Mr HOLDEN: For all of those reasons, yes. 772 The CHAIRPERSON: So, your position hadn't been— Mr HOLDEN: Hadn't changed. 773 The CHAIRPERSON: You hadn't been given any information which caused you to change any of the reservations you had?

Journal of Wildlife Management 62(2): 766-772.

Journal of Wildlife Management 62(2): 766-772.

Journal of Wildlife Management 62(2): 766-772.

Dependent upon the question, between Andrew, Tammie and myself, we will do our best, Chair. 772 The CHAIRPERSON: Wonderful, thank you.

0 6 860 Total 2 108 1 162 737 457 588 92 0 232 5 376 Taxes on financial and capital transactions Financial institutions transactions taxes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 Government borrowing guarantee levies 97 16 67 17 14 10 0 0 221 Stamp duties on conveyances 4 166 2 961 2 542 721 2 158 157 107 242 13 054 Other stamp duties 632 44 368 92 26 11 5 10 1 187 Total 4 895 3 021 2 977 830 2 198 177 112 255 14 465 Total 7 003 4 183 3 714 1 287 2 786 269 112 487 19 841 Taxes on the provision of goods and services Excises and levies 0 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 Taxes on gambling Taxes on government lotteries 284 0 201 76 88 0 0 7 656 Taxes on private lotteries 8 330 13 0 0 30 13 7 400 Taxes on gambling machines 1 109 932 518 312 0 54 2 31 2 958 Casino taxes 99 118 57 22 36 3 33 2 370 Race betting taxes 147 122 36 13 39 0 0 1 359 Taxes on gambling nec 7 6 0 0 0 0 16 0 29 Total 1 653 1 508 825 422 164 86 65 48 4 772

0 6 860 Total 2 108 1 162 737 457 588 92 0 232 5 376 Taxes on financial and capital transactions Financial institutions transactions taxes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 Government borrowing guarantee levies 97 16 67 17 14 10 0 0 221 Stamp duties on conveyances 4 166 2 961 2 542 721 2 158 157 107 242 13 054 Other stamp duties 632 44 368 92 26 11 5 10 1 187 Total 4 895 3 021 2 977 830 2 198 177 112 255 14 465 Total 7 003 4 183 3 714 1 287 2 786 269 112 487 19 841 Taxes on the provision of goods and services Excises and levies 0 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 Taxes on gambling Taxes on government lotteries 284 0 201 76 88 0 0 7 656 Taxes on private lotteries 8 330 13 0 0 30 13 7 400 Taxes on gambling machines 1 109 932 518 312 0 54 2 31 2 958 Casino taxes 99 118 57 22 36 3 33 2 370 Race betting taxes 147 122 36 13 39 0 0 1 359 Taxes on gambling nec 7 6 0 0 0 0 16 0 29 Total 1 653 1 508 825 422 164 86 65 48 4 772

Despite criticising the Northern Territory ROTI Act as containing too many safeguards  that were difficult to work with, Dr Nitschke states that  ‘I suppose people  learnt from  that, in particular people seeking legislative change, that there needs to be perhaps even  tougher laws so that they actually pass the parliamentary process.’772  3.247.

5149/168 1900 27-33 Crozier St PORT ADELAIDE CT 5242/898 CT 5242/994 1904 16-18 Crozier St PORT ADELAIDE CT 6050/922 1897 16-20 St Vincent St PORT ADELAIDE Former Jacketts Flour Mill CT 5841/517 CT 5841/518 1915 50-58 St Vincent St PORT ADELAIDE Recreation centre CT 5501/661 CT 5501/662 CT 5836/398 1916 60-64 St Vincent St PORT ADELAIDE Shops CT 5474/216 1917 Port Adelaide Enfield Council Table Section Table PAdE/7 - Contributory Items 474 Property Address Description of Contributory Item Certificates of Title DPLG ID 82-84 St Vincent St PORT ADELAIDE Dangle & Dive shop CT 5147/150 1919 71 St Vincent St PORT ADELAIDE Shop CT 5791/896 CT 5791/897 1918 94 St Vincent St PORT ADELAIDE Office CT 5064/447 1920 96 St Vincent St PORT ADELAIDE Store CT 5163/553 1921 98 St Vincent St PORT ADELAIDE Shop CT 5079/144 1923 316 St Vincent St PORT ADELAIDE Corrugated iron warehouse CT 5315/162 1909 766 Torrens Rd ROSEWATER CT 5778/247 2928 772

Mr PEHM: The director of medical services of Central Adelaide Local Health Network and the chief executive at the time would have been the two core people. 771 The CHAIRPERSON: Do you feel that that made it difficult to make your findings in relation to your review, or you had sufficient evidence to— Mr PEHM: I think it was still possible to make a finding that there was a failure in clinical governance in Central Adelaide Local Health Network by failing to do a comprehensive investigation, whether you call it an RCA or another type of investigation, and produce a report that clearly set out for everyone involved in the situation what occurred and clear recommendations which were then given the force, the imprimatur, of the chief executive and so they became registered and capable of follow-up and implementation. 772 The CHAIRPERSON: I will probably ask you to take this on notice, but could you give us a list of those you interviewed?