Minister for Environment (Western Australia)

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Summary Information:
At the time of writing the Minister for Environment in Western Australia is Albert Jacbo.
Detailed Information:
The Minister for Environment oversees the following areas: -Department of Environment Regulation -Department of Parks and Wildlife -Office of the Environmental Protection Authority -Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority -Zoological Parks Authority -Conservation Commission of Western Australia -Environmental Protection Authority -Keep Australia Beautiful Council (WA) -Swan River Trust -Heritage Council of Western Australia -Department of the State Heritage Office -The National Trust of Australia (WA)

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    • Glossary

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    Created:Friday, 28 November 2014
    Modified:Friday, 28 November 2014

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