Shooting Industry Foundation of Australia – Meetings with Former Minister

Legislative Council Thursday 1 November 2018 Ms  FORREST  question to LEADER of the GOVERNMENT in the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, Mrs HISCUTT During the last term of the Hodgman Liberal Government 2014 to March 2018 – (1)  Did the then minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Services, Rene Hidding MP, have any meetings or communications with any […]

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Chris Symonds and Mike Darby – Tribute

SPECIAL INTEREST MATTERS Tuesday 18 September, 2018 Ms FORREST – Mr President, my electorate certainly has some very good sportspeople and I am going to speak about another one now. Honourable members might recall me speaking about the world-class and internationally recognised Wynyard Yacht Club in the past, noting the amazing achievements of the club […]

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Bass Island Line – Roll-On Roll-Off Services

Legislative Council Tuesday 30 October 2018 Ms  FORREST  question to LEADER of the GOVERNMENT in the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, Mrs HISCUTT Regarding the John Duigan roll-on roll-off shipping service operating from Geelong – (1)     Is the service now operating fully? (2)     If not, what are the reasons for delays? (3)     When do you […]

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RESIDENTIAL TENANCY AMENDMENT BILL 2018

Legislative Council Thursday 27 September 2018 Ms FORREST (Murchison) – Mr President, I agree with the member for Elwick and other members who said this is a good piece of legislation.  I commend the Government on bringing it forward. Some of the amendments are necessary to deal with the changes the NDIS has brought, which […]

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POLICE OFFENCES AMENDMENT (CONSORTING) BILL 2018

Legislative Council Wednesday 26 September 2018 Ms FORREST (Murchison) – Mr President, when we deal with legislation taking away some personal liberties, it is important we fully consider it fully and in doing so not only weigh up the potential benefits to the broader community, but the rights, privileges and protections individuals should be able […]

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HEALTH COMPLAINTS AMENDMENT (CODE OF CONDUCT) BILL 2018 

Legislative Council – Thursday 20 September 2018 Ms FORREST (Murchison) – Mr President, this is an important step forward in many respects because a number of healthcare providers are not subject to this review process.  A few years ago when we debated the national health practitioner regulation process and adopted the national law, a number […]

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SURVEILLANCE LEGISLATION AMENDMENTS (PERSONAL POLICE CAMERAS) BILL 2018

Legislative Council – Wednesday 19 September 2018 Ms FORREST (Murchison) – Mr President, I will be supporting the legislation because it gives certainty about the use of the information that can be recorded. I was trying to remember during the briefing whether it was two years ago when Mr Hidding was minister for police and […]

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Family Violence Victims – Support Services – Conflict of Interest

Legislative Council – Wednesday 19 September 2018 Ms FORREST question to LEADER of the GOVERNMENT in the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, Mrs HISCUTT With regard to support services available to victims of family violence – (1)  What avenues are available for victims of family violence when the perpetrator is a police officer or an emergency services worker? […]

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