❓ Ms Davies asks about the priority of electoral reform legislation on the parliamentary agenda. The Minister deflects, stating the Leader of the House determines the agenda, but highlights the expert panel's report and upcoming cabinet discussion.
AnsweredQoN 329Legislative Assembly
QuestionView source ↗
MINISTERIAL
EXPERT COMMITTEE ON ELECTORAL REFORM
329. Ms M.J. DAVIES to the Minister for Electoral Affairs:
I have a supplementary question. Can
the minister advise what priority the legislation will be given on the
parliamentary agenda; is it one of the government's main priorities to
be completed before the end of this year?
EXPERT COMMITTEE ON ELECTORAL REFORM
329. Ms M.J. DAVIES to the Minister for Electoral Affairs:
I have a supplementary question. Can
the minister advise what priority the legislation will be given on the
parliamentary agenda; is it one of the government's main priorities to
be completed before the end of this year?
AnswerView source ↗
The Leader of the Opposition would
have to ask the Leader of the House that question. Obviously, the matter has had priority because I convened a ministerial
expert panel to report by, I think, 30 June. As the member knows, we rose for the winter break and ministers and
opposition members have been away on leave. I am getting it together, back for
full discussion with the full cabinet, and we will table the report. The
cabinet will make decisions accordingly.
have to ask the Leader of the House that question. Obviously, the matter has had priority because I convened a ministerial
expert panel to report by, I think, 30 June. As the member knows, we rose for the winter break and ministers and
opposition members have been away on leave. I am getting it together, back for
full discussion with the full cabinet, and we will table the report. The
cabinet will make decisions accordingly.
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