❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice from 2003 regarding Commonwealth funding for health care in Western Australia. The response provides figures for planned and actual funding under the Australian Health Care Agreements for specific financial years.
AnsweredQoN 1285Legislative Council
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Will the minister please advise - (1) How much Australian health care agreement commonwealth funding was factored into the 2003-04 state budget that was delivered in May 2003? (2) How much funding will Western Australia receive from the Commonwealth Government in the 2003-04 financial year following the signing of the Australian health care agreement? (3) How much funding from the Commonwealth Government was provided to Western Australia in 2001-02 through the funding agreement? Hon SUE ELLERY
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. Base funding planned or provided to Western Australia under the Australian health care agreements - (1) 2003-04, state budget estimate, $733.9 million; (2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
(1) How much Australian health care agreement commonwealth funding was factored into the 2003-04 state budget that was delivered in May 2003? (2) How much funding will Western Australia receive from the Commonwealth Government in the 2003-04 financial year following the signing of the Australian health care agreement? (3) How much funding from the Commonwealth Government was provided to Western Australia in 2001-02 through the funding agreement? Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Base funding planned or provided to Western Australia under the Australian health care agreements - (1) 2003-04, state budget estimate, $733.9 million; (2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
(2) How much funding will Western Australia receive from the Commonwealth Government in the 2003-04 financial year following the signing of the Australian health care agreement? (3) How much funding from the Commonwealth Government was provided to Western Australia in 2001-02 through the funding agreement? Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Base funding planned or provided to Western Australia under the Australian health care agreements - (1) 2003-04, state budget estimate, $733.9 million; (2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
(3) How much funding from the Commonwealth Government was provided to Western Australia in 2001-02 through the funding agreement? Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Base funding planned or provided to Western Australia under the Australian health care agreements - (1) 2003-04, state budget estimate, $733.9 million; (2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Base funding planned or provided to Western Australia under the Australian health care agreements - (1) 2003-04, state budget estimate, $733.9 million; (2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. Base funding planned or provided to Western Australia under the Australian health care agreements - (1) 2003-04, state budget estimate, $733.9 million; (2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
Base funding planned or provided to Western Australia under the Australian health care agreements - (1) 2003-04, state budget estimate, $733.9 million; (2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
(1) 2003-04, state budget estimate, $733.9 million; (2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
(2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
(3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
(1) How much Australian health care agreement commonwealth funding was factored into the 2003-04 state budget that was delivered in May 2003? (2) How much funding will Western Australia receive from the Commonwealth Government in the 2003-04 financial year following the signing of the Australian health care agreement? (3) How much funding from the Commonwealth Government was provided to Western Australia in 2001-02 through the funding agreement? Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Base funding planned or provided to Western Australia under the Australian health care agreements - (1) 2003-04, state budget estimate, $733.9 million; (2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
(2) How much funding will Western Australia receive from the Commonwealth Government in the 2003-04 financial year following the signing of the Australian health care agreement? (3) How much funding from the Commonwealth Government was provided to Western Australia in 2001-02 through the funding agreement? Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Base funding planned or provided to Western Australia under the Australian health care agreements - (1) 2003-04, state budget estimate, $733.9 million; (2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
(3) How much funding from the Commonwealth Government was provided to Western Australia in 2001-02 through the funding agreement? Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Base funding planned or provided to Western Australia under the Australian health care agreements - (1) 2003-04, state budget estimate, $733.9 million; (2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
Hon SUE ELLERY replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. Base funding planned or provided to Western Australia under the Australian health care agreements - (1) 2003-04, state budget estimate, $733.9 million; (2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. Base funding planned or provided to Western Australia under the Australian health care agreements - (1) 2003-04, state budget estimate, $733.9 million; (2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
Base funding planned or provided to Western Australia under the Australian health care agreements - (1) 2003-04, state budget estimate, $733.9 million; (2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
(1) 2003-04, state budget estimate, $733.9 million; (2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
(2) 2003-04, commonwealth commitment, $731.342 million; (3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
(3) 2001-02, actual, $660.75 million. By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
By way of further explanation, in addition to base funding, the State receives additional funding from the Commonwealth for special projects. If the 1998-2002 Australian health care agreement - inclusive of the national health development fund - were rolled over in the following five years, the difference in funding received by the State from the Commonwealth in 2003-04 would be a reduction of $5.2 million.
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