Page 484 - Week 02 - Thursday, 3 March 1994
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MADAM SPEAKER: Mr Berry, I believe that you have answered that question.
MR BERRY: I think I have, but I would like to make a little suggestion, if I may, Madam Speaker. Seeing that you know so much about company searches, if you really want to know, go and do a search of Oak Ltd. That would be the easiest way.
Mrs Carnell: It is all right; we have.
Mr De Domenico: We have.
MR BERRY: You have?
Mr De Domenico: Yes.
Mrs Carnell: We just wondered whether you have.
Mr De Domenico: We wanted to know whether you had.
MADAM SPEAKER: It seems to be completed. Order!
Physical Education and Sport in Schools
MS SZUTY: Madam Speaker, my question without notice is to the Minister for Education and Training, Mr Wood. I gave Mr Wood notice earlier today that I would be asking this question because I expect a detailed answer from him. I refer to the strategic plan, developed by a working party of the Physical Education and Sport Consultative Committee, which has five major goals. These are, firstly, to develop and implement physical education and sport policies and programs that address the needs of all students; secondly, to establish clearly the roles and responsibilities of all stakeholders; thirdly, to raise the profile and status of physical education and sport within school communities; fourthly, the adequate provision and training of human resources; and, fifthly, the adequate provision of physical resources. My question to the Minister is: Has the ACT Government accepted the strategies proposed to achieve the goals as outlined? If yes, when does the Minister anticipate that they will be implemented?
Mr Cornwell: May I raise a point of order before the Minister responds, Madam Speaker?
MADAM SPEAKER: Yes, Mr Cornwell.
Mr Cornwell: I have no problem with the first part of the question, but I believe that I have some questions on the notice paper, Minister, relating to this matter.
MR WOOD: I am happy to be pulled into order, if you like, as I proceed. Yes, I think you might have, as I look at those. Madam Speaker, in response to Ms Szuty's question and Mr Cornwell's question on notice - - -
Mr Kaine: If he can answer Ms Szuty now, why has he not answered Mr Cornwell before?
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