❓ The WA parliamentary question seeks information on the reduction of vehicle fleet size within the Disability Services portfolio. The answer details the fleet size, reduction achieved, target, and reasons for not meeting the target.
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For each Department, Agency or Government owned corporation for which the Minister has responsibility -
(1) How many vehicles did each of the abovementioned have in their fleet as at April 2009?
(2) By how many vehicles has this been reduced by?
(3) What was the target for reduction of vehicles in 2009-10?
(4) Has this target been reached?
(5) If no to (4), why not?
(1) How many vehicles did each of the abovementioned have in their fleet as at April 2009?
(2) By how many vehicles has this been reduced by?
(3) What was the target for reduction of vehicles in 2009-10?
(4) Has this target been reached?
(5) If no to (4), why not?
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Answered
4 May 2010
Responded by
Minister for Disability Services
Response time
42 days
(1)
At 30 April 2009, 403 vehicles.
At 19 March 2010, 391 vehicles
(2) The fleet has been reduced by 12 vehicles.
(3) The target for fleet reduction was 15 vehicles.
(4) No, the target has not been reached.
(5) The remaining three vehicles are scheduled to be relinquished by 30 June 2010 as their lease agreements expire. Given the timeframe, it is more cost effective to let the leases run their agreed terms than to break the lease agreements.
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At 30 April 2009, 403 vehicles.
At 19 March 2010, 391 vehicles
(2) The fleet has been reduced by 12 vehicles.
(3) The target for fleet reduction was 15 vehicles.
(4) No, the target has not been reached.
(5) The remaining three vehicles are scheduled to be relinquished by 30 June 2010 as their lease agreements expire. Given the timeframe, it is more cost effective to let the leases run their agreed terms than to break the lease agreements.
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