the plan and will be implemented.
The member should read the Cohen report. That will speak to him from an expert point of view and will provide the answer. As I have indicated, the Government is not in any great hurry to rush into implementing these things, but they constitute part of the plan and will be implemented.
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