❓ A WA MP questions the lack of parliamentary involvement in a South West health services consultation, seeking details on workshop attendees, deliberations, and the upcoming Health Forum. The response clarifies the workshop's focus and confirms parliamentary invitations to the forum.
AnsweredQoN 3040Legislative Assembly
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(1) What were the names and affiliations of the people who attended the workshop held on 29 April 2004, to develop an implementation blueprint for the establishment of a South West Community Consultative structure for health services within the south west?
(2) Why were members of Parliament from the south west not given an opportunity to attend this workshop?
(3) Are copies of the deliberations of this workshop available for public examination and, if not, why not?
(4) Who will be attending the proposed Health Forum to be held in September 2004 and what will be the goals of the forum?
(5) Will members of Parliament from the south west be invited to attend this forum and, if not, why not?
(2) Why were members of Parliament from the south west not given an opportunity to attend this workshop?
(3) Are copies of the deliberations of this workshop available for public examination and, if not, why not?
(4) Who will be attending the proposed Health Forum to be held in September 2004 and what will be the goals of the forum?
(5) Will members of Parliament from the south west be invited to attend this forum and, if not, why not?
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Answered
14 September 2004
Responded by
Minister for Health
Response time
28 days
(2) The intention of this Workshop was to engage Human Services Agencies and Local Government. (3) These are South West Area Health Service internal working documents. Papers from the workshop were distributed to all participants. (4) 1164 residents of the South West were sent an invitation based on a random selection process. This random selection represented all postcodes, age groups and both genders. In addition invitations have been extended to Local Government, Human Services Agencies and community groups. The goal of the Forum is to inform communities of the South West on the planning processes that South West Area Health Service has been involved with, and to determine how communities may become more involved in the future. (5) Yes.
(3) These are South West Area Health Service internal working documents. Papers from the workshop were distributed to all participants. (4) 1164 residents of the South West were sent an invitation based on a random selection process. This random selection represented all postcodes, age groups and both genders. In addition invitations have been extended to Local Government, Human Services Agencies and community groups. The goal of the Forum is to inform communities of the South West on the planning processes that South West Area Health Service has been involved with, and to determine how communities may become more involved in the future. (5) Yes.
(4) 1164 residents of the South West were sent an invitation based on a random selection process. This random selection represented all postcodes, age groups and both genders. In addition invitations have been extended to Local Government, Human Services Agencies and community groups. The goal of the Forum is to inform communities of the South West on the planning processes that South West Area Health Service has been involved with, and to determine how communities may become more involved in the future. (5) Yes.
In addition invitations have been extended to Local Government, Human Services Agencies and community groups. The goal of the Forum is to inform communities of the South West on the planning processes that South West Area Health Service has been involved with, and to determine how communities may become more involved in the future. (5) Yes.
The goal of the Forum is to inform communities of the South West on the planning processes that South West Area Health Service has been involved with, and to determine how communities may become more involved in the future. (5) Yes.
(5) Yes.
(3) These are South West Area Health Service internal working documents. Papers from the workshop were distributed to all participants. (4) 1164 residents of the South West were sent an invitation based on a random selection process. This random selection represented all postcodes, age groups and both genders. In addition invitations have been extended to Local Government, Human Services Agencies and community groups. The goal of the Forum is to inform communities of the South West on the planning processes that South West Area Health Service has been involved with, and to determine how communities may become more involved in the future. (5) Yes.
(4) 1164 residents of the South West were sent an invitation based on a random selection process. This random selection represented all postcodes, age groups and both genders. In addition invitations have been extended to Local Government, Human Services Agencies and community groups. The goal of the Forum is to inform communities of the South West on the planning processes that South West Area Health Service has been involved with, and to determine how communities may become more involved in the future. (5) Yes.
In addition invitations have been extended to Local Government, Human Services Agencies and community groups. The goal of the Forum is to inform communities of the South West on the planning processes that South West Area Health Service has been involved with, and to determine how communities may become more involved in the future. (5) Yes.
The goal of the Forum is to inform communities of the South West on the planning processes that South West Area Health Service has been involved with, and to determine how communities may become more involved in the future. (5) Yes.
(5) Yes.
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