❓ Mrs Hodson-Thomas asks about a $50,000 grant from the PTA to PATRC, seeking details on its nature, cost breakdown, and terms of reference. The Minister confirms it was a one-off grant and will table the research outline.
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(b) were these monies in the form of a one-off grant, or does the agreement involve recurrent funding; (c) did PATRC provide a cost break-down to the PTA as to how these monies would be used; (d) if so, will the Minister supply that cost break-down to Parliament; (e) what were the full terms of reference used by PATRC to prepare this report; and (f) who drew up those terms of reference?
(c) did PATRC provide a cost break-down to the PTA as to how these monies would be used; (d) if so, will the Minister supply that cost break-down to Parliament; (e) what were the full terms of reference used by PATRC to prepare this report; and (f) who drew up those terms of reference?
(d) if so, will the Minister supply that cost break-down to Parliament; (e) what were the full terms of reference used by PATRC to prepare this report; and (f) who drew up those terms of reference?
(e) what were the full terms of reference used by PATRC to prepare this report; and (f) who drew up those terms of reference?
(f) who drew up those terms of reference?
(b) The monies were in the form of a one-off grant. (c) No, a grant with a study brief. Money was to be a contribution to recruiting key project team members. (d) Not applicable. (e) & (f) I will table the Research Outline which was developed by the Planning and Transport Research Centre (PATRec) and the Public Transport Authority.
(c) No, a grant with a study brief. Money was to be a contribution to recruiting key project team members. (d) Not applicable. (e) & (f) I will table the Research Outline which was developed by the Planning and Transport Research Centre (PATRec) and the Public Transport Authority.
(d) Not applicable. (e) & (f) I will table the Research Outline which was developed by the Planning and Transport Research Centre (PATRec) and the Public Transport Authority.
(e) & (f) I will table the Research Outline which was developed by the Planning and Transport Research Centre (PATRec) and the Public Transport Authority.
(c) did PATRC provide a cost break-down to the PTA as to how these monies would be used; (d) if so, will the Minister supply that cost break-down to Parliament; (e) what were the full terms of reference used by PATRC to prepare this report; and (f) who drew up those terms of reference?
(d) if so, will the Minister supply that cost break-down to Parliament; (e) what were the full terms of reference used by PATRC to prepare this report; and (f) who drew up those terms of reference?
(e) what were the full terms of reference used by PATRC to prepare this report; and (f) who drew up those terms of reference?
(f) who drew up those terms of reference?
(b) The monies were in the form of a one-off grant. (c) No, a grant with a study brief. Money was to be a contribution to recruiting key project team members. (d) Not applicable. (e) & (f) I will table the Research Outline which was developed by the Planning and Transport Research Centre (PATRec) and the Public Transport Authority.
(c) No, a grant with a study brief. Money was to be a contribution to recruiting key project team members. (d) Not applicable. (e) & (f) I will table the Research Outline which was developed by the Planning and Transport Research Centre (PATRec) and the Public Transport Authority.
(d) Not applicable. (e) & (f) I will table the Research Outline which was developed by the Planning and Transport Research Centre (PATRec) and the Public Transport Authority.
(e) & (f) I will table the Research Outline which was developed by the Planning and Transport Research Centre (PATRec) and the Public Transport Authority.
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Answered
4 May 2004
Responded by
Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
56 days
(a) $50,000
(b) The monies were in the form of a one-off grant.
(c) No, a grant with a study brief. Money was to be a contribution to recruiting key project team members.
(d) Not applicable.
(e) & (f) I will table the Research Outline which was developed by the Planning and Transport Research Centre (PATRec) and the Public Transport Authority.
(b) The monies were in the form of a one-off grant.
(c) No, a grant with a study brief. Money was to be a contribution to recruiting key project team members.
(d) Not applicable.
(e) & (f) I will table the Research Outline which was developed by the Planning and Transport Research Centre (PATRec) and the Public Transport Authority.
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