❓ Question seeks update on progress of recommendations from the Toodyay Fire Major Incident Review. The Minister's answer indicates significant progress with 11 of 13 recommendations completed.
AnsweredQoN 6527Legislative Assembly
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Can the Minister outline the state of progress for each of the recommendations made in the Toodyay Fire Major Incident Review?
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Answered
1 December 2011
Responded by
Minister for Emergency Services
Response time
30 days
The Toodyay Fire Major Incident Review report, released in September 2010, outlines a set of 13 recommendations to improve the agency's performance. FESA has completed eleven (11) of these recommendations, whilst the finalisations of the other two (2) recommendations (set out below) are still in progress.
[see tabled paper no].
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[see tabled paper no].
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