❓ Hon Margaret Rowe asks about the government's heritage policy and the resignations of the past two Heritage Council chairs. Hon Kate Doust tables the government's policy extract and provides information regarding the resignations.
AnsweredQoN 552Legislative Council
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(1) Will the parliamentary secretary table the government’s heritage policy? (2) Will the parliamentary secretary explain in writing why the past two chairs of the Heritage Council have resigned? Hon KATE DOUST
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I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Yes. I table a copy of an extract headed “Conservation and the Environment” from the 2005 Australian Labor Party policy - www.wa.alp.org.au/policy/election/index.html. The previous ALP policy was headed “Heritage for the New Millennium”. (2) The minister is unaware of the reasons that Ms Marli Wallace resigned; he was not the minister at the time. Mr Patric de Villiers provided the reasons for his resignation in a media release that he issued on 13 May 2005. I refer the member to this document for further information. [See paper 658.]
(2) Will the parliamentary secretary explain in writing why the past two chairs of the Heritage Council have resigned? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Yes. I table a copy of an extract headed “Conservation and the Environment” from the 2005 Australian Labor Party policy - www.wa.alp.org.au/policy/election/index.html. The previous ALP policy was headed “Heritage for the New Millennium”. (2) The minister is unaware of the reasons that Ms Marli Wallace resigned; he was not the minister at the time. Mr Patric de Villiers provided the reasons for his resignation in a media release that he issued on 13 May 2005. I refer the member to this document for further information. [See paper 658.]
Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Yes. I table a copy of an extract headed “Conservation and the Environment” from the 2005 Australian Labor Party policy - www.wa.alp.org.au/policy/election/index.html. The previous ALP policy was headed “Heritage for the New Millennium”. (2) The minister is unaware of the reasons that Ms Marli Wallace resigned; he was not the minister at the time. Mr Patric de Villiers provided the reasons for his resignation in a media release that he issued on 13 May 2005. I refer the member to this document for further information. [See paper 658.]
I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Yes. I table a copy of an extract headed “Conservation and the Environment” from the 2005 Australian Labor Party policy - www.wa.alp.org.au/policy/election/index.html. The previous ALP policy was headed “Heritage for the New Millennium”. (2) The minister is unaware of the reasons that Ms Marli Wallace resigned; he was not the minister at the time. Mr Patric de Villiers provided the reasons for his resignation in a media release that he issued on 13 May 2005. I refer the member to this document for further information. [See paper 658.]
(1) Yes. I table a copy of an extract headed “Conservation and the Environment” from the 2005 Australian Labor Party policy - www.wa.alp.org.au/policy/election/index.html. The previous ALP policy was headed “Heritage for the New Millennium”. (2) The minister is unaware of the reasons that Ms Marli Wallace resigned; he was not the minister at the time. Mr Patric de Villiers provided the reasons for his resignation in a media release that he issued on 13 May 2005. I refer the member to this document for further information. [See paper 658.]
(2) The minister is unaware of the reasons that Ms Marli Wallace resigned; he was not the minister at the time. Mr Patric de Villiers provided the reasons for his resignation in a media release that he issued on 13 May 2005. I refer the member to this document for further information. [See paper 658.]
[See paper 658.]
(2) Will the parliamentary secretary explain in writing why the past two chairs of the Heritage Council have resigned? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Yes. I table a copy of an extract headed “Conservation and the Environment” from the 2005 Australian Labor Party policy - www.wa.alp.org.au/policy/election/index.html. The previous ALP policy was headed “Heritage for the New Millennium”. (2) The minister is unaware of the reasons that Ms Marli Wallace resigned; he was not the minister at the time. Mr Patric de Villiers provided the reasons for his resignation in a media release that he issued on 13 May 2005. I refer the member to this document for further information. [See paper 658.]
Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Yes. I table a copy of an extract headed “Conservation and the Environment” from the 2005 Australian Labor Party policy - www.wa.alp.org.au/policy/election/index.html. The previous ALP policy was headed “Heritage for the New Millennium”. (2) The minister is unaware of the reasons that Ms Marli Wallace resigned; he was not the minister at the time. Mr Patric de Villiers provided the reasons for his resignation in a media release that he issued on 13 May 2005. I refer the member to this document for further information. [See paper 658.]
I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) Yes. I table a copy of an extract headed “Conservation and the Environment” from the 2005 Australian Labor Party policy - www.wa.alp.org.au/policy/election/index.html. The previous ALP policy was headed “Heritage for the New Millennium”. (2) The minister is unaware of the reasons that Ms Marli Wallace resigned; he was not the minister at the time. Mr Patric de Villiers provided the reasons for his resignation in a media release that he issued on 13 May 2005. I refer the member to this document for further information. [See paper 658.]
(1) Yes. I table a copy of an extract headed “Conservation and the Environment” from the 2005 Australian Labor Party policy - www.wa.alp.org.au/policy/election/index.html. The previous ALP policy was headed “Heritage for the New Millennium”. (2) The minister is unaware of the reasons that Ms Marli Wallace resigned; he was not the minister at the time. Mr Patric de Villiers provided the reasons for his resignation in a media release that he issued on 13 May 2005. I refer the member to this document for further information. [See paper 658.]
(2) The minister is unaware of the reasons that Ms Marli Wallace resigned; he was not the minister at the time. Mr Patric de Villiers provided the reasons for his resignation in a media release that he issued on 13 May 2005. I refer the member to this document for further information. [See paper 658.]
[See paper 658.]
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