Hansard

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Hansard is the official record of parliamentary debates. It is a 'substantially verbatim' report of all proceedings in the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly.

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12 Aug 2025

Questions on notice-Hon Steve Martin

Questions on notice

Legislative Council

Rowe, Samantha

Answer advice Western Australia Forty-second

Answer advice Western Australia Forty-second

Type Questions on notice

House Legislative Council

Members Rowe, Samantha

Answer advice Western Australia Forty-second

12 Aug 2025

Question on notice 285

Questions on notice

Legislative Council

Rowe, Samantha

Answer advice Western Australia Forty-second

Answer advice Western Australia Forty-second

Type Questions on notice

House Legislative Council

Members Rowe, Samantha

Answer advice Western Australia Forty-second

13 Aug 2025

Questions on notice 299 and 305

Questions on notice

Legislative Council

Rowe, Samantha

Answer advice Western Australia Forty-second

Answer advice Western Australia Forty-second

Type Questions on notice

House Legislative Council

Members Rowe, Samantha

Answer advice Western Australia Forty-second

16 Sept 2025

Questions on notice 389, 390, 393, 397 and 440

Questions on notice

Legislative Council

Rowe, Samantha

Answer advice Western Australia Forty-second

Answer advice Western Australia Forty-second

Type Questions on notice

House Legislative Council

Members Rowe, Samantha

Answer advice Western Australia Forty-second

24 Feb 2026

Questions on notice 961, 963 and 966

Questions on notice

Legislative Council

Rowe, Samantha

Answer advice Western Australia Forty-second

Answer advice Western Australia Forty-second

Type Questions on notice

House Legislative Council

Members Rowe, Samantha

Answer advice Western Australia Forty-second

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Acknowledgement of Country

The Parliament of Western Australia is honoured to be situated on the ancestral lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people. The Parliament acknowledges the First Australians as the traditional owners of the lands we represent and pays respects to their Elders both past and present.