Question regarding vehicle procurement practices within the WA Police Force and Road Safety Commission, specifically focusing on vehicles acquired outside of state fleet arrangements. The Police Force reports no such vehicles, while the Road Safety Commission acknowledges one.

AnsweredQoN 1789Legislative Assembly
Asked
16 August 2017
Portfolio
Police; Road Safety

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In respect of the Minister’s portfolio responsibilities for any of their departments, agencies, government trading enterprises or boards I ask: (a) as at 1 July 2017 are there any vehicles owned or under lease which have not been procured through existing state fleet arrangements and if so: (i) what is the make, model and associated cost of each vehicle; (ii) what is the registration nature of each vehicle (i.e. q-plate etc.); (iii) were any accessories fitted to the vehicle and if so, what were they and what did they cost; and (iv) why was each vehicle procured external to the state fleet arrangement; and (b) as at 1 July 2017, how many vehicles were owned or under lease which were procured through the state fleet?

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Answered
11 October 2017
Responded by
Minister for Police; Road Safety
Response time
12 days
The West Australian Police Force advise the following:
(a) No.
(i-iv)     not applicable;
(b) 1 488 leased and 304 owned.
The Road Safety Commission advise the following:
(a) Yes
(i)  Mitsubishi Outlander SUV. Costs for 2016/17 and to date in 2017/18 are $3,085.50;
(ii) Private plates – 1ESN078;
(iii) No
(iv) The vehicle was to assist with operational requirements in regional Western Australia.
(b) 5 leased.

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