Questions on Notice tracker
A Question on Notice puts a question to a Minister formally, in writing, on the record of WA Parliament — and requires a written answer, also on the record. Some questions instead get asked and answered on the spot in the Chamber, as a Question Without Notice; we track those here too, and mark them as such. This page follows every one lodged about the Graylands Reconfiguration and Forensics Project, as it happens, in one place.
Unlike a letter to a Minister's office, a Question on Notice can't simply go unanswered — it sits on the Notice Paper until it is. That makes it one of the few tools available to a local MP that compels a written, attributable response on a fixed timeframe. This page is not a substitute for the Correspondence page — it tracks a different, parallel channel: formal parliamentary questions, not direct letters.
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We update this page directly from WA Parliament's public Questions and Answers database. Where a question hasn't yet been answered, we say so plainly — a blank isn't an omission on our part, it means the Minister hasn't responded yet. We'll add the answer, verbatim in summary, as soon as it's published.
Tracked questions
Newest first. Each entry links to the original question on the Parliament of Western Australia website, so you can verify the wording yourself.
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These questions test the same governance gaps set out in full, with sources, on the Concerns page.
Read the concernsKnow of a Question on Notice on this topic we've missed, or can you confirm who asked an older one? Let us know.