by mw061074 | June 4, 2020 | Newspaper
LegCo in support of more state scrutiny A MOTION for the creation of a multi-party committee to scrutinise the State Government’s responses to coronavirus has been accepted by the Legislative Council.Last night, Nelson MLC Meg Webb said the state was lagging behind...
by mw061074 | June 4, 2020 | Newspaper
Upper house supports motion calling for further parliamentary scrutiny of Tasmania’s COVID-19 response A motion calling for the establishment of a joint select committee to inquire into and report upon the state’s immediate and ongoing COVID-19 response...
by mw061074 | June 3, 2020 | Newspaper
Virus response must build on trust Comprehensive COVID-19 Response and Recovery Inquiry Invests in Trust Like many, I’ve watched with horror the recent distressing events across the United States.There are many complex factors underlying this situation, but the...
by mw061074 | May 28, 2020 | Newspaper
Nelson MLC Meg Webb says Tasmania is lagging behind rest of country on scrutiny of coronavirus response Premier Peter Gutwein has flat out rejected further calls for a “disingenuous” committee to scrutinise the State Government’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic...
by mw061074 | May 28, 2020 | Newspaper
Tasmanian Government resists calls for new parliamentary committee to analyse coronavirus actions Calls are growing louder for a joint parliamentary committee to be formed to inquire into the state’s response to and recovery from the coronavirus outbreak. Nelson...
by mw061074 | May 16, 2020 | Newspaper
More than 430k driver licences shared to facial recognition database As at March 18 this year, Tasmania had uploaded 430,113 of its citizens’ driver’s licence photos to the national facial recognition database.The state government has uploaded more than...
