❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice regarding the government's LPG-fuelled vehicle trial, including its progress, results, and the Minister's personal commitment. The Minister deferred answering due to time constraints.
AnsweredQoN 141Legislative Council
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(1) Given the recent increases in the price differential between petrol and liquefied petroleum gas, has the take-up rate of LPG-fuelled government vehicles increased? (2) How many vehicles are now in the trial? (3) When does the Government expect to achieve its stated commitment to having 300 vehicles participating in the trial? (4) As the trial has run for more than two years, will the minister table the results? (5) Will the minister table the advice from the government fleet manager, referred to in question on notice 1655 answered on 11 May 2000; if not, why not? (6) Given the fuel pricing benefits of LPG, is the minister willing to show some leadership and commit to obtaining an LPG-powered vehicle when her current government-supplied vehicle is due to be replaced? Hon PETER FOSS
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Given the short time available, I ask that the question be placed on notice.
(2) How many vehicles are now in the trial? (3) When does the Government expect to achieve its stated commitment to having 300 vehicles participating in the trial? (4) As the trial has run for more than two years, will the minister table the results? (5) Will the minister table the advice from the government fleet manager, referred to in question on notice 1655 answered on 11 May 2000; if not, why not? (6) Given the fuel pricing benefits of LPG, is the minister willing to show some leadership and commit to obtaining an LPG-powered vehicle when her current government-supplied vehicle is due to be replaced? Hon PETER FOSS replied: Given the short time available, I ask that the question be placed on notice.
(3) When does the Government expect to achieve its stated commitment to having 300 vehicles participating in the trial? (4) As the trial has run for more than two years, will the minister table the results? (5) Will the minister table the advice from the government fleet manager, referred to in question on notice 1655 answered on 11 May 2000; if not, why not? (6) Given the fuel pricing benefits of LPG, is the minister willing to show some leadership and commit to obtaining an LPG-powered vehicle when her current government-supplied vehicle is due to be replaced? Hon PETER FOSS replied: Given the short time available, I ask that the question be placed on notice.
(4) As the trial has run for more than two years, will the minister table the results? (5) Will the minister table the advice from the government fleet manager, referred to in question on notice 1655 answered on 11 May 2000; if not, why not? (6) Given the fuel pricing benefits of LPG, is the minister willing to show some leadership and commit to obtaining an LPG-powered vehicle when her current government-supplied vehicle is due to be replaced? Hon PETER FOSS replied: Given the short time available, I ask that the question be placed on notice.
(5) Will the minister table the advice from the government fleet manager, referred to in question on notice 1655 answered on 11 May 2000; if not, why not? (6) Given the fuel pricing benefits of LPG, is the minister willing to show some leadership and commit to obtaining an LPG-powered vehicle when her current government-supplied vehicle is due to be replaced? Hon PETER FOSS replied: Given the short time available, I ask that the question be placed on notice.
(6) Given the fuel pricing benefits of LPG, is the minister willing to show some leadership and commit to obtaining an LPG-powered vehicle when her current government-supplied vehicle is due to be replaced? Hon PETER FOSS replied: Given the short time available, I ask that the question be placed on notice.
Hon PETER FOSS replied: Given the short time available, I ask that the question be placed on notice.
Given the short time available, I ask that the question be placed on notice.
(2) How many vehicles are now in the trial? (3) When does the Government expect to achieve its stated commitment to having 300 vehicles participating in the trial? (4) As the trial has run for more than two years, will the minister table the results? (5) Will the minister table the advice from the government fleet manager, referred to in question on notice 1655 answered on 11 May 2000; if not, why not? (6) Given the fuel pricing benefits of LPG, is the minister willing to show some leadership and commit to obtaining an LPG-powered vehicle when her current government-supplied vehicle is due to be replaced? Hon PETER FOSS replied: Given the short time available, I ask that the question be placed on notice.
(3) When does the Government expect to achieve its stated commitment to having 300 vehicles participating in the trial? (4) As the trial has run for more than two years, will the minister table the results? (5) Will the minister table the advice from the government fleet manager, referred to in question on notice 1655 answered on 11 May 2000; if not, why not? (6) Given the fuel pricing benefits of LPG, is the minister willing to show some leadership and commit to obtaining an LPG-powered vehicle when her current government-supplied vehicle is due to be replaced? Hon PETER FOSS replied: Given the short time available, I ask that the question be placed on notice.
(4) As the trial has run for more than two years, will the minister table the results? (5) Will the minister table the advice from the government fleet manager, referred to in question on notice 1655 answered on 11 May 2000; if not, why not? (6) Given the fuel pricing benefits of LPG, is the minister willing to show some leadership and commit to obtaining an LPG-powered vehicle when her current government-supplied vehicle is due to be replaced? Hon PETER FOSS replied: Given the short time available, I ask that the question be placed on notice.
(5) Will the minister table the advice from the government fleet manager, referred to in question on notice 1655 answered on 11 May 2000; if not, why not? (6) Given the fuel pricing benefits of LPG, is the minister willing to show some leadership and commit to obtaining an LPG-powered vehicle when her current government-supplied vehicle is due to be replaced? Hon PETER FOSS replied: Given the short time available, I ask that the question be placed on notice.
(6) Given the fuel pricing benefits of LPG, is the minister willing to show some leadership and commit to obtaining an LPG-powered vehicle when her current government-supplied vehicle is due to be replaced? Hon PETER FOSS replied: Given the short time available, I ask that the question be placed on notice.
Hon PETER FOSS replied: Given the short time available, I ask that the question be placed on notice.
Given the short time available, I ask that the question be placed on notice.
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