❓ Hon. Norman Moore questions the Minister for State Development regarding a potential breach of cabinet confidentiality related to a sensitive commercial matter. The Minister denies awareness of any breach, while Hon. Moore suggests the Stock Exchange is aware.
AnsweredQoN 217Legislative Council
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I refer the minister to his reply given the day before yesterday to question without notice 175. (1) Does the minister’s answer mean that the government was not concerned about a breach of cabinet confidentiality involving a sensitive commercial matter? (2) Why was no action taken, such as a risk-management exercise, to determine how information concerning cabinet’s deliberations was leaked and to minimise the risk in future? Hon KIM CHANCE
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The government is always concerned about breaches of cabinet confidentiality and the need to preserve cabinet confidentiality. (2) I am not aware of a breach of cabinet confidentiality. Hon Norman Moore : The Stock Exchange is.
(1) Does the minister’s answer mean that the government was not concerned about a breach of cabinet confidentiality involving a sensitive commercial matter? (2) Why was no action taken, such as a risk-management exercise, to determine how information concerning cabinet’s deliberations was leaked and to minimise the risk in future? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The government is always concerned about breaches of cabinet confidentiality and the need to preserve cabinet confidentiality. (2) I am not aware of a breach of cabinet confidentiality. Hon Norman Moore : The Stock Exchange is.
(2) Why was no action taken, such as a risk-management exercise, to determine how information concerning cabinet’s deliberations was leaked and to minimise the risk in future? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The government is always concerned about breaches of cabinet confidentiality and the need to preserve cabinet confidentiality. (2) I am not aware of a breach of cabinet confidentiality. Hon Norman Moore : The Stock Exchange is.
Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The government is always concerned about breaches of cabinet confidentiality and the need to preserve cabinet confidentiality. (2) I am not aware of a breach of cabinet confidentiality. Hon Norman Moore : The Stock Exchange is.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The government is always concerned about breaches of cabinet confidentiality and the need to preserve cabinet confidentiality. (2) I am not aware of a breach of cabinet confidentiality. Hon Norman Moore : The Stock Exchange is.
(1) The government is always concerned about breaches of cabinet confidentiality and the need to preserve cabinet confidentiality. (2) I am not aware of a breach of cabinet confidentiality. Hon Norman Moore : The Stock Exchange is.
(2) I am not aware of a breach of cabinet confidentiality. Hon Norman Moore : The Stock Exchange is.
Hon Norman Moore : The Stock Exchange is.
(1) Does the minister’s answer mean that the government was not concerned about a breach of cabinet confidentiality involving a sensitive commercial matter? (2) Why was no action taken, such as a risk-management exercise, to determine how information concerning cabinet’s deliberations was leaked and to minimise the risk in future? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The government is always concerned about breaches of cabinet confidentiality and the need to preserve cabinet confidentiality. (2) I am not aware of a breach of cabinet confidentiality. Hon Norman Moore : The Stock Exchange is.
(2) Why was no action taken, such as a risk-management exercise, to determine how information concerning cabinet’s deliberations was leaked and to minimise the risk in future? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The government is always concerned about breaches of cabinet confidentiality and the need to preserve cabinet confidentiality. (2) I am not aware of a breach of cabinet confidentiality. Hon Norman Moore : The Stock Exchange is.
Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The government is always concerned about breaches of cabinet confidentiality and the need to preserve cabinet confidentiality. (2) I am not aware of a breach of cabinet confidentiality. Hon Norman Moore : The Stock Exchange is.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The government is always concerned about breaches of cabinet confidentiality and the need to preserve cabinet confidentiality. (2) I am not aware of a breach of cabinet confidentiality. Hon Norman Moore : The Stock Exchange is.
(1) The government is always concerned about breaches of cabinet confidentiality and the need to preserve cabinet confidentiality. (2) I am not aware of a breach of cabinet confidentiality. Hon Norman Moore : The Stock Exchange is.
(2) I am not aware of a breach of cabinet confidentiality. Hon Norman Moore : The Stock Exchange is.
Hon Norman Moore : The Stock Exchange is.
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