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“For some farmers, imposing these restrictions would stop or impede their ability to farm.”
Grievances — Grievance - 7 May 2026
“Junior doctors play an incredibly important role in WA Health. Their wellbeing and safety is something that our government is committed to...”
Questions without notice - 6 May 2026
“Emergency powers should not become unchecked powers, compensation frameworks should not become discretionary decisions without the appropriate oversight, and legal protections for the state should not come at the expense of transparency and accountability.”
Bills — Standing orders suspension - 5 May 2026
Elizabeth Mettam, as Deputy Leader of the Opposition, focuses heavily on holding the government accountable for its performance in health, regional development, and cost of living. She frequently uses parliamentary procedures to question government actions and highlight perceived failures in service delivery and infrastructure.
Based on 88 entries • 2025-04-08 → 2026-02-26
Critical of government performance, advocating for increased funding and improved infrastructure.
Advocating for increased investment and addressing housing shortages in regional WA.
Highlighting the impact of government policies on affordability and advocating for relief measures.
Concerned about the effectiveness of current measures, particularly electronic monitoring, and advocating for improved support services.
Questioning the government's environmental policies and decisions, particularly regarding development approvals.
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Bridge weight limits disrupt South West farmers; government seeks solutions, delays restrictions.
Government defends its record on junior doctor support amid burnout concerns, citing improvements an
Fuel emergency legislation updated, modernising compensation and increasing penalties for offences.
Minister clarifies arrest timeline and denies electronic monitoring breach for a domestic violence o
Opposition questions the Police Minister on a domestic violence offender's arrest and electronic mon
Opposition questions how a monitored domestic violence offender evaded arrest. Minister cites court
Working with Children (Screening) Amendment Bill 2025 strengthens child safety by closing interstate
Safety concerns raised over maternity service changes at Osborne Park and King Edward Memorial Hospi
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