❓ A parliamentary question regarding consultation on proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act. The Minister confirms consultation with the chicken meat industry and no consultation with the egg industry, as the changes don't directly affect them.
AnsweredQoN 1134Legislative Council
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I refer the minister to the proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act contained in the omnibus Acts Amendment and Repeal (Competition Policy) Bill. (1) Did the minister or his department consult with the chicken meat industry regarding the proposed changes; and if so, who was consulted and what was the response? (2) Did the minister or his department consult with the egg industry regarding the proposed changes; and if so, who was consulted and what was the response? (3) With which group did the minister first consult? Hon KIM CHANCE
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I thank the Leader of the Opposition for some notice of some of the question. (1) Yes. The review of the Chicken Meat Industry Act involved consultation with the two processing companies and the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association. The specific changes proposed in the Bill have been discussed at length with Mr Len Brajkovich, the President of the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association, who has indicated his support for the proposed amendments. (2) No. The proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act do not directly affect the egg industry. (3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
(1) Did the minister or his department consult with the chicken meat industry regarding the proposed changes; and if so, who was consulted and what was the response? (2) Did the minister or his department consult with the egg industry regarding the proposed changes; and if so, who was consulted and what was the response? (3) With which group did the minister first consult? Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the Leader of the Opposition for some notice of some of the question. (1) Yes. The review of the Chicken Meat Industry Act involved consultation with the two processing companies and the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association. The specific changes proposed in the Bill have been discussed at length with Mr Len Brajkovich, the President of the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association, who has indicated his support for the proposed amendments. (2) No. The proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act do not directly affect the egg industry. (3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
(2) Did the minister or his department consult with the egg industry regarding the proposed changes; and if so, who was consulted and what was the response? (3) With which group did the minister first consult? Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the Leader of the Opposition for some notice of some of the question. (1) Yes. The review of the Chicken Meat Industry Act involved consultation with the two processing companies and the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association. The specific changes proposed in the Bill have been discussed at length with Mr Len Brajkovich, the President of the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association, who has indicated his support for the proposed amendments. (2) No. The proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act do not directly affect the egg industry. (3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
(3) With which group did the minister first consult? Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the Leader of the Opposition for some notice of some of the question. (1) Yes. The review of the Chicken Meat Industry Act involved consultation with the two processing companies and the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association. The specific changes proposed in the Bill have been discussed at length with Mr Len Brajkovich, the President of the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association, who has indicated his support for the proposed amendments. (2) No. The proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act do not directly affect the egg industry. (3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the Leader of the Opposition for some notice of some of the question. (1) Yes. The review of the Chicken Meat Industry Act involved consultation with the two processing companies and the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association. The specific changes proposed in the Bill have been discussed at length with Mr Len Brajkovich, the President of the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association, who has indicated his support for the proposed amendments. (2) No. The proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act do not directly affect the egg industry. (3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
I thank the Leader of the Opposition for some notice of some of the question. (1) Yes. The review of the Chicken Meat Industry Act involved consultation with the two processing companies and the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association. The specific changes proposed in the Bill have been discussed at length with Mr Len Brajkovich, the President of the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association, who has indicated his support for the proposed amendments. (2) No. The proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act do not directly affect the egg industry. (3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
(1) Yes. The review of the Chicken Meat Industry Act involved consultation with the two processing companies and the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association. The specific changes proposed in the Bill have been discussed at length with Mr Len Brajkovich, the President of the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association, who has indicated his support for the proposed amendments. (2) No. The proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act do not directly affect the egg industry. (3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
(2) No. The proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act do not directly affect the egg industry. (3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
(3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
(1) Did the minister or his department consult with the chicken meat industry regarding the proposed changes; and if so, who was consulted and what was the response? (2) Did the minister or his department consult with the egg industry regarding the proposed changes; and if so, who was consulted and what was the response? (3) With which group did the minister first consult? Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the Leader of the Opposition for some notice of some of the question. (1) Yes. The review of the Chicken Meat Industry Act involved consultation with the two processing companies and the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association. The specific changes proposed in the Bill have been discussed at length with Mr Len Brajkovich, the President of the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association, who has indicated his support for the proposed amendments. (2) No. The proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act do not directly affect the egg industry. (3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
(2) Did the minister or his department consult with the egg industry regarding the proposed changes; and if so, who was consulted and what was the response? (3) With which group did the minister first consult? Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the Leader of the Opposition for some notice of some of the question. (1) Yes. The review of the Chicken Meat Industry Act involved consultation with the two processing companies and the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association. The specific changes proposed in the Bill have been discussed at length with Mr Len Brajkovich, the President of the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association, who has indicated his support for the proposed amendments. (2) No. The proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act do not directly affect the egg industry. (3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
(3) With which group did the minister first consult? Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the Leader of the Opposition for some notice of some of the question. (1) Yes. The review of the Chicken Meat Industry Act involved consultation with the two processing companies and the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association. The specific changes proposed in the Bill have been discussed at length with Mr Len Brajkovich, the President of the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association, who has indicated his support for the proposed amendments. (2) No. The proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act do not directly affect the egg industry. (3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the Leader of the Opposition for some notice of some of the question. (1) Yes. The review of the Chicken Meat Industry Act involved consultation with the two processing companies and the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association. The specific changes proposed in the Bill have been discussed at length with Mr Len Brajkovich, the President of the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association, who has indicated his support for the proposed amendments. (2) No. The proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act do not directly affect the egg industry. (3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
I thank the Leader of the Opposition for some notice of some of the question. (1) Yes. The review of the Chicken Meat Industry Act involved consultation with the two processing companies and the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association. The specific changes proposed in the Bill have been discussed at length with Mr Len Brajkovich, the President of the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association, who has indicated his support for the proposed amendments. (2) No. The proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act do not directly affect the egg industry. (3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
(1) Yes. The review of the Chicken Meat Industry Act involved consultation with the two processing companies and the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association. The specific changes proposed in the Bill have been discussed at length with Mr Len Brajkovich, the President of the Western Australian Broiler Growers Association, who has indicated his support for the proposed amendments. (2) No. The proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act do not directly affect the egg industry. (3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
(2) No. The proposed changes to the Chicken Meat Industry Act do not directly affect the egg industry. (3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
(3) In this case, the chicken came before the egg.
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