❓ Mr. Kirkup asks the Premier about the Labor government's commitment to invest in CCTV cameras around Mandurah's War Memorial to deter antisocial behaviour, referencing their 'Plan for Peel'. The Premier refers to another Question on Notice for the answer.
AnsweredQoN 1310Legislative Assembly
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I refer to the Labor "Plan for Peel" and ask: (a) Does the Government still intend to invest "an
additional $350,000 to fund and install additional
CCTV cameras in and around the Mandurah’s War
Memorial to deter antisocial behaviour.": (i) If yes, when will the funds be released to the City of Mandurah and via what agency; (ii) If yes, how many additional CCTV cameras are expected to be installed; (iii) If yes, has the Minister, or any representatives of the Minister's office, agencies or departments met with the City of Mandurah to discuss the rollout of this commitment: (A) If so, on what date did the meeting occur, with whom and where; and (iv) If no, why not?
additional $350,000 to fund and install additional
CCTV cameras in and around the Mandurah’s War
Memorial to deter antisocial behaviour.": (i) If yes, when will the funds be released to the City of Mandurah and via what agency; (ii) If yes, how many additional CCTV cameras are expected to be installed; (iii) If yes, has the Minister, or any representatives of the Minister's office, agencies or departments met with the City of Mandurah to discuss the rollout of this commitment: (A) If so, on what date did the meeting occur, with whom and where; and (iv) If no, why not?
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Answered
8 August 2017
Response time
3 days
Please refer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 1309
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