❓ Hodson-Thomas asks about a waste treatment proposal for Rottnest Island. The Minister is evaluating the proposal, requesting chemical analysis from World Waste Solutions to determine suitability for the island's sewerage system.
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(b) if the Minister has considered the proposals put by World Waste Solutions Pty Ltd to the Rottnest Island Authority and the Minister in April 2005 to establish a system of initial enzyme treatment of waste, followed by disposal of the waste via the main sewer lines; and (c) if not, what actions will the Minister take to evaluate that proposal?
(c) if not, what actions will the Minister take to evaluate that proposal?
Continuing to post water quality test results to yatch clubs, interested individuals, varoius media centres and on the RIA website; Provision of information in the annual Marine and Boating Guide, provided free of charge to the boating community; Adoption of the Annapolis protocol for water testing to determine base line bacteria levels in bays, and associated refinement and analysis of the water quality testing program; The preferred model for effluent recieval facility is awaiting stakeholder feedback. (b) Any system of effluent containment requires the fitting of holding tanks, and many older vessels do not have such devices or space to install them without significant modification. Rottnest Island is not connected to the mainland sewer, where existing feasibility on the use of the product supplied by World waste Solutions Pty Ltd has already been undertaken by the company. Investigations are underway to determine what the Rottnest sewerage system can recieve in terms of marine effluent and treatment chemicals. (c) World Waste Solutions Pty Ltd have been requested to supply a breakdown of its product chemical analysis so that its product suitability cann be determined for input into the Rottnest sewerage system.
Provision of information in the annual Marine and Boating Guide, provided free of charge to the boating community; Adoption of the Annapolis protocol for water testing to determine base line bacteria levels in bays, and associated refinement and analysis of the water quality testing program; The preferred model for effluent recieval facility is awaiting stakeholder feedback. (b) Any system of effluent containment requires the fitting of holding tanks, and many older vessels do not have such devices or space to install them without significant modification. Rottnest Island is not connected to the mainland sewer, where existing feasibility on the use of the product supplied by World waste Solutions Pty Ltd has already been undertaken by the company. Investigations are underway to determine what the Rottnest sewerage system can recieve in terms of marine effluent and treatment chemicals. (c) World Waste Solutions Pty Ltd have been requested to supply a breakdown of its product chemical analysis so that its product suitability cann be determined for input into the Rottnest sewerage system.
Adoption of the Annapolis protocol for water testing to determine base line bacteria levels in bays, and associated refinement and analysis of the water quality testing program; The preferred model for effluent recieval facility is awaiting stakeholder feedback. (b) Any system of effluent containment requires the fitting of holding tanks, and many older vessels do not have such devices or space to install them without significant modification. Rottnest Island is not connected to the mainland sewer, where existing feasibility on the use of the product supplied by World waste Solutions Pty Ltd has already been undertaken by the company. Investigations are underway to determine what the Rottnest sewerage system can recieve in terms of marine effluent and treatment chemicals. (c) World Waste Solutions Pty Ltd have been requested to supply a breakdown of its product chemical analysis so that its product suitability cann be determined for input into the Rottnest sewerage system.
The preferred model for effluent recieval facility is awaiting stakeholder feedback. (b) Any system of effluent containment requires the fitting of holding tanks, and many older vessels do not have such devices or space to install them without significant modification. Rottnest Island is not connected to the mainland sewer, where existing feasibility on the use of the product supplied by World waste Solutions Pty Ltd has already been undertaken by the company. Investigations are underway to determine what the Rottnest sewerage system can recieve in terms of marine effluent and treatment chemicals. (c) World Waste Solutions Pty Ltd have been requested to supply a breakdown of its product chemical analysis so that its product suitability cann be determined for input into the Rottnest sewerage system.
(b) Any system of effluent containment requires the fitting of holding tanks, and many older vessels do not have such devices or space to install them without significant modification. Rottnest Island is not connected to the mainland sewer, where existing feasibility on the use of the product supplied by World waste Solutions Pty Ltd has already been undertaken by the company. Investigations are underway to determine what the Rottnest sewerage system can recieve in terms of marine effluent and treatment chemicals. (c) World Waste Solutions Pty Ltd have been requested to supply a breakdown of its product chemical analysis so that its product suitability cann be determined for input into the Rottnest sewerage system.
(c) World Waste Solutions Pty Ltd have been requested to supply a breakdown of its product chemical analysis so that its product suitability cann be determined for input into the Rottnest sewerage system.
(c) if not, what actions will the Minister take to evaluate that proposal?
Continuing to post water quality test results to yatch clubs, interested individuals, varoius media centres and on the RIA website; Provision of information in the annual Marine and Boating Guide, provided free of charge to the boating community; Adoption of the Annapolis protocol for water testing to determine base line bacteria levels in bays, and associated refinement and analysis of the water quality testing program; The preferred model for effluent recieval facility is awaiting stakeholder feedback. (b) Any system of effluent containment requires the fitting of holding tanks, and many older vessels do not have such devices or space to install them without significant modification. Rottnest Island is not connected to the mainland sewer, where existing feasibility on the use of the product supplied by World waste Solutions Pty Ltd has already been undertaken by the company. Investigations are underway to determine what the Rottnest sewerage system can recieve in terms of marine effluent and treatment chemicals. (c) World Waste Solutions Pty Ltd have been requested to supply a breakdown of its product chemical analysis so that its product suitability cann be determined for input into the Rottnest sewerage system.
