Sport and Events – Stadium Goods Shed move
Minister, back to the Goods Shed, what are the cost estimates for moving the Goods Shed?
Sep
2024
26
Estimates
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Sep
2024
26
Local government – climate response
On a similar theme, there is often cost shifting to local government. When we're looking at these, as you've just recognised, more frequent extreme weather events, bushfires, floods, how can the local government sector be assured that they won't be picking up the pieces of the road and infrastructure rebuilds?
Sep
2024
25
Racing – Greyhound Adoption Program
We understand that it's much easier now for the chief vet to give an approval for a dog to be euthanised at GAP because it is an imperative of the industry.
Sep
2024
25
Racing – Ben Yole and Anthony Bullock
In Council recently, we had a debate about the hemp regulation miscellaneous bill and we enacted a fit and proper person test for people who are licenced to grow hemp here.
Sep
2024
25
Racing – Greyhound Welfare
We'll get down to some detailed questions over the course of the next couple of hours, but I refer you to a report which I know you're aware of called A Few Bad Apples by Animal Liberation Tasmania.
Sep
2024
25
Primary Industries and Water – River Health
I want to do what the Greens have done at the table over the past few years and ask you as the new minister about river health.
Sep
2024
25
Primary Industries and Water – Feral Deer
The State of the Environment report, which was issued a decade late after two statutory deadlines were not met by the government.
Sep
2024
25
Primary Industries and Water – Property Protection Permits
But I'm interested in getting some updated information on crop protection permits that have been issued.
Sep
2024
25
Primary Industries and Water – Slaughterhouses
In November last year, serious complaints were lodged about cruelty in slaughterhouses with your department. The footage is very graphic.
Sep
2024
25
Disability services – Autism Tasmania funding
We were just talking about autism earlier, and I do have a question about Autism Tasmania, because I think we're all aware that their funding ceased on 30 June and it's left an enormous hole for many Tasmanians who relied on their services and support, and I understand that your reasoning around this is that the Tasmania already provides funding to the federal government and then the federal government return that to Tasmania through the NDIS or through ILC grants.