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Motion · 4 March 2025

Health expenditures and the 2024 caretaker period information: Order to table

Wording in the final text came from Ed CocksLiberal · Opposition (1)

In short

Proposed
Leanne Castley brought this motion on 4 March 2025.
Changed
2 changes proposed by 2 MLAs; 2 agreed, from Andrew Barr and Ed Cocks.
Decided
Agreed as changed. No individual votes were recorded, so this doesn't show who supported it.
Final wording
Compared with the original, 26 words taken out and 20 words put in. See every difference
  1. What was proposedLeanne CastleyLiberal · Opposition
    Original wording

    That, in accordance with standing order 213A, the Assembly calls on the Chief Minister to table: (1) any material – including advice, briefings, meeting notes, messages, records of phone conversation, data, and information – provided to the Chief Minister, Treasurer, Minister for Health, or their offices, between 1 July and 13 September 2024 regarding health demand or expenditure; (2) any material provided to any minister by any agency or official during the caretaker period (13 September to 6 November 2024); (3) any records of advice, decisions, options, or consideration of providing information to the Opposition, crossbench, or the public during the caretaker period; and (4) any material provided to any minister, agency, or official regarding caretaker conventions in 2024.

  2. Proposed changeAndrew BarrLabor · Minister4 March 2025

    Grouped by key words as: took words out.

    The exact wording of this change

    Omit paragraph (2). Debate continued.

    Agreed on the voices. No individual votes were recorded. Agreed. It only took words out, so there's nothing to find in the final text.

  3. Proposed changeEd CocksLiberal · Opposition4 March 2025

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    The exact wording of this change

    In paragraph (1), omit “13 September 2024”, substitute “6 November 2024”.

    Agreed on the voices. No individual votes were recorded. Its wording is in the final text.

  4. What the Assembly decidedAgreed

    Decided on the voices: no individual votes were recorded, so this doesn’t show that every MLA agreed.

    Final agreed wording, with changes marked

    That, in accordance with standing order 213A, the Assembly calls on the Chief Minister to table: (1) any material – including advice, briefings, meeting notes, messages, records of phone conversation, data, and information – provided to the Chief Minister, Treasurer, Minister for Health, or their offices, between 1 July and 6 November 2024Cocks regarding health demand or expenditure; (2) any records of advice, decisions, options, or consideration of providing information to the Opposition, crossbench, or the public during the caretaker period; (3) any material provided to any minister, agency, or official regarding caretaker conventions in 2024; and (4) notwithstanding provisions of standing order 213A, material is to be provided within 30 business days.

    Original and final wording compared

    That, in accordance with standing order 213A, the Assembly calls on the Chief Minister to table: (1) any material – including advice, briefings, meeting notes, messages, records of phone conversation, data, and information – provided to the Chief Minister, Treasurer, Minister for Health, or their offices, between 1 July and [taken out: 13 September][put in: 6 November]2024 regarding health demand or expenditure; (2) any [taken out: material provided to any minister by any agency or official during the caretaker period (13 September to 6 November 2024); (3) any]records of advice, decisions, options, or consideration of providing information to the Opposition, crossbench, or the public during the caretaker period; [taken out: and (4)][put in: (3)]any material provided to any minister, agency, or official regarding caretaker conventions in 2024; [put in: and (4) notwithstanding provisions of standing order 213A, material is to be provided within 30 business days.]

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Check the official record

  • Minutes of Proceedings No 8, 4 March 2025, item 8

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