Dio Wang (WA, Palmer United Party) Share this | Hansard source

Mr President, I ask a final supplementary question. I will offer two examples of allied health scholarships at work in remote Western Australian communities: first, a placement at the Kimberley mental health service in Broome; and, second, an occupational therapy placement at Kununurra that has led to an ongoing working relationship in that community. How will the minister, whilst improving the efficiency of the scholarships, maintain or retain positive results like these?