QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Asking questions of a government on behalf of electors is an
important part of the role of all members of Parliament.
In the Legislative Council, time is set aside each sitting day for
Question Time.
There are two types of question, those asked with notice and those
asked from the floor of the house without notice.
Questions that require research or lengthy answers are usually put
on notice.
Because unlike the Lower House, the Upper House has few sitting
government ministers, questions are put to the Government Leader in
the Legislative Council who passes them on to the relevant
Minister and Department.
In the Tasmanian Parliament, the Government Leader in the
Legislative Council usually does the best he can to give a full and
appropriate answer to members’ questions.
Question Time in the Upper House has an important role in bringing
matters to the attention of Parliament and the public.
Legislative Councillors welcome suggestions from their electorates
for questions that can be put to the Government.
QUESTIONS:
2008/07/09: Strata Titles
2008/06/12: Notice Of Ministeral Statements
2008/06/10: Kelso Beach Blocked Creek Outlet
2008/06/10: Waiting Time For Drivers Licence Testing
2008/04/16: Transport - License Renewal
2008/04/08: Dental Care - West Tamar Children
2008/04/08: Beaconsfield District Health
2008/04/03: Carriage Of Licence
2008/04/02: Tasmanian Consumers Use Of Power
2007/11/14: Studentworks
2007/11/14: Pulp Mill Water Pipeline
2007/11/13: Trevallyn Nature Reserve
2007/10/31: Reverse Mortgages
2007/09/06: Pulp Mill: Concerns of Property Owners
2007/09/04: Bed Closures at Beaconsfield Community Hospital
2007/07/18: Water Monitoring for Chemicals
2007/07/18: Service Tasmania
2007/07/18: Printing Authority
2007/07/18: Crown Land Services
2007/07/11: Pulp Mill Water Supply
2007/06/22: Children and Youth Affairs
2007/06/22: Multicultural Affairs
2007/06/22: Multicultural Issues
2007/06/22: Sport and Recreation
2007/06/22: Walking Trails
2007/06/22: Marketing Tourism
2007/06/21: Tourism and the Pulp Mill
2007/06/21: Training and Development
2007/06/21: Tourism Marketing
2006/06/21: Tourism Industry Publications
2007/06/21: Tas Temptations
2007/06/21: Marketing Budgets
2007/06/21: Museum and Art Gallery
2007/06/21: Marketing Budgets
2007/06/21: Information Centres and Promotions
2007/06/21: Historic Heritage Services
2007/06/21: Aboriginal Heritage
2007/06/20: Amalgamation of Northen Schools
2007/06/20: Education
2007/06/20: Support for Home Educators
2007/06/19: Automatic Number Registration
2007/06/19: Clarification of Cheque Payments
2007/06/19: Extra Charges on Registration
2007/06/19: Motor Registry System Availability
2007/06/19: New Motor Registry Project
2007/06/19: Overload Vehicles
2007/06/19: Service Tasmania
2007/06/19: Vehicle Standards and Compliance
2007/04/19: Protection of Agricultural land
2007/04/18: WT Water Supply
2007/04/17: Betfair
2007/04/17: Education Sale of Building
2007/04/17: Flood Protection
2006/11/29: Residential Development in Rural Areas
2006/11/23: Broadband Connect Fund
2006/11/22: Tourism - Tasmania Badges
2006/11/02: Russell-Webb Legacy
2006/11/01: Cancer Patients Database
2006/10/31: Professors at University of Tasmania Campus
2006/10/19: Patient Travel Assistance
2006/10/19: Tamar Environment Plan
2006/10/18: Education - University of Tasmania Campuses
2006/10/18: Location of Child Care Centre
2006/10/17: AFL Tasmania
2006/09/06:
Jack Jumper Health Research
2006/09/06: Road Rule
Book
2006/09/05: LGH Parking
2006/06/15: ESSENTIAL LEARNINGS TASK FORCE
2005/11/30: STATE STRATEGIC PLAN
2005/11/22: DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES (SAFE HANDLING) BILL 2005 (No. 64)
2005/10/11: LAND TAX - RENTAL PROPERTIES
2005/06/22: SPIRIT OF TASMANIA III - PASSENGER NUMBERS
2005/06/16: MEDICARE SMARTCARD TRIAL
2005/06/16:
TELSTRA MOBILE PHONE COMMUNICATIONS
2005/06/14: Office of the Commissioner for Children
2005/05/24: Poll Bludgers
2005/05/18: POLICY ON CATS
2005/04/14: TRUCK SPEED LIMITS
2005/04/13: STATE TAX REDUCTION
2005/03/24: WATER MANAGEMENT
2004/11/24: GREAT SOUTH LAND EXPLORATION LEASE
2004/11/23: CIVIL LIABILITY CLAIMS
2004/11/16: SPORTS PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
2004/10/27: ROAD SAFETY - VISITORS TO TASMANIA - FINES FOR SPEEDING
2004/10/27: GAMING - WITHDRAWALS FROM ATMS
2004/10/13: CROSSBOWS LEGISLATION
2004/10/13: WEST TAMAR CORRIDOR STUDY
2004/09/02: ROYAL VOLUNTEER COASTAL PATROL
2004/06/22:
FRANKLIN HOUSE - GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
2004/06/17: INLAND FISHERIES SERVICE - BUSINESS PLAN
2004/06/17: SCREEN TASMANIA - TRAINING ROLE
2004/06/16: Campervan Facilities
2004/05/31: MULTIMEDIA INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT
2004/05/20: WEST TAMAR HIGHWAY
2003/11/04: Tamar River - Fish Escapes
2003/10/02: Launceston School for Seniors - Application to Acquire Computers
2003/10/01: Duke Energy Impacts
2003/09/03: Pet Food
2003/08/27: Tourism - Links with New Zealand
2003/06/03: Committee Support
2003/05/29:
Budget - Economic Growth Predictions
2003/04/16: Spirit of Tasmania I and II - Marketing Opportunities
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