Wednesday, 11 September 2024

Rulings from the Chair

Constituency questions

Bridget Vallence: On a point of order, Speaker –

The SPEAKER (14:57): I advised members this morning that points of order around constituency questions and questions on notice are to be done at the end of constituency questions. I ask the member for Evelyn to hold off on doing that until the end of constituency questions.

I would like to advise the house that the following ministers are yet to answer questions within the required timeframe: the minister representing the Minister for Housing, 51; the minister representing the Minister for Corrections, 27; the Minister for Health, 17; the minister representing the Minister for Skills and TAFE, 14; the Minister for Public and Active Transport, 10; the Minister for Transport Infrastructure, nine; the minister representing the Minister for Children, nine; the Minister for Education, seven; the Minister for Roads and Road Safety, six; the minister representing the Minister for Regional Development, six; the Minister for Consumer Affairs, six; the minister representing the Attorney-General, six; the Treasurer, six; the Minister for Planning, five; the minister representing the Minister for Multicultural Affairs, five; the Minister for Police, four; the Minister for Health Infrastructure, four; the Minister for Ambulance Services, three; the Minister for Environment, three; the minister representing the Minister for Emergency Services, three; the Minister for Prevention of Family Violence, three; the minister representing the Minister for Mental Health, two; the Premier, two; the Minister for Economic Growth, two; the Minister for Casino, Gaming and Liquor Regulation, two; the minister representing the Minister for Water, two; the Minister for Energy and Resources, one; the Minister for Treaty and First Peoples, one; the Minister for Outdoor Recreation, one; the Minister for WorkSafe and the TAC, one; the Minister for Agriculture, one; and the Minister for Jobs and Industry, one. I ask those ministers to provide answers before the house resumes after the September break.