❓ Hon ED DERMER questions the Minister for Health regarding St John Ambulance driver training and accident rates. The Minister is unable to answer within the timeframe due to the volume of information and requests the question be put on notice.
AnsweredQoN 684Legislative Council
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ST JOHN AMBULANCE — DRIVER TRAINING
684. Hon ED DERMER to the minister representing the Minister
for Health:
I refer to the St John Ambulance service.
(1) How many traffic accidents have St John ambulances been
involved in during 2012 to date?
(2) How many
of these accidents occurred during normal driving circumstances and how many
occurred when responding to emergency situations?
(3) What
permission is required by St John Ambulance to exceed the speed limit, run red
lights or go through stop signs, and under what circumstances is this
permission granted?
(4) What is
the minimum level of driver training St John paid paramedics are required to
hold, and are St John volunteers required to have the same level of driver
training?
(5) What
on-the-job driver training does St John provide for its paramedic staff, and
are there any plans to increase the level of driver training required?
684. Hon ED DERMER to the minister representing the Minister
for Health:
I refer to the St John Ambulance service.
(1) How many traffic accidents have St John ambulances been
involved in during 2012 to date?
(2) How many
of these accidents occurred during normal driving circumstances and how many
occurred when responding to emergency situations?
(3) What
permission is required by St John Ambulance to exceed the speed limit, run red
lights or go through stop signs, and under what circumstances is this
permission granted?
(4) What is
the minimum level of driver training St John paid paramedics are required to
hold, and are St John volunteers required to have the same level of driver
training?
(5) What
on-the-job driver training does St John provide for its paramedic staff, and
are there any plans to increase the level of driver training required?
AnswerView source ↗
I thank the member for some notice of this question. I sent a
message to the member at the time that this question was asked, indicating that
it was not going to be answered in this time frame and asking the member to put
the question on notice. Unfortunately I now have to say that, due to the volume
of the information, the question cannot be answered in the given time frame.
The member is requested to put the question on notice.
message to the member at the time that this question was asked, indicating that
it was not going to be answered in this time frame and asking the member to put
the question on notice. Unfortunately I now have to say that, due to the volume
of the information, the question cannot be answered in the given time frame.
The member is requested to put the question on notice.
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