Mrs Roberts questions the Minister for Education about the government's commitment to building new schools, particularly in light of a capital works review. The Minister deflects, stating that all election commitments are under consideration as part of the budget process and information will be provided later.

AnsweredQoN 14Legislative Assembly
Asked
11 November 2008
Portfolio
Education

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SCHOOLS — CAPITAL WORKS REVIEW
(1) Will the minister confirm that, as part of its capital works review, the government is reconsidering all new schools proposed in the forward estimates? (2) Will the minister give the total number of primary and secondary schools that the minority Liberal government is committed to build over the next four years? (3) Will the minister provide a list of the schools on the government’s four-year building program, including those explicitly outlined in the Liberal Party’s election commitments? Dr E. CONSTABLE

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Mr Speaker, might I add my best wishes to all new members and congratulate you on your new office. (1)-(3) I have a very short answer for the member. I thank her for some notice of the question. The Premier has made it quite clear that all election commitments will be considered as part of the normal budget process. Once those decisions are finalised, I will inform members about the schools.
(2) Will the minister give the total number of primary and secondary schools that the minority Liberal government is committed to build over the next four years? (3) Will the minister provide a list of the schools on the government’s four-year building program, including those explicitly outlined in the Liberal Party’s election commitments? Dr E. CONSTABLE replied: Mr Speaker, might I add my best wishes to all new members and congratulate you on your new office. (1)-(3) I have a very short answer for the member. I thank her for some notice of the question. The Premier has made it quite clear that all election commitments will be considered as part of the normal budget process. Once those decisions are finalised, I will inform members about the schools.
(3) Will the minister provide a list of the schools on the government’s four-year building program, including those explicitly outlined in the Liberal Party’s election commitments? Dr E. CONSTABLE replied: Mr Speaker, might I add my best wishes to all new members and congratulate you on your new office. (1)-(3) I have a very short answer for the member. I thank her for some notice of the question. The Premier has made it quite clear that all election commitments will be considered as part of the normal budget process. Once those decisions are finalised, I will inform members about the schools.
Dr E. CONSTABLE replied: Mr Speaker, might I add my best wishes to all new members and congratulate you on your new office. (1)-(3) I have a very short answer for the member. I thank her for some notice of the question. The Premier has made it quite clear that all election commitments will be considered as part of the normal budget process. Once those decisions are finalised, I will inform members about the schools.
Mr Speaker, might I add my best wishes to all new members and congratulate you on your new office. (1)-(3) I have a very short answer for the member. I thank her for some notice of the question. The Premier has made it quite clear that all election commitments will be considered as part of the normal budget process. Once those decisions are finalised, I will inform members about the schools.
(1)-(3) I have a very short answer for the member. I thank her for some notice of the question. The Premier has made it quite clear that all election commitments will be considered as part of the normal budget process. Once those decisions are finalised, I will inform members about the schools.

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