Page 3865 - Week 12 - Thursday, 23 November 2006
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We are working with those people on that. I table the letter to Aerial Consolidated Transport.
Public housing—access to services
DR FOSKEY: Mr Speaker, my question concerns access to services for people living in multiunit public housing blocks.
Mr Hargreaves: Who is it to?
DR FOSKEY: To you, I expect.
Mr Hargreaves: You will have to tell somebody.
DR FOSKEY: Could the minister for housing please advise the Assembly whether there are emergency procedures in place so that if a fire or an incident that requires evacuation occurs, frail and vulnerable residents will know where to go and who will look after them.
MR HARGREAVES: It is my understanding that all of our multiunit complexes comply with the fire provisions of the Building Code of Australia.
DR FOSKEY: Do those residents also have access to waste recycling? If not, when is it likely that such services will be provided?
MR HARGREAVES: That supplementary question does not apply to the original question.
DR FOSKEY: My question was about services for people living in multiunit public housing blocks.
MR SPEAKER: The minister has concluded his answer.
DR FOSKEY: I have a supplementary, then.
MR SPEAKER: You have already had it. That was it.
DR FOSKEY: If you have ruled that one out, I am, of course, prepared—
MR HARGREAVES: I will attempt to answer that bit.
MR SPEAKER: Order! Sit down for a minute, Mr Hargreaves, please. You had a question and a supplementary question. Mr Hargreaves answered both. There endeth the exercise as far as questions are concerned.
DR FOSKEY: That supplementary was ruled out of order.
MR SPEAKER: No, it was not.
DR FOSKEY: Mr Hargreaves said it was out of order.
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