❓ Hon Murray Criddle requests the Deputy Premier to table the budget outlining infrastructure projects committed by the government, including commencement dates, completion dates, and budget allocations. He also seeks the Deputy Premier's definition of infrastructure.
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During question time on Wednesday, November 9 2005, the Premier indicated the current Government has committed $15.8b over the next four years for infrastructure -
(1) Can the Deputy Premier please table a copy of the budget for their portfolio area that outlines these projects, indicating -
(a) time of commencement;
(b) expected completion dates; and
(c) budget allocation for each project?
(2) What is the Deputy Premier’s definition of infrastructure?
(1) Can the Deputy Premier please table a copy of the budget for their portfolio area that outlines these projects, indicating -
(a) time of commencement;
(b) expected completion dates; and
(c) budget allocation for each project?
(2) What is the Deputy Premier’s definition of infrastructure?
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14 March 2006
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Parliamentary Secretary representing the Deputy Premier
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119 days
(b) expected completion dates; and (c) budget allocation for each project?
(c) budget allocation for each project?
(c) budget allocation for each project?
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