❓ WA Parliamentary Question on Notice regarding the sale of government-owned assets with a value of $500,000 or more. The response details the sale of a residential hostel to the Disability Services Commission and the application of funds.
AnsweredQoN 1771Legislative Assembly
Asked
20 October 2009
Member
Portfolio
Child Protection; Community Services; Seniors and Volunteering; Women's Interests
QuestionView source ↗
With respect to the departments and agencies under the Minister’s control, will the Minister please provide the following details for all Government-owned assets sold since 30 June 2008 which had a sale value of $500,000 or more:
(a) name and nature of the asset;
(b) date sold;
(c) nature of sale and name of buyer;
(d) proceeds received from the asset;
(e) associated revenue from the sale, such as stamp duty;
(f) the application of the funds received; and
(g) any associated costs incurred in the sale process?
(a) name and nature of the asset;
(b) date sold;
(c) nature of sale and name of buyer;
(d) proceeds received from the asset;
(e) associated revenue from the sale, such as stamp duty;
(f) the application of the funds received; and
(g) any associated costs incurred in the sale process?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
19 November 2009
Responded by
Minister representing the Minister for Child Protection; Community Services; Seniors and Volunteering; Women's Interests
Response time
30 days
Department for Communities
(a) Nil
(b - g) Not applicable
Department for Child Protection
(a) 152 Robert Street, Como, Western Australia (WA). This property was held in Record of Certificate of Crown Land Title Volume LR3155, Folio 789 as unallocated Crown Land in the name of the State of WA. It is legally described as Lot 500 on deposit plan 61869.
The property is described as an eight bed residential hostel previously operated by the Department for Child Protection as an Entry and Assessment Centre.
(b) 21 April 2009.
(c) Transfer to Disability Services Commission.
(d) $1 454 545.
(e) Nil.
(f) The disposal of this facility off set the cost of the capital works program to roll out the new and reformed residential care facilities and services as per the Ford Review 2007.
(g) Nil.
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(a) Nil
(b - g) Not applicable
Department for Child Protection
(a) 152 Robert Street, Como, Western Australia (WA). This property was held in Record of Certificate of Crown Land Title Volume LR3155, Folio 789 as unallocated Crown Land in the name of the State of WA. It is legally described as Lot 500 on deposit plan 61869.
The property is described as an eight bed residential hostel previously operated by the Department for Child Protection as an Entry and Assessment Centre.
(b) 21 April 2009.
(c) Transfer to Disability Services Commission.
(d) $1 454 545.
(e) Nil.
(f) The disposal of this facility off set the cost of the capital works program to roll out the new and reformed residential care facilities and services as per the Ford Review 2007.
(g) Nil.
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