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Supplementary Information Questions and Answers to Questions on Notice Supplementary Information Questions and Answers to questions on notice NB. Following are all questions and answers received electronically. All other questions and answers are available by contacting the Committee Office on 6205 0127. 1 Ms Mary PORTER MLA Chief Minister........................... 14 6 Mr Brendan SMYTH MLA Chief Minister....................... 16 18 Dr Deb FOSKEY MLA Economic Development.............. 18 20 Dr Deb FOSKEY MLA Treasurer..................................... 29 21 Dr Deb FOSKEY MLA Treasurer..................................... 30 22 Dr Deb FOSKEY MLA Treasurer..................................... 31 26 Mr Richard MULCAHY MLA Chief Minister ................... 32 27 Mr Richard MULCAHY MLA Chief Minister ................... 33 28 Mr Brendan SMYTH MLA Chief Minister....................... 34 29 Mr Brendan SMYTH MLA Minister for Planning ........... 35 30 Mr Brendan SMYTH Minister for Urban Services ......... 36 31 Mr Brendan SMYTH Minister for Health ....................... 44 32 Mr Brendan SMYTH Minister for Health ....................... 45 33 Mr Brendan SMYTH Minister for Health ....................... 46 34 Mr Brendan SMYTH Minister for Health ....................... 47 35 Mr Brendan SMYTH Minister for Urban Services ......... 48 36 Mr Brendan SMYTH Treasurer ...................................... 51 37 Mr Brendan SMYTH Chief Minister ............................... 52 38 Mr Brendan SMYTH Minister for Health ....................... 54 41 Dr Deb FOSKEY Chief Minister ...................................... 55 42 Ms Mary PORTER Chief Minister ................................... 56 43 Mr Richard MULCAHY Minister for Environment ......... 58 44 Mr Brendan SMYTH Chief Minister ................................. 4 45 Dr Deb FOSKEY Treasurer ............................................... 5 46 Mr Brendan SMYTH Minister for Planning...................... 7 47 Mr Zed SESELJA Planning............................................... 9 48 Mr Zed SESELJA Planning............................................. 10 49 Mr Zed SESELJA Planning............................................. 11 50 Mr Zed SESELJA Planning............................................. 12 51 Mr Zed SESELJA Planning............................................. 13 52 Mr Zed SESELJA Planning............................................. 14 53 Mr Zed SESELJA Planning............................................. 15 54 Mr Zed SESELJA Planning............................................. 16 55 Mr Zed SESELJA Planning............................................. 17 56 Mr Zed SESELJA Planning............................................. 18 57 Mr Zed SESELJA Chief Minister ................................... 19 58 Mr Zed SESELJA Health................................................. 21 59 Mr Zed SESELJA Disability, Housing & Community Services ................................................................................ 22 60 Mr Zed SESELJA Disability, Housing & Community Services ................................................................................ 24 61 Mr Zed SESELJA Disability, Housing & Community Services ................................................................................ 25 62 Mr Zed SESELJA Arts, Heritage & Indigenous Affairs ................................................................................... 27 63 Mr Zed SESELJA Disability, Housing & Community Services ................................................................................ 29 64 Mr Zed SESELJA Chief Minister .................................... 31 65 Mr Zed SESELJA Arts, Heritage & Indigenous Affairs ................................................................................... 33 66 Mr Zed SESELJA Disability, Housing & Community Services ................................................................................ 35 67 Mr Zed SESELJA Disability, Housing & Community Services ................................................................................ 36 68 Mr Zed SESELJA Disability, Housing & Community Services ................................................................................ 38 69 Mr Zed SESELJA Disability, Housing & Community Services ................................................................................ 39 70 Mr Zed SESELJA Disability, Housing & Community Services ................................................................................ 40 71 Mr Zed SESELJA Disability, Housing & Community Services ................................................................................ 42 72 Mr Zed SESELJA Disability, Housing & Community Services ................................................................................ 44 73 Dr Deb FOSKEY Attorney General ................................. 