❓ Opposition leader Mark McGowan questions the Premier, Colin Barnett, about the additional costs of a specific route for the Perth Freight Link project. The Premier dismisses the question as 'silly' and avoids providing a detailed cost breakdown.
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PERTH
FREIGHT LINK — LAND ACQUISITION
438. Mr M. McGOWAN to the Premier:
I have a supplementary question. How much extra will this
project cost to take it from High Street, down Stirling Highway, across the
river, through North Fremantle and into the port?
FREIGHT LINK — LAND ACQUISITION
438. Mr M. McGOWAN to the Premier:
I have a supplementary question. How much extra will this
project cost to take it from High Street, down Stirling Highway, across the
river, through North Fremantle and into the port?
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Again, that is a silly question.
Mr M. McGowan : No,
it is no not.
Mr C.J. BARNETT : A
silly question—as if I have all those detailed costings .
The point is we have a budget. A large proportion of the expenditure is
commonwealth-funded; I appreciate that. The project will begin in 2016.
Mr M. McGowan : No,
it is no not.
Mr C.J. BARNETT : A
silly question—as if I have all those detailed costings .
The point is we have a budget. A large proportion of the expenditure is
commonwealth-funded; I appreciate that. The project will begin in 2016.
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