Contents
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Commencement
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Parliamentary Procedure
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Motions
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Parliamentary Committees
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Bills
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Parliamentary Procedure
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Parliamentary Committees
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Question Time
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Parliamentary Procedure
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Question Time
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Grievance Debate
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Bills
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Address in Reply
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Bills
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Estimates Replies
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Health Review
Mr MARSHALL (Dunstan—Leader of the Opposition) (14:11): How many symptoms are common between, for example, a stroke and other conditions which may exist?
The Hon. J.J. SNELLING (Playford—Minister for Health, Minister for Mental Health and Substance Abuse, Minister for the Arts, Minister for Health Industries) (14:11): If anyone thinks they are having a stroke, call an ambulance. No-one should be playing guesswork if they think they are having a stroke. If you think you are having a stroke, or if you think a loved one is having a stroke, the first thing you do is call 000. That is what you should do because a stroke, of course, is a very, very dangerous thing. I am amazed that the Leader of the Opposition should think otherwise.
Members interjecting:
The SPEAKER: Before the leader asks another question I call to order the members for Taylor and Mitchell. Leader.