Greens Release Ramping Inquiry Terms of Reference
Today the Tasmanian Greens have tabled the motion we will move in Parliament to establish a Parliamentary Inquiry into ambulance ramping
Today the Tasmanian Greens have tabled the motion we will move in Parliament to establish a Parliamentary Inquiry into ambulance ramping
Enough is enough. The Greens cannot stand by as the Liberals continue to normalise their increasingly dangerous hospital mismanagement.
New Health Minister Guy Barnett must immediately commit to a real plan to tackle both the underlying causes & the dangerous effects of ambulance ramping
Tasmania has a new Minister taking over the Health portfolio, but this will be a meaningless step unless accompanied by a new approach
The Premier claims the health system "is in the best place its been for a long time", but the government's own data says otherwise
However, it does mean that we are missing the information we asked for in the committee and we only have one of the years of data.
Ambulance ramping requires urgent action, but the Liberals are apparently more interested in trying to mislead the community
Michael Ferguson is trying to pretend he’s handed down a Budget to tackle the health crisis, but Tasmanians will see straight through his attempts at spin
The Premier has refused to look into purchasing the St Helens building or taking over the services it operates
The closure of St Helen’s Private Hospital is a serious issue, & it's the government’s job to ensure all the hospital’s services continue uninterrupted