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These investigations included one potential electrical
fatality, four fire investigations, four incidents involving machinery contacting overhead
power lines, one person receiving burns from an electrical incident, an incident resulting
in significant damage to a high voltage switchboard, a factory worker being injured by
machinery and a school student almost making contact with live electrical cables.
3.3.1 Fires
The OTR assisted the
Metropolitan Fire Service (MFS)
with the investigation of a house
that caught fire as a result of
lights associated with the
cultivation of cannabis igniting
the surrounding area.
Presented by
Hon Patrick Conlon
on
05/12/2006
Document
Annual Report
51st Parliament
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R v Stamos, Stanton, Kapovic and Williams - The respondents were involved in cannabis
dealing and Stamos and Williams were also dealing in ecstasy.
Presented by
Hon Michael Atkinson
on
26/10/2004
Document
Annual Report
50th Parliament
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Controlled Substances (Cannabis Decriminalisation) Amendment - negatived in Council.
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Training Programs Committee RANZCP
• 2021 – Honorary Research Associate – Telethon Kids Institute
• 2019 – Clinical lead, Psychiatry and Chair of Rural and Remote Mental Health Practice, The
Rural Clinical School of WA, University of Western Australia
• 2019 – Rural Advisor, Editorial Board, Australasian Psychiatry RANZCP
• 2019 – Binational Chair, Rural Section of Psychiatry RANZCP
• 2013 – Consultant Psychiatrist, WA Country Health Service
Past
• 2020-2022 Commissioner, National Mental Health Commission
• 2021 – Expert Advisory Group – Mental health and wellbeing impacts of the COVID-19
pandemic on rural and remote individuals and communities
• 2018-2020 Australasian College of Emergency Medicine, Better Mental Health Care in Rural
Emergency Departments working group
• 2018-2019 Steering Committee, Methamphetamine Action Plan, Department of Health WA
• 2017-2021 WA Representative, Faculty of Addiction Psychiatry RANZCP
• 2017-2018 Expert Panel for Medicinal Cannabis
Presented by
Hon C J Picton
on
14/09/2023
Document
Report
55th Parliament
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Cannabis decreased slightly from 23 per cent to 19 per cent and heroin increased slightly from eight per cent
to 10 per cent and benzodiazepine dependence remained steady, at around five per cent.
Presented by
Hon John Rau SC
on
01/12/2015
Document
Annual Report
53rd Parliament
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Davenport
•
Australian Labor Party
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Cmmr STEVENS: Yes, tattooing and probity for poppy farms and cannabis.
5532 The Hon.
Select Committees
53rd Parliament
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Cmmr STEVENS: Yes, tattooing and probity for poppy farms and cannabis.
5532 The Hon.
Select Committees
54th Parliament
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Cmmr STEVENS: Yes, tattooing and probity for poppy farms and cannabis.
5532 The Hon.
Select Committees
55th Parliament