Page 4531 - Week 15 - Tuesday, 14 December 1993
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SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION AND COMMENCEMENT PROVISIONS
Papers
MR BERRY (Deputy Chief Minister): Pursuant to section 6 of the Subordinate Laws Act 1989, I present subordinate legislation in accordance with the schedule of gazettal notices for determinations and approvals for codes of practice. I also present a notice of commencement of an Act.
The schedule read as follows:
Animal Diseases Act - Notice of commencement (10 December 1993) of remaining provisions (S255, dated 8 December 1993).
Animal Welfare Act -
Code of Practice - Approvals - Determinations -
No. 162 of 1993 - Welfare of Horses (S255, dated 8 December 1993).
No. 163 of 1993 - Animal Boarding Establishments (S255, dated 8 December 1993).
No. 164 of 1993 - Pet Grooming Establishments (S255, dated 8 December 1993).
No. 165 of 1993 - Animals at Saleyards (S255, dated 8 December 1993).
No. 166 of 1993 - Livestock and Poultry at Slaughtering Establishments (Abattoirs, Slaughter-Houses and Knackeries) (S255, dated 8 December 1993).
No. 167 of 1993 - Welfare of Animals - Cattle (S255, dated 8 December 1993).
No. 168 of 1993 - Welfare of Animals - Sheep (S255, dated 8 December 1993).
Motor Traffic Act - Determination of fees - No. 169 of 1993 (S261, dated 13 December 1993).
ACTON PENINSULA
Discussion of Matter of Public Importanc
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MADAM SPEAKER: I have received a letter from Ms Szuty proposing that a matter of public importance be submitted to the Assembly for discussion, namely:
The need to publicly resolve and determine the future of Acton Peninsula.
MS SZUTY (3.07): I have raised as a matter of public importance for debate today the need to publicly resolve and determine the future of Acton Peninsula, as I believe that the community is losing confidence in the processes which have been undertaken to date to provide a way forward for the planning of the site. What I wish to do during this debate today is to explore the varying views put forward by key players who have so far placed their ideas in the public arena and to consider future processes.
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