Page 2125 - Week 07 - Tuesday, 15 August 2006
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Mr Smyth: On a point of order—
MR SPEAKER: If you are going to try to use points of order to avoid this question being put, you are wasting your time. I am not going to allow that to happen.
Question put:
That the question be now put.
The Assembly voted—
| 
 Ayes 9  | 
 Noes 6  | ||
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 Mr Barr  | 
 Mr Gentleman  | 
 Mrs Dunne  | 
 Mr Stefaniak  | 
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 Mr Berry  | 
 Mr Hargreaves  | 
 Mr Mulcahy  | |
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 Mr Corbell  | 
 Ms Porter  | 
 Mr Pratt  | |
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 Dr Foskey  | 
 Mr Stanhope  | 
 Mr Seselja  | |
| 
 Ms Gallagher  | 
 Mr Smyth  | ||
Question so resolved in the affirmative.
Question put:
That Mr Stefaniak’s motion be agreed to.
The Assembly voted—
| 
 Ayes 6  | 
 Noes 9  | ||
| 
 Mrs Dunne  | 
 Mr Stefaniak  | 
 Mr Barr  | 
 Mr Gentleman  | 
| 
 Mr Mulcahy  | 
 Mr Berry  | 
 Mr Hargreaves  | |
| 
 Mr Pratt  | 
 Mr Corbell  | 
 Ms Porter  | |
| 
 Mr Seselja  | 
 Dr Foskey  | 
 Mr Stanhope  | |
| 
 Mr Smyth  | 
 Ms Gallagher  | ||
Question so resolved in the negative.
Sitting suspended from 12.24 to 2.30 pm.
Questions without notice
Schools—closures
MR STEFANIAK: My question is to the minister for education. I refer to comments by your colleague Ms MacDonald at the recent Labor Party conference about the government’s plans to close 39 schools. She said:
I do not believe that this process … could have been handled any worse than this Minister has done.
Why have you handled this process so badly?
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