❓ Mr. L'Estrange questions the Minister for Health about the measurable performance indicators of the Methamphetamine Action Plan Taskforce. The Minister initially responds with an irrelevant and insulting remark before stating the Premier's priority of a 15% reduction in illicit drug use.
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METHAMPHETAMINE ACTION PLAN TASKFORCE
455. Mr S.K. L'ESTRANGE to the Minister for Health:
I have a supplementary question. The minister's own
Methamphetamine Action Plan Taskforce term of reference 4 says that measurable
performance indicators should be set. What are they; where can they be found;
and why are they failing?
455. Mr S.K. L'ESTRANGE to the Minister for Health:
I have a supplementary question. The minister's own
Methamphetamine Action Plan Taskforce term of reference 4 says that measurable
performance indicators should be set. What are they; where can they be found;
and why are they failing?
AnswerView source ↗
Sorry. I want to apologise to the chamber, Mr Speaker. It is
not the member for Hillarys who is the biggest dope; it is the member for
Churchlands. I just said —
The SPEAKER : Minister, get on with it, please.
Mr R.H. COOK : I just said that under the Premier's
priorities, we have committed to a reduction of 15 per cent in illicit drug use
in our community, based on 2016 levels.
Mr S.K. L'Estrange : For the region, for the
city—what are your targets?
The SPEAKER : Member, you have had your opportunity for
a supplementary.
Mr R.H. COOK : I will answer that. Unfortunately for
the member for Churchlands, he has got his usual cloth ears on and he is simply
not listening to the facts.
not the member for Hillarys who is the biggest dope; it is the member for
Churchlands. I just said —
The SPEAKER : Minister, get on with it, please.
Mr R.H. COOK : I just said that under the Premier's
priorities, we have committed to a reduction of 15 per cent in illicit drug use
in our community, based on 2016 levels.
Mr S.K. L'Estrange : For the region, for the
city—what are your targets?
The SPEAKER : Member, you have had your opportunity for
a supplementary.
Mr R.H. COOK : I will answer that. Unfortunately for
the member for Churchlands, he has got his usual cloth ears on and he is simply
not listening to the facts.
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