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Here they are partially reliant on food wastes from town dumps as well as the resultant vermin that breed here.

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Augusta House 2 15 2 MFS 14 F i r e S t a t is t i c s S um ma r y Fire Causes Category 1 9 8 8/ 8 9 1988/89 Frequency 1987/88 1986/87 Rural Not recorded 159 221 192 Not known 421 525 483 Arson 216 238 55 Electrical Fault 14 28 19 Cigarettes /Matches 50 66 28 Burning Off 300 396 376 Rekindle 158 176 130 Children /Matches 115 114 111 Incinerators 55 57 82 Rubbish Heaps 113 51 93 Rubbish Dumps 47 23 42 Vehicle /Crash /Defect 29 22 18 Trains Brake Shoes 23 59 36 Trains Exhaust 5 9 12 Campfire Wood /Barbecue 90 99 71 Gas and Electric Appliances 5 9 8 Spontaneous Combustion 48 31 17 Machine Defects 30 59 84 Power Lines 44 22 35 Exhaust /Spark Arrester 42 58 28 Welders /Cutters 75 71 73 Slashers /Mowers 38 56 55 Lightning 103 396 211 Other 43 53 27 Total Rural 2,223 2,839 2,286 Structural Not Recorded 27 13 19 Not Known 61 53 51 Arson 25 22 22 Electrical Fault 97 79 84 Cigarettes /Matches 15 20 10 Kitchen 29 45 37 Oil /Gas Heater 16 15 6 Open Fire /Combustion

When speaking to this motion, the Honourable Member described historical contaminated sites in South Australia, referring to the "unfortunate past practice 5 of owners of sites, including dumps, service stations, foundries, tanneries and factories.

operate a model aircraft on any Local Government Land to which this subparagraph applies. 2.23.2 Operate a model car on any Local Government Land to which this subparagraph applies. 2.24 Overhanging Articles or Displaying Personal Items Suspend or hang any article or object from any building, verandah, pergola, post or other structure on Local Government Land where it might present a nuisance or danger to any person using the land or be of an unsightly nature. 2.25 Playing Area 2.25.1 Use or occupy any Recreation Ground: 2.25.1.1 in such a manner as to damage or be likely to damage the surface of the Recreation Ground; 2.25.1.2 in any manner contrary to the purpose for which the Recreation Ground was intended to be used or occupied; 2.25.1.3 contrary to directions of the Council made by resolution and indicated on a sign displayed adjacent to the Recreation Ground. 2.26 Preaching Preach, harangue or solicit for religious purposes. 2.27 Rubbish and Rubbish Dumps

The primary reference for this section, the Redfern Inquiry Into human tissue analysis in UK nuclear facilities, UK, Volume 1, may be downloaded at   2   https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_da ta/file/229155/0571_i.pdf Quote “In 1983, a television programme reported an apparently increased Incidence of leukaemia in children living in and around the village of Seascale, close to Sellafield, and suggested a connection to the nuclear site.

I submit to the Inquiry that: (a) PFAS production and use be eliminated or severely restricted where no alternatives exist (b) During a transition away from PFAS chemicals that products and services carry PFAS warnings (similar to those used to deter smoking) (c) Any toxic PFAS waste dumps conform to Australia’s National Environmental Management Plan and that any such toxic waste dump is located sufficiently far away from residential areas, primary industries, water resources and sites of significance to Australian Indigenous communities.

I submit to the Inquiry that: (a) PFAS production and use be eliminated or severely restricted where no alternatives exist (b) During a transition away from PFAS chemicals that products and services carry PFAS warnings (similar to those used to deter smoking) (c) Any toxic PFAS waste dumps conform to Australia’s National Environmental Management Plan and that any such toxic waste dump is located sufficiently far away from residential areas, primary industries, water resources and sites of significance to Australian Indigenous communities.

The Environment, Resources and Development Committee will investigate and report on the appropriate and safe disposal of PFAS contaminated waste in South Australia, and in particular: (a) criteria for disposal of PFAS contaminated waste; (b) criteria for site selection (landfill engineering); (c) consequences of not having an appropriate pathway for PFAS contaminated waste disposal, including reference to case studies; and (d) any other related matters.