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Council Jul-Dec 2008 Weekly Book 16 PARLIAMENT OF VICTORIA PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL FIFTY-SIXTH PARLIAMENT FIRST SESSION QUESTIONS ON NOTICE Tuesday, 11 November 2008 (Extract from book 16) Internet: www.parliament.vic.gov.au/downloadhansard By authority of the Victorian Government Printer CONTENTS QUESTIONS ON NOTICE 3390. Mental health: north-east area .................. 5113 3391. Mental health: north-west area.................. 5114 TUESDAY, 11 NOVEMBER 2008 3392. Mental health: northern area..................... 5114 3393. Mental health: outer east area................... 5115 1211. Planning: Kingston — permit 3394. Mental health: south-west area.................. 5115 application .............................................5095 3400. Mental health: Grampians area ................ 5116 1336. Community services: kinship and 3401. Mental health: north-east Hume area ....... 5116 permanent care......................................5095 3402. Mental health: northern Mallee area ........ 5117 1540. Roads and ports: Port of Melbourne 3403. Mental health: child and adolescent Corporation — media and psychiatric beds..................................... 5117 communications staff.............................5096 3404. Mental health: eastern dual diagnosis 2005. Planning: urban development program.....5096 services .................................................. 5118 2007. Planning: Melbourne 2030 — audit ..........5098 3405. Mental health: northern nexus dual 2067. Community services: kinship and diagnosis services.................................. 5118 permanent care......................................5098 3406. Mental health: southern dual diagnosis 2429. Roads and ports: women — boards, services .................................................. 5118 councils and committees........................5098 3407. Mental health: western summit dual 2665. Roads and ports: entertainment diagnosis services ................................. 5119 expenses .................................................5099 3408. Mental health: crisis assessment and 2766. Children and early childhood treatment teams ..................................... 5119 development: Victorian Government 3409. Mental health: crisis assessment and Purchasing Board — procurement treatment teams ..................................... 5120 policies...................................................5099 3410. Mental health: community care units ........ 5120 2806. Children and early childhood 3411. Mental health: community care units ........ 5120 development: annual reports.................5099 3412. Mental health: secure extended care 2846. Children and early childhood units ....................................................... 5121 development: trade union grants .........5100 3413. Mental health: secure extended care 2874. Roads and ports: trade union grants .........5100 units ....................................................... 5121 2886. Children and early childhood 3414. Mental health: adult psychiatric beds........ 5121 development: workplace bullying ........5100 3415. Mental health: division 1 nurses................ 5122 2926. Children and early childhood 3416. Mental health: division 2 nurses................ 5122 development: property sales..................5101 3417. Mental health: division 3 nurses................ 5122 2963. Corrections: investigations, audits and 3418. Mental health: nurses................................. 5123 reviews ...................................................5101 3419. Mental health: social workers.................... 5123 2964. Corrections: prison cells ............................5104 3420. Mental health: occupational therapists ..... 5123 2965. Corrections: prison cells ............................5105 3421. Mental health: psychologists ..................... 5123 2992. Multicultural affairs: board 3422. Mental health: allied health workers......... 5124 representatives.......................................5106 3427. Mental health: disorder programs for 3010. Roads and ports: board representatives ....5107 children.................................................. 5124 3089. Roads and ports: uniforms .........................5107 3431. Mental health: Centre for Women’s 3137. Skills and workforce participation: Mental Health........................................ 5124 TAFE electrical engineering 3433. Mental health: early psychosis courses ...................................................5107 programs for young people................... 5125 3142. Corrections: indigenous prisoners.............5108 3456. Gaming: problem gambling....................... 5125 3271. Children and early childhood 3458. Health: medical training............................ 5126 development: adjournment debate 3460. Community services: disability services responses................................................5109 register................................................... 5127 3304. Community services: kinship and 3461. Multicultural affairs: funding .................... 5128 permanent care......................................5109 3462. Health: Western and Williamstown 3363. Community services: psychogeriatric hospitals................................................. 5128 assessment and treatment services........5109 3468. Multicultural affairs: culturally and 3382. Senior Victorians: Wodonga ......................5110 linguistically diverse programs............. 5129 3383. Mental health: Peninsula area...................5110 3470. Children and early childhood 3384. Mental health: Dandenong area ................5110 development: disability services — 3385. Mental health: south-east area...................5111 early intervention support..................... 5130 3386. Mental health: inner urban east area ........5111 3530. Agriculture: vehicle fleet............................ 5130 3387. Mental health: inner west area ..................5112 3559. Multicultural affairs: women — 3388. Mental health: mid-west area.....................5112 boards, councils and committees.......... 5131 3389. Mental health: middle south area ..............5113 CONTENTS 3564. Treasurer: women — boards, councils 4592. Community development: Patriotic and committees ......................................5131 Funds Council — advertising ...............5143 3574. Veterans affairs: women — boards, 4593. Community development: Patriotic councils and committees........................5133 Funds Council — entertainment 3576. Community development: women — expenses.................................................5144 boards, councils and committees ..........5133 4594. Community development: Patriotic 3588. Treasurer: Origin Energy — state Funds Council — media and purchase contract ..................................5133 communications staff.............................5144 3597. Senior Victorians: Seniors Information 4595. Community development: Patriotic Victoria ..................................................5134 Funds Council — trade union 3600. Senior Victorians: cognitive dementia grants.....................................................5145 and memory services .............................5134 4596. Community development: Patriotic 4569. Community development: Community Funds Council — board Support Fund — stress leave.................5134 representatives.......................................5145 4570. Community development: Community 4597. Community development: Office of Support Fund — legal expenses............5135 Senior Victorians and Veterans 4571. Community development: Community Victoria — stress leave.......................... 5145 Support Fund — advertising .................5135 4598. Community development: Office of 4572. Community development: Community Senior Victorians and Veterans Support Fund — entertainment Victoria — legal expenses.....................5145 expenses .................................................5135 4599. Community development: Office of 4573. Community development: Community Senior Victorians and Veterans Support Fund — media and Victoria — advertising ..........................5146 communications staff.............................5136 4600. Community development: Office of 4574. Community development: Community Senior Victorians and Veterans Support Fund — trade union grants .....5136 Victoria — entertainment expenses ......5146 4575. Community development: Community 4601. Community development: Office of Support Fund — board Senior Victorians and Veterans representatives.......................................5137 Victoria — media and 4576. Community development: Community communications staff.............................5146 Support Fund — stress leave.................5137 4602. Community development: Office of 4577. Community development: Community Senior Victorians and Veterans Support Fund — legal expenses............5137 Victoria — trade union grants ..............5147 4578. Community development: Community 4603. Community development: Office of Support Fund — advertising .................5138 Senior Victorians and Veterans 4579. Community development: Community Victoria — board representatives.........5147 Support Fund — entertainment 4604. Community development: Victoria expenses .................................................5138 Grants Commission — stress leave ......5147 4580. Community development: Community 4605. Community development: Victoria Support Fund — media and Grants Commission — legal communications staff.............................5139 expenses.................................................5148
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