❓ Hon Tim Clifford asks about the delivery and accessibility standards of social and affordable homes in WA funded by the federal Housing Australia Future Fund (HAFF). The parliamentary secretary responds with details on state-led projects, including the number of dwellings and their adherence to the silver liveable standard.
AnsweredQoN 562Legislative Assembly
QuestionView source ↗
Housing Australia Future Fund
562. Hon Tim Clifford to
the parliamentary secretary representing the
Minister for Housing and Works:
(1) How many social and affordable homes funded by
the federal Housing Australia Future Fund (HAFF) have been delivered in WA?
(2) How many of these homes meet Liveable Housing
Australia's silver standard?
(3) How many social and affordable homes funded by
the HAFF are in the pipeline in WA?
(4) How many of the homes in the pipeline are
designed to meet Liveable Housing Australia's silver standard?
562. Hon Tim Clifford to
the parliamentary secretary representing the
Minister for Housing and Works:
(1) How many social and affordable homes funded by
the federal Housing Australia Future Fund (HAFF) have been delivered in WA?
(2) How many of these homes meet Liveable Housing
Australia's silver standard?
(3) How many social and affordable homes funded by
the HAFF are in the pipeline in WA?
(4) How many of the homes in the pipeline are
designed to meet Liveable Housing Australia's silver standard?
AnswerView source ↗
I thank the member
for some notice of the question. I provide the following on behalf of the
Minister for Housing and Works.
(1)–(4) The WA Labor government's record
$5.8 billion investment in housing and homelessness measures has been bolstered
by a strong relationship with the federal government. Contract close for all
state-led successful projects across HAFF rounds 1 and 2 was reached with
Housing Australia by June 2025. Many of these projects are density, infill projects
requiring significant site preparation and planning, and works have already commenced.
A total of 2,342 social and affordable dwellings in state-led projects will be
delivered through the HAFF. All dwellings will be delivered to the minimum
silver liveable standard. The Department of Housing and Works is unable to
advise on HAFF projects that are not state-led, including the quantum of
dwellings or their accessibility standard.
for some notice of the question. I provide the following on behalf of the
Minister for Housing and Works.
(1)–(4) The WA Labor government's record
$5.8 billion investment in housing and homelessness measures has been bolstered
by a strong relationship with the federal government. Contract close for all
state-led successful projects across HAFF rounds 1 and 2 was reached with
Housing Australia by June 2025. Many of these projects are density, infill projects
requiring significant site preparation and planning, and works have already commenced.
A total of 2,342 social and affordable dwellings in state-led projects will be
delivered through the HAFF. All dwellings will be delivered to the minimum
silver liveable standard. The Department of Housing and Works is unable to
advise on HAFF projects that are not state-led, including the quantum of
dwellings or their accessibility standard.
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