Parliamentary Questions
To read the questions Giz recently asked in Parliament click here.
This link connects you to the website of the WA Legislative Council: http://www.parliament.wa.gov.au/parliament/pquest.nsf/WebLCCurrByMemb?OpenView
In November and December 2009 Giz asked the following questions:
01/12/2009 QWN 1264 Swanbourne Hospital Site — Development Approval
01/12/2009 QWN 1252 Prisoner Transport — Terms Of Contract
27/11/2009 QON 1428 Locust plagues in WA
27/11/2009 QON 1427 GM‘cross contamination’ research by Professor Stephen Powles
27/11/2009 QON 1426 Review of the Perth Air Quality Management Plan (PAQMP)
27/11/2009 QWN 1234 Environmental Stakeholder Advisory Group — changes proposed in Approvals and Related Reforms (No. 1) (Environment) Bill 2009
26/11/2009 QWN 1226 Tree Deaths — Turf Masters
25/11/2009 QWN 1207 Swanbourne Hospital Site Development — Planning Commission Approval
25/11/2009 QWN 1195 Genetically Modified Canola — Overseas Experience
24/11/2009 QWN 1190 Legislative changes and stakeholder Group On Environmental Processes
24/11/2009 QWN 1178 Stakeholder Group On Environmental Processes
19/11/2009 QWN 1162 Moore River Estuary — Community Opposition To Development
18/11/2009 QWN 1154 Genetically Modified Canola — Western Australian Honey
18/11/2009 QWN 1142 Marine Parks And Reserves Authority — Marine Sanctuaries Review
17/11/2009 QON 1412 Funding of NGOs that provide health services
17/11/2009 QWN 1123 Shark Bay Marine Park And Marmion Marine Park — Management Plans Review
12/11/2009 QWN 1103 Genetically Modified Canola — Non-Gm Product Contamination
11/11/2009 QWN 1087 Swanbourne Hospital Site — Development and heritage considerations
10/11/2009 QON 1392 Genetically modified canola tials - Contamination
10/11/2009 QON 1391 Genetically modified canola trials affect on human health- Potential allergic reactions
10/11/2009 QON 1369 Forest Producs Commission - Annual Report 2008-2009
10/11/2009 QWN 1074 Swanbourne Hospital Site - Heritage implications
10/11/2009 QWN 1068 Swanbourne Hospital Site — Decision of Western Australian Planning Commission
For details of the questions please access the Parliamentary website.