45 74 Dr Deb FOSKEY Police & Emergency Services ............. 46 75 Dr Deb FOSKEY Police & Emergency Services ............. 48 76 Dr Deb FOSKEY Attorney General ................................. 49 77 Dr Deb FOSKEY Treasurer............................................. 54 78 Mr Richard MULCAHY Planning .................................... 55 97 Mr Zed SESELJA Chief Minister .................................... 58 98 Mr Zed SESELJA Chief Minister .................................... 60 100 Mr Zed SESELJA Disability, Housing & Community Services............................................................ 62 101 Mr Zed SESELJA Arts, Heritage & Indigenous Affairs ................................................................................... 64 102 Mr Zed SESELJA Disability, Housing & Community Services............................................................ 66 103 Mr Zed SESELJA Disability, Housing & Community Services............................................................ 67 104 Mr Richard Mulcahy Treasurer ................................ 68 108 Mr Richard Mulcahy Health ...................................... 71 109 Brendan SMYTH MLA Minister for Environment .... 72 110 Mr Richard MULCAHY Treasurer.............................. 74 111 Mr Richard Mulchay Children, Youth & Family Support................................................................................. 75 113 Mr Richard MULCAHY Treasurer.............................. 77 114 Mr Richard MULCAHY Treasurer.............................. 78 115 Dr Deb FOSKEY Chief Minister ................................. 80 116 Mr Richard MULCAHY Chief Minister....................... 82 117 Mr Richard MULCAHY Chief Minister....................... 84 118 Mr Richard MULCAHY Arts, Heritage & Indigenous Affairs................................................................ 86 119 Ms Karin MacDonald Treasurer ................................ 88 120 Ms Karin MacDonald Economic Development ......... 27 121 Dr Deb FOSKEY Chief Minister ................................. 28 122 Ms Karin MACDONALD Chief Minister..................... 31 123 Dr Deb FOSKEY Disability, Housing & Community Services ................................................................................ 34 125 Dr Deb FOSKEY Treasurer ........................................ 36 126 Dr Deb FOSKEY Economic Development ................. 43 127 Dr Deb FOSKEY Economic Development ................. 44 129 Mr Richard MULCAHY Chief Minister....................... 48 130 Dr Deb FOSKEY Attorney General ............................ 50 131 Dr Deb FOSKEY Attorney General ............................ 57 132 Dr Deb FOSKEY Children, Youth & Family Support................................................................................. 58 133 Dr Deb FOSKEY Attorney General ............................ 60 134 Dr Deb FOSKEY Economic Development ................. 62 135 Dr Deb FOSKEY Chief Minister ................................. 63 136 Mr Richard MULCAHY Children, Youth & Family Support................................................................................. 65 137 Mr Richard MULCAHY Health ................................... 67 138 Mr Richard MULCAHY Chief Minister....................... 68 139 Mr Richard MULCAHY Treasurer.............................. 70 140 Mr Zed SESELJA Disability, Housing & Community Services............................................................ 71 141 Mr Zed SESELJA Urban Services ............................. 76 142 Mr Zed SESELJA Arts, Heritage & Indigenous Affairs ................................................................................... 77 143 Ms Mary PORTER Arts, Heritage & Indigenous Affairs ................................................................................... 78 144 Ms Mary PORTER Attorney General ......................... 80 145 Ms Mary PORTER Chief Minister .............................. 81 146 Ms Mary PORTER Arts, Heritage & Indigenous Affairs ................................................................................... 82 147 Mr Richard MULCAHY Arts, Heritage & Indigenous Affairs................................................................ 83 150 Dr Deb FOSKEY Arts, Heritage & Indigenous Affairs ................................................................................... 84 151 Mr Richard MULCAHY Attorney General.................. 90 152 Mr Richard MULCAHY Health ................................... 93 153 Mr Richard MULCAHY Arts, Heritage & Indigenous Affairs................................................................ 94 154 Mr Richard MULCAHY Arts, Heritage & Indigenous Affairs................................................................ 95 155 Mr Richard MULCAHY Arts, Heritage & Indigenous Affairs...............................................................
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