❓ A Western Australian parliamentary question seeks information on the number of leased vehicles, the leasing schemes used, and the total expected expenditure on vehicle leases for departments and agencies under the Minister Assisting the Minister for Water Resources. The answer provides details for the Water Corporation.
AnsweredQoN 332Legislative Council
Asked
26 April 2005
Member
Portfolio
Minister Assisting the Minister for Water Resources
QuestionView source ↗
Will the Minister please provide the following information for each Department or Agency under the Minister’s control -
(1) The total number of motor vehicles being leased by the Agency or Department as at April 7 2005?
(2) A breakdown of under which scheme(s) the motor vehicles are leased?
(3) The total amount expected to be spent on the lease of motor vehicles for each Department or Agency for 2004-2005?
(1) The total number of motor vehicles being leased by the Agency or Department as at April 7 2005?
(2) A breakdown of under which scheme(s) the motor vehicles are leased?
(3) The total amount expected to be spent on the lease of motor vehicles for each Department or Agency for 2004-2005?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
21 June 2005
Responded by
Minister for Fisheries representing the Minister for Minister Assisting the Minister for Water Resources
Response time
56 days
b) Executive Vehicle Scheme - 6 vehicle's. (3) The total cost for leasing of vehicles for 2004-2005 is $1,757,000. Water Corp (1) As at 7 April 2005, the total number of vehicles being leased by the Water Corporation is 559 vehicles from a total of 749 vehicles. As the Corporation owned vehicles become due for replacement, they are replaced with a State Fleet funded vehicle. (2) The Water Corporation leases its motor vehicles under the State Government Scheme. The breakdown of vehicles under this scheme is: · Executive vehicles - 10. · Standard home garaged leased vehicles - 549. (3) For 2004/2005, the Water Corporation expects to spend an estimated $4.29 million in lease costs with the Department of Treasury and Finance State Fleet funding facility.
(3) The total cost for leasing of vehicles for 2004-2005 is $1,757,000. Water Corp (1) As at 7 April 2005, the total number of vehicles being leased by the Water Corporation is 559 vehicles from a total of 749 vehicles. As the Corporation owned vehicles become due for replacement, they are replaced with a State Fleet funded vehicle. (2) The Water Corporation leases its motor vehicles under the State Government Scheme. The breakdown of vehicles under this scheme is: · Executive vehicles - 10. · Standard home garaged leased vehicles - 549. (3) For 2004/2005, the Water Corporation expects to spend an estimated $4.29 million in lease costs with the Department of Treasury and Finance State Fleet funding facility.
Water Corp (1) As at 7 April 2005, the total number of vehicles being leased by the Water Corporation is 559 vehicles from a total of 749 vehicles. As the Corporation owned vehicles become due for replacement, they are replaced with a State Fleet funded vehicle. (2) The Water Corporation leases its motor vehicles under the State Government Scheme. The breakdown of vehicles under this scheme is: · Executive vehicles - 10. · Standard home garaged leased vehicles - 549. (3) For 2004/2005, the Water Corporation expects to spend an estimated $4.29 million in lease costs with the Department of Treasury and Finance State Fleet funding facility.
(1) As at 7 April 2005, the total number of vehicles being leased by the Water Corporation is 559 vehicles from a total of 749 vehicles. As the Corporation owned vehicles become due for replacement, they are replaced with a State Fleet funded vehicle. (2) The Water Corporation leases its motor vehicles under the State Government Scheme. The breakdown of vehicles under this scheme is: · Executive vehicles - 10. · Standard home garaged leased vehicles - 549. (3) For 2004/2005, the Water Corporation expects to spend an estimated $4.29 million in lease costs with the Department of Treasury and Finance State Fleet funding facility.
(2) The Water Corporation leases its motor vehicles under the State Government Scheme. The breakdown of vehicles under this scheme is: · Executive vehicles - 10. · Standard home garaged leased vehicles - 549. (3) For 2004/2005, the Water Corporation expects to spend an estimated $4.29 million in lease costs with the Department of Treasury and Finance State Fleet funding facility.
· Executive vehicles - 10. · Standard home garaged leased vehicles - 549. (3) For 2004/2005, the Water Corporation expects to spend an estimated $4.29 million in lease costs with the Department of Treasury and Finance State Fleet funding facility.
· Standard home garaged leased vehicles - 549. (3) For 2004/2005, the Water Corporation expects to spend an estimated $4.29 million in lease costs with the Department of Treasury and Finance State Fleet funding facility.
(3) For 2004/2005, the Water Corporation expects to spend an estimated $4.29 million in lease costs with the Department of Treasury and Finance State Fleet funding facility.
(3) The total cost for leasing of vehicles for 2004-2005 is $1,757,000. Water Corp (1) As at 7 April 2005, the total number of vehicles being leased by the Water Corporation is 559 vehicles from a total of 749 vehicles. As the Corporation owned vehicles become due for replacement, they are replaced with a State Fleet funded vehicle. (2) The Water Corporation leases its motor vehicles under the State Government Scheme. The breakdown of vehicles under this scheme is: · Executive vehicles - 10. · Standard home garaged leased vehicles - 549. (3) For 2004/2005, the Water Corporation expects to spend an estimated $4.29 million in lease costs with the Department of Treasury and Finance State Fleet funding facility.
Water Corp (1) As at 7 April 2005, the total number of vehicles being leased by the Water Corporation is 559 vehicles from a total of 749 vehicles. As the Corporation owned vehicles become due for replacement, they are replaced with a State Fleet funded vehicle. (2) The Water Corporation leases its motor vehicles under the State Government Scheme. The breakdown of vehicles under this scheme is: · Executive vehicles - 10. · Standard home garaged leased vehicles - 549. (3) For 2004/2005, the Water Corporation expects to spend an estimated $4.29 million in lease costs with the Department of Treasury and Finance State Fleet funding facility.
(1) As at 7 April 2005, the total number of vehicles being leased by the Water Corporation is 559 vehicles from a total of 749 vehicles. As the Corporation owned vehicles become due for replacement, they are replaced with a State Fleet funded vehicle. (2) The Water Corporation leases its motor vehicles under the State Government Scheme. The breakdown of vehicles under this scheme is: · Executive vehicles - 10. · Standard home garaged leased vehicles - 549. (3) For 2004/2005, the Water Corporation expects to spend an estimated $4.29 million in lease costs with the Department of Treasury and Finance State Fleet funding facility.
(2) The Water Corporation leases its motor vehicles under the State Government Scheme. The breakdown of vehicles under this scheme is: · Executive vehicles - 10. · Standard home garaged leased vehicles - 549. (3) For 2004/2005, the Water Corporation expects to spend an estimated $4.29 million in lease costs with the Department of Treasury and Finance State Fleet funding facility.
· Executive vehicles - 10. · Standard home garaged leased vehicles - 549. (3) For 2004/2005, the Water Corporation expects to spend an estimated $4.29 million in lease costs with the Department of Treasury and Finance State Fleet funding facility.
· Standard home garaged leased vehicles - 549. (3) For 2004/2005, the Water Corporation expects to spend an estimated $4.29 million in lease costs with the Department of Treasury and Finance State Fleet funding facility.
(3) For 2004/2005, the Water Corporation expects to spend an estimated $4.29 million in lease costs with the Department of Treasury and Finance State Fleet funding facility.
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