House of Assembly Fifty-Third Parliament, Second Session (53-2) 53 2 Parliament of South Australia House of Assembly published Question Time Industry Development Industry Development Ms CHAPMAN House of Assembly Bragg Deputy Leader of the Opposition Industry Development Ms CHAPMAN (Bragg—Deputy Leader of the Opposition) (15:55): My question is to the Minister for Investment and Trade. If the investment and promotions advisory board, which has a chair, Mr Rob Chapman, doesn't exist, could he please explain why it's displayed as such on the Department of State Development functional chart, dated 12 January 2016 underneath his name? The Hon. M.L.J. HAMILTON-SMITH House of Assembly Waite Minister for Investment and Trade Minister for Small Business Minister for Defence Industries Minister for Veterans' Affairs Industry Development The Hon. M.L.J. HAMILTON-SMITH (Waite—Minister for Investment and Trade, Minister for Small Business, Minister for Defence Industries, Minister for Veterans' Affairs) (15:55): I'd be delighted. It's clearly an error, because no such entity exists. What I strongly— Members interjecting: The Hon. M.L.J. HAMILTON-SMITH House of Assembly The Hon. M.L.J. HAMILTON-SMITH: Here they go. If only they could spend some time on policy development instead of— Mr Marshall House of Assembly Mr Marshall: But we ask the questions. The Hon. M.L.J. HAMILTON-SMITH House of Assembly The Hon. M.L.J. HAMILTON-SMITH: What I'd suggest to the deputy leader— The Hon. T.R. Kenyon interjecting: The Speaker House of Assembly The SPEAKER: The member for Newland is called to order. The Hon. M.L.J. HAMILTON-SMITH House of Assembly The Hon. M.L.J. HAMILTON-SMITH: What I would suggest to the deputy leader is that, whatever it is she's reading, she checks to see if whatever it is is correct, because I can tell her that no such entity exists. It's a very good idea, before getting a little flowchart, to ask some questions. I just ask members, I'm reminded— Members interjecting: The Hon. M.L.J. HAMILTON-SMITH House of Assembly The Hon. M.L.J. HAMILTON-SMITH: No; I'm reminded of the wasted kidney. Does anyone remember the wasted kidney? This is when the deputy leader came into the house and said somebody in Mount Gambier was on the verge of death because they were waiting for a kidney transplant and there'd been some terrible failure of the health system, and as a result this person died. Well, it turned out the information was completely, 100 per cent, wrong, and the minister for health at the time came in and clarified the facts. The problem is that the deputy leader has some form. If she'd like to go back to the source and verify whether or not the little bit of paper she has is correct, I think she'll find that it's either a misprint or it's been put there in error. So, if you'd like to table it, have a look at it, check out the facts, and come back and tell us your solution.