❓ Hon Tom Stephens asks about expected asset sales by the Police Department for 2001-04. Hon Peter Foss responds, detailing specific sales and noting Treasury's acknowledgement of proceeds returning to the Police Service.
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(1) Will the Attorney General table a list of the expected level of asset sales by the Police Department for - (a) 2001-02; (b) 2002-03; and (c) 2003-04? (2) Will the Attorney General table a list of what assets or land have been earmarked for sale during this period? Hon PETER FOSS
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Treasury has acknowledged that the sale proceeds of these properties will be returned to the Western Australia Police Service - (a) Maylands Police Academy - $25m; and police headquarters - sale proceeds unknown. (b)-(c) Not applicable. (2) See (1). It is expected the traffic branch will be disposed of during 2000-01 with sale proceeds of $6m. Any other sales will be subject to disposal through the Department of Land Administration.
(b) 2002-03; and (c) 2003-04?
(c) 2003-04?
Hon PETER FOSS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Treasury has acknowledged that the sale proceeds of these properties will be returned to the Western Australia Police Service - (a) Maylands Police Academy - $25m; and police headquarters - sale proceeds unknown. (b)-(c) Not applicable. (2) See (1). It is expected the traffic branch will be disposed of during 2000-01 with sale proceeds of $6m. Any other sales will be subject to disposal through the Department of Land Administration.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Treasury has acknowledged that the sale proceeds of these properties will be returned to the Western Australia Police Service - (a) Maylands Police Academy - $25m; and police headquarters - sale proceeds unknown. (b)-(c) Not applicable. (2) See (1). It is expected the traffic branch will be disposed of during 2000-01 with sale proceeds of $6m. Any other sales will be subject to disposal through the Department of Land Administration.
(1) Treasury has acknowledged that the sale proceeds of these properties will be returned to the Western Australia Police Service - (a) Maylands Police Academy - $25m; and police headquarters - sale proceeds unknown. (b)-(c) Not applicable. (2) See (1). It is expected the traffic branch will be disposed of during 2000-01 with sale proceeds of $6m. Any other sales will be subject to disposal through the Department of Land Administration.
(b)-(c) Not applicable.
(b) 2002-03; and (c) 2003-04?
(c) 2003-04?
Hon PETER FOSS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Treasury has acknowledged that the sale proceeds of these properties will be returned to the Western Australia Police Service - (a) Maylands Police Academy - $25m; and police headquarters - sale proceeds unknown. (b)-(c) Not applicable. (2) See (1). It is expected the traffic branch will be disposed of during 2000-01 with sale proceeds of $6m. Any other sales will be subject to disposal through the Department of Land Administration.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Treasury has acknowledged that the sale proceeds of these properties will be returned to the Western Australia Police Service - (a) Maylands Police Academy - $25m; and police headquarters - sale proceeds unknown. (b)-(c) Not applicable. (2) See (1). It is expected the traffic branch will be disposed of during 2000-01 with sale proceeds of $6m. Any other sales will be subject to disposal through the Department of Land Administration.
(1) Treasury has acknowledged that the sale proceeds of these properties will be returned to the Western Australia Police Service - (a) Maylands Police Academy - $25m; and police headquarters - sale proceeds unknown. (b)-(c) Not applicable. (2) See (1). It is expected the traffic branch will be disposed of during 2000-01 with sale proceeds of $6m. Any other sales will be subject to disposal through the Department of Land Administration.
(b)-(c) Not applicable.
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