❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks data on water supply restrictions, payment plans, legal action for non-payment, and Hardship Utility Grant Scheme applications for Water Corporation customers in Mount Lawley for 2009-10 and 2010-11. The answer refers to a tabled paper for questions 1-4 and clarifies that the Department for Child Protection handles Hardship Utility Grant Scheme applications.
AnsweredQoN 4886Legislative Council
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I ask for each of the years 2009-10 and 2010-11 and for the suburb of Mount Lawley -
(1) How many ‘restriction of supply notices’ have been issued to Water Corporation customers?
(2) How many Water Corporation customers have requested a payment plan?
(3) How many Water Corporation customers have entered into a payment plan?
(4) How many customers have been pursued through legal avenues over non-payment of bills?
(5) How many applications for the Hardship Utility Grant Scheme have been received by the Water Corporation and how many applications have been approved?
(1) How many ‘restriction of supply notices’ have been issued to Water Corporation customers?
(2) How many Water Corporation customers have requested a payment plan?
(3) How many Water Corporation customers have entered into a payment plan?
(4) How many customers have been pursued through legal avenues over non-payment of bills?
(5) How many applications for the Hardship Utility Grant Scheme have been received by the Water Corporation and how many applications have been approved?
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Answered
29 November 2011
Responded by
Minister for Mental Health representing the Minister for Water
Response time
28 days
(1)-(4) [see tabled paper no]
(5) Not applicable. The Department for Child Protection is the agency which receives and approves applications for the Hardship Utility Grant Scheme.
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(5) Not applicable. The Department for Child Protection is the agency which receives and approves applications for the Hardship Utility Grant Scheme.
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