Minister, in last year's annual report, the Custodial Inspector said: I regularly hear about matters of concern in custodial centres from people working or housed there, but unfortunately some people who have raised their concerns with my office have also reported that their actions in speaking with my office were sometimes not well received.
The reference to the legislation reform being tabled at the end of this year, 2024, has been removed from your website.
He gave you a copy of his book, Wild Heart of Tasmania. I hope you've read that book, minister, because it outlines the history of the Lake Malbena saga.
Minister, a cross‑section of the community is desperately calling on you to do what's needed to be done for to protect Tasmania's environment.
I note that the director of prisons responded that this was in fact the result of a series of decisions made by this doctor.
The government's committed $2 million a year over four years to threatened species. With 680 threatened species in Tasmania, that works out at just under $3000 a year per species.
Minister, I wanted to talk to you about the National Preventative Mechanism, which does impact on your portfolio responsibilities obviously
Why do you think it's appropriate to have an industrial approach to managing climate change?
Minister, we will go back to the health of the river. On the department's website, it says that four case studies on river health will be completed in 2024.
I note that the State of Environment Report is looking for a comprehensive water management strategy, but I wanted to get on to the issue of river health.
