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The Distribution Adjustment Assistance Scheme and the Committee's Third and Sixth Reports

Public Administration Committee (1996 - 2001)· 10 December 1998general_report

This WA parliamentary committee report investigates the Distribution Adjustment Assistance Scheme (DAAS) for former milk vendors affected by deregulation. The committee finds that the additional assistance offered by the Minister for Primary Industries failed to adequately compensate vendors for the loss of their businesses, particularly regarding non-licensed products and the differing values of shop vs. household delivery rounds. The report recommends full compensation based on pre-deregulatio

Impact

Former milk vendors in Western Australia who were affected by deregulation and received inadequate compensation under the initial DAAS. The report aims to rectify the financial losses suffered by these vendors and ensure fair compensation.

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