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Burrup Peninsula (Crown Land) Bill 2002
Bill No.
172
Long Title
The purpose of this Bill is to make certain proposals for the use of Crown land on the Burrup Peninsula subject to the consent of both Houses of Parliament.
Private Members Bill introduced by Hon. Robin Howard Chapple MLC
Status
Bill Lapsed 01/23/2005
Current Bill
Download the Bill as Introduced
Links
Bill172-1
Previous Versions of this Bill
Progress
Legislative Council
Date
Note No.
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Introduced
19 Dec 2002
First Reading
19 Dec 2002
Second Reading
19 Dec 2002
Second Reading Speech
Other Procedures
Date
Note No.
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Bill Lapsed
23 Jan 2005
1
Notes
1. 36th Parliament prorogued and Legislative Assembly dissolved 23 January 2005.