❓ Hon Ken Travers requested average daily passenger boarding numbers for each train station for three financial years. The Public Transport Authority declined to provide the data, citing unreasonable time requirements for collation.
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What are the average daily passenger numbers boarding for each station in each month of the following financial years -
(a) 2009-10;
(b) 2010-11; and
(c) 2011-12?
(a) 2009-10;
(b) 2010-11; and
(c) 2011-12?
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Answered
24 May 2012
Responded by
Minister for Finance representing the Minister for Transport
Response time
56 days
The Public Transport Authority advises:
(a - c) The information requested would take an unreasonable amount of time to collate.
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(a - c) The information requested would take an unreasonable amount of time to collate.
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