Mr Kirkup questions the lack of a completion date for the Kings Park Link Bridge in the Department of Health's annual report. The Minister responds that governance has transferred to Main Roads WA, who will determine the construction schedule after the tender process.

AnsweredQoN 5666Legislative Assembly
Asked
15 October 2019
Portfolio
Deputy Premier; Minister for Health; Mental Health

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I refer to page 140 of the Department of Health 2018-19 Annual Report in relation to table 25, and ask: (a) Why is there no expected year of completion for the Kings Park Link Bridge; and (b) What is the current status of the Kings Park Link Bridge and is it still a commitment from the Government that the bridge will be built: (i) If so, when will the project construction phase commence?

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Answered
26 November 2019
Response time
12 days
I am advised:
(a) The Department of Health has been working with several government agencies to clarify elements of the project, including the final design, ownership and ongoing maintenance of the Kings Park Link Bridge. A construction and completion schedule had not been finalised at the time of submitting its annual report.
(b) The governance of the Kings Park Link Bridge project was transferred to Main Roads WA on 20 September 2019. Main Roads WA will construct, own and maintain the bridge and has established a multi-agency steering committee, which includes WA Health, for this project.
(i) The final construction schedule will be determined at the completion of the tender process for the construction of the bridge. Main Roads WA, with support from WA Health and several other government agencies, will be managing the Kings Park Link Bridge project, including the final design and tendering for its construction.

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