❓ Dr. Constable (WA Parliament) requested detailed expenditure data on domestic violence programs from 2002-2006. The Minister cited difficulties in providing precise figures due to data collection methods and resource constraints, but provided overall budget figures for domestic violence programs for those years.
AnsweredQoN 1109Legislative Assembly
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(b) 2002-2003; (c) 2003-2004; (d) 2004-2005; and (e) 2005-2006?
(c) 2003-2004; (d) 2004-2005; and (e) 2005-2006?
(d) 2004-2005; and (e) 2005-2006?
(e) 2005-2006?
To undertake more detailed estimations and searching would take significant resources from the Department for Community Development. Should the member be more specific of particular programs, I can ask the Department to undertake manual searching to attempt to provide that information. Therefore the budget for domestic violence programs is provided: a) $17,197,773. b) $19,029,286. c) $19,794,146. d) $20,851,765. e) $21,029,071.
Therefore the budget for domestic violence programs is provided: a) $17,197,773. b) $19,029,286. c) $19,794,146. d) $20,851,765. e) $21,029,071.
a) $17,197,773. b) $19,029,286. c) $19,794,146. d) $20,851,765. e) $21,029,071.
b) $19,029,286. c) $19,794,146. d) $20,851,765. e) $21,029,071.
c) $19,794,146. d) $20,851,765. e) $21,029,071.
d) $20,851,765. e) $21,029,071.
e) $21,029,071.
(c) 2003-2004; (d) 2004-2005; and (e) 2005-2006?
(d) 2004-2005; and (e) 2005-2006?
(e) 2005-2006?
To undertake more detailed estimations and searching would take significant resources from the Department for Community Development. Should the member be more specific of particular programs, I can ask the Department to undertake manual searching to attempt to provide that information. Therefore the budget for domestic violence programs is provided: a) $17,197,773. b) $19,029,286. c) $19,794,146. d) $20,851,765. e) $21,029,071.
Therefore the budget for domestic violence programs is provided: a) $17,197,773. b) $19,029,286. c) $19,794,146. d) $20,851,765. e) $21,029,071.
a) $17,197,773. b) $19,029,286. c) $19,794,146. d) $20,851,765. e) $21,029,071.
b) $19,029,286. c) $19,794,146. d) $20,851,765. e) $21,029,071.
c) $19,794,146. d) $20,851,765. e) $21,029,071.
d) $20,851,765. e) $21,029,071.
e) $21,029,071.
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Answered
13 June 2006
Responded by
Minister for Community Development
Response time
42 days
There are a range of difficulties in providing the figures requested. Allocation or budget for domestic violence Government and non-Government funded programs are provided each year. However expenditure on domestic violence programs provided by the non government sector can be spent across financial years. In addition, expenditure on domestic violence is recorded at a service level and not separately identified at a cost centre or budgetary level.
To undertake more detailed estimations and searching would take significant resources from the Department for Community Development. Should the member be more specific of particular programs, I can ask the Department to undertake manual searching to attempt to provide that information.
Therefore the budget for domestic violence programs is provided:
a) $17,197,773.
b) $19,029,286.
c) $19,794,146.
d) $20,851,765.
e) $21,029,071.
To undertake more detailed estimations and searching would take significant resources from the Department for Community Development. Should the member be more specific of particular programs, I can ask the Department to undertake manual searching to attempt to provide that information.
Therefore the budget for domestic violence programs is provided:
a) $17,197,773.
b) $19,029,286.
c) $19,794,146.
d) $20,851,765.
e) $21,029,071.
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