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    <name>Question Time</name>
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      <name>Women's and Children's Hospital</name>
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        <heading>Women's and Children's Hospital</heading>
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      <talker role="member" id="5412" kind="question">
        <name>The Hon. C.M. SCRIVEN</name>
        <house>Legislative Council</house>
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            <name>Women's and Children's Hospital</name>
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          <by role="member" id="5412">The Hon. C.M. SCRIVEN (14:32):</by>  My question is to the Minister for Health and Wellbeing regarding hospitals. What caused the latest blackout at the Women's and Children's Hospital last night, which I understand is the third blackout in two years? What happened during the 45-minute power interruption? Did any generator kick in as required? Were all hospital lights, medical equipment, lifts and appliances operational during the blackout or were there interruptions?</text>
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      <talker role="member" id="3164" kind="answer">
        <name>The Hon. S.G. WADE</name>
        <house>Legislative Council</house>
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            <name>Minister for Health and Wellbeing</name>
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          <question date="2020-07-02">
            <name>Women's and Children's Hospital</name>
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          <by role="member" id="3164">The Hon. S.G. WADE (Minister for Health and Wellbeing) (14:33):</by>  I thank the honourable member for her series of questions. Last night, there was a temporary loss of non-essential lighting at the Women's and Children's Hospital. I am advised that was as a result of a circuit tripping. Engineers were on site within 20 minutes, and the fault was rectified and full operations were restored within 45 minutes. I am advised that it was not a blackout as such; it was a temporary dimming of lights in parts of the Rogerson Building. Accordingly, generators were not required, as all essential areas remained lit and there were no adverse patient outcomes.</text>
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