Responses
Mr LEANE (Eastern Metropolitan—Minister for Local Government, Minister for Suburban Development, Minister for Veterans) (18:07): There have been 15 adjournment matters directed to 10 different ministers, and I will ensure those matters get to those ministers and those ministers respond.
Mr RICH-PHILLIPS (South Eastern Metropolitan) (18:07): I wish to raise three outstanding adjournment matters for the attention of the minister. The first is 1420, which was directed to the Minister for Transport Infrastructure. The response was due on 3 September last year, and it related to sky rail on the Frankston line. That has not been responded to. The second is 1616, which was also to the Minister for Transport Infrastructure. It was due on 26 November last year in relation to level crossing removal. The third is 1717, directed to the Minister for Health, which was due on 10 March this year in relation to health services in my electorate. So if the minister can provide some insight into where those are and when they will be provided, that would be appreciated.
Mr LEANE (Eastern Metropolitan—Minister for Local Government, Minister for Suburban Development, Minister for Veterans) (18:08): Mr Rich-Phillips, I can respond that I cannot give any insight into where those particular responses are. I do appreciate that particularly in the health area there has been quite a challenge in dealing with the recent pandemic and other things. But in saying that, Mr Rich-Phillips, the numbers of those responses will be in the Hansard. I will get my chief of staff to ring those respective ministers’ chiefs of staff by the end of the week to make sure that you get those responses.
The PRESIDENT: The house stands adjourned.
House adjourned 6.09 pm.