House of Assembly Fifty-Second Parliament, First Session (52-1) 52 1 Parliament of South Australia House of Assembly published Question Time Marine Parks MARINE PARKS Mr GRIFFITHS House of Assembly Goyder MARINE PARKS Mr GRIFFITHS (Goyder) (15:15): My question is also to the Minister for Environment and Conservation. Can the minister confirm when the government will undertake and make available for public review a comprehensive economic and social impact study on regional communities as a result of the implementation of marine parks and sanctuary zones? The Hon. P. CAICA House of Assembly Colton Minister for Environment and Conservation Minister for the River Murray Minister for Water MARINE PARKS The Hon. P. CAICA (Colton—Minister for Environment and Conservation, Minister for the River Murray, Minister for Water) (15:15): Quite simply, the process we are undertaking is one of engagement with the community. The local advisory groups will— Mr Griffiths interjecting: The Hon. P. CAICA House of Assembly The Hon. P. CAICA: Hang on, let me finish, Steven. I have said one sentence, mate; I respected you— Members interjecting: The Speaker House of Assembly The SPEAKER: Order! Member for Unley. Mr PISONI House of Assembly Mr PISONI: Members must be addressed by the constituency which they represent. The Speaker House of Assembly The SPEAKER: Yes, I uphold that point of order. Minister, you refer to members by their electorate, not by their name. The Hon. P. CAICA House of Assembly The Hon. P. CAICA: Yes, I apologise to the member for Goyder. Let me get started, at least, please. Mrs Redmond interjecting: The Speaker House of Assembly The SPEAKER: Order! The Hon. P. CAICA House of Assembly The Hon. P. CAICA: The best thing about the Leader of the Opposition is that I much prefer to read her comments in the paper because I don't have to listen to her shrill voice. Mr PENGILLY House of Assembly Mr PENGILLY: I have a point of order, Madam Speaker. The Speaker House of Assembly The SPEAKER: Order! There is a point of order. Mr PENGILLY House of Assembly Mr PENGILLY: 128. The Speaker House of Assembly The SPEAKER: No, not at this stage. Minister, get back to answering the question and do not reflect on people. The Hon. P. CAICA House of Assembly The Hon. P. CAICA: Yes, I am attempting to, Madam Speaker. Quite simply, I am awaiting advice from the local advisory groups. When that advice is received, of course, we need to go through a consultative process once I determine whether or not those zones and no-go zones will be in place; and we will do, simultaneously, an economic assessment. What is the point of doing an economic assessment at this point in time, because it is an information-gathering exercise? No decision has been made.