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“The minister is aware of obligations under the Financial Management Act 2006.”
Questions without notice - 13 May 2026
“Our government is stepping in with targeted support to help Western Australians who need it most.”
Statements — Ministerial statement - 13 May 2026
“The Department of Fire and Emergency Services' incident controller obtained advice from the multi-agency hazmat emergency advisory team (HEAT) on the strategies to fight fires involving lithium metal batteries and lithium-ion batteries.”
Questions without notice - 12 May 2026
Matthew Swinbourn is a procedural and informative speaker, primarily operating in his capacity as the Minister for the Environment. His parliamentary activity focuses on answering questions and delivering ministerial statements, with a strong emphasis on environmental issues, law enforcement, and corrective services.
Based on 334 entries • 2025-04-08 → 2026-02-24
Pro-conservation and sustainable practices, emphasizing government initiatives and compliance with existing legislation.
Focused on providing information and updates on police activities, firearms regulations, and crime statistics.
Primarily involved in answering questions related to prison conditions, staffing, and justice system procedures.
Procedural, often presenting and defending government bills, particularly related to assisted reproductive technology and surrogacy.
Providing updates on emergency preparedness, resource allocation, and responses to incidents like bushfires and cyclones.
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Minister questioned on implementing recommendations after a sexual assault case and PSSO breaches.
Questions without notice
WA Government allocates $3.5M to food relief to offset rising fuel costs and maintain essential serv
Inquiry into fire safety at a lithium battery recycling plant following a major fire incident.
All 47 offenders not managed in the community are accounted for; 21 of 84 community offenders are el
WA Police resourcing in entertainment precincts increased, leading to more offenders processed.
Details on implemented recommendations after a sexual assault are withheld due to safety concerns.
Disagreement over kangaroo relocation at Woodvale development site raises concerns about animal welf
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