Just a question around the Family and Sexual Violence Action Plan and what measures you are using to indicate how successful that is to keep it contemporary.
Minister, I just want to circle back to some questions from the Legislative Council Estimates yesterday.
Do you have a figure for the number that are currently on workers compensation?
Before I start, I just want to provide a warning to people watching or reading that I have a series of questions about a coronial investigation into a suicide in custody.
There are a few basic questions that people might expect for such a proposal that we're not quite clear on, so I'm just hoping you can enlighten us a little bit more.
An ABC article of May 7 this year questions whether the TPS has implemented adequately their 2009 transgender prisoner policy.
My second question is what are the annual costs for administering, servicing, and maintaining the Three Capes Track product?
Minister, currently the Greyhound Local Rules of Racing have it that the Director of Racing, the head of the integrity body ORI, signs off on killing dogs, so-called euthanising. The Greyhound Adoption Program or the head of Tasracing has to apply to ORI to have a greyhound killed. That is the current situation. The new act, which you've talked about a number of times, has, as I understand, responsibility for this decision moving to Tasracing. Can you clarify if that's the case?
Minister, back to the the terrible reality of the conditions that greyhounds that are involved in the racing industry in Tasmania suffer everyday.
Minister, this report. A Few Bad Apples is being released today by Animal Liberation Tasmania. I can't table it, but I could hand you a copy if you would like to receive it. It is being released today and it is a very deep independent review of 19 properties in government data that has been compiled on deaths and injuries in the greyhound industry. It paints a terrible and accurate picture of what is happening in greyhound racing in Tasmania.