Provision of information in the annual Marine and Boating Guide, provided free of charge to the boating community; Adoption of the Annapolis protocol for water testing to determine base line bacteria levels in bays, and associated refinement and analysis of the water quality testing program; The preferred model for effluent recieval facility is awaiting stakeholder feedback. (b) Any system of effluent containment requires the fitting of holding tanks, and many older vessels do not have such devices or space to install them without significant modification. Rottnest Island is not connected to the mainland sewer, where existing feasibility on the use of the product supplied by World waste Solutions Pty Ltd has already been undertaken by the company. Investigations are underway to determine what the Rottnest sewerage system can recieve in terms of marine effluent and treatment chemicals. (c) World Waste Solutions Pty Ltd have been requested to supply a breakdown of its product chemical analysis so that its product suitability cann be determined for input into the Rottnest sewerage system.
Adoption of the Annapolis protocol for water testing to determine base line bacteria levels in bays, and associated refinement and analysis of the water quality testing program; The preferred model for effluent recieval facility is awaiting stakeholder feedback. (b) Any system of effluent containment requires the fitting of holding tanks, and many older vessels do not have such devices or space to install them without significant modification. Rottnest Island is not connected to the mainland sewer, where existing feasibility on the use of the product supplied by World waste Solutions Pty Ltd has already been undertaken by the company. Investigations are underway to determine what the Rottnest sewerage system can recieve in terms of marine effluent and treatment chemicals. (c) World Waste Solutions Pty Ltd have been requested to supply a breakdown of its product chemical analysis so that its product suitability cann be determined for input into the Rottnest sewerage system.
The preferred model for effluent recieval facility is awaiting stakeholder feedback. (b) Any system of effluent containment requires the fitting of holding tanks, and many older vessels do not have such devices or space to install them without significant modification. Rottnest Island is not connected to the mainland sewer, where existing feasibility on the use of the product supplied by World waste Solutions Pty Ltd has already been undertaken by the company. Investigations are underway to determine what the Rottnest sewerage system can recieve in terms of marine effluent and treatment chemicals. (c) World Waste Solutions Pty Ltd have been requested to supply a breakdown of its product chemical analysis so that its product suitability cann be determined for input into the Rottnest sewerage system.
(b) Any system of effluent containment requires the fitting of holding tanks, and many older vessels do not have such devices or space to install them without significant modification. Rottnest Island is not connected to the mainland sewer, where existing feasibility on the use of the product supplied by World waste Solutions Pty Ltd has already been undertaken by the company. Investigations are underway to determine what the Rottnest sewerage system can recieve in terms of marine effluent and treatment chemicals. (c) World Waste Solutions Pty Ltd have been requested to supply a breakdown of its product chemical analysis so that its product suitability cann be determined for input into the Rottnest sewerage system.
(c) World Waste Solutions Pty Ltd have been requested to supply a breakdown of its product chemical analysis so that its product suitability cann be determined for input into the Rottnest sewerage system.
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Answered
21 June 2005
Responded by
Minister for Tourism
Response time
26 days
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a) Solutions being investigated include collaboration with Boating Western Australia in the development of an education strategy, investigation into the configuration and costs of options for an effluent recieval facility at Rottnest, and a review of the marine water quality monitoring program. Outcomes of the investigation include:
Continuing to post water quality test results to yatch clubs, interested individuals, varoius media centres and on the RIA website;
Provision of information in the annual Marine and Boating Guide, provided free of charge to the boating community;
Adoption of the Annapolis protocol for water testing to determine base line bacteria levels in bays, and associated refinement and analysis of the water quality testing program;
The preferred model for effluent recieval facility is awaiting stakeholder feedback.
(b) Any system of effluent containment requires the fitting of holding tanks, and many older vessels do not have such devices or space to install them without significant modification. Rottnest Island is not connected to the mainland sewer, where existing feasibility on the use of the product supplied by World waste Solutions Pty Ltd has already been undertaken by the company. Investigations are underway to determine what the Rottnest sewerage system can recieve in terms of marine effluent and treatment chemicals.
(c) World Waste Solutions Pty Ltd have been requested to supply a breakdown of its product chemical analysis so that its product suitability cann be determined for input into the Rottnest sewerage system.
a) Solutions being investigated include collaboration with Boating Western Australia in the development of an education strategy, investigation into the configuration and costs of options for an effluent recieval facility at Rottnest, and a review of the marine water quality monitoring program. Outcomes of the investigation include:
Continuing to post water quality test results to yatch clubs, interested individuals, varoius media centres and on the RIA website;
Provision of information in the annual Marine and Boating Guide, provided free of charge to the boating community;
Adoption of the Annapolis protocol for water testing to determine base line bacteria levels in bays, and associated refinement and analysis of the water quality testing program;
The preferred model for effluent recieval facility is awaiting stakeholder feedback.
(b) Any system of effluent containment requires the fitting of holding tanks, and many older vessels do not have such devices or space to install them without significant modification. Rottnest Island is not connected to the mainland sewer, where existing feasibility on the use of the product supplied by World waste Solutions Pty Ltd has already been undertaken by the company. Investigations are underway to determine what the Rottnest sewerage system can recieve in terms of marine effluent and treatment chemicals.
(c) World Waste Solutions Pty Ltd have been requested to supply a breakdown of its product chemical analysis so that its product suitability cann be determined for input into the Rottnest sewerage system.
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