Roger Cook maintains he still has hope the Indigenous Voice will be enshrined in our constitution- despite polling favouring the No vote.

But most of the questions at his press conference focused instead on two trouble-plagued facilities – Perth Children’s Hospital and Banksia Hill Detention Centre.

The Premier admits the system let down a teenage girl allegedly raped in the mental health ward of the hospital in January last year – and says 7 million dollars has been invested in the ward since the incident took place.

“I think the responses in relation to that individual did not meet community expectations,” Mr Cook said.

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Mr Cook also addressed questions about the exit of TIM MARNEY – the man tasked with reforming Banskia Hill Detention Centre and bringing in a trauma-informed model of care.

The former mental health commissioner is gone after just six months in the role, and a replacement is yet to named.

The Premier has praised the work MR MARNEY completed in the short timeframe – and says the state government will implement changes at the centre.

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