❓ This parliamentary question seeks to determine the total state government funding allocated to investigating water extraction from the South West Yarragadee aquifer since the Labor party assumed power. The answer details the expenditure and the types of studies undertaken.
AnsweredQoN 2217Legislative Assembly
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What is the total amount of State Government funding expended on investigating the extraction of water from the South West Yarragagdee since Labor came to power, as at the end of last quarter?
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Answered
12 June 2007
Responded by
Minister for Water Resources
Response time
35 days
Up to the end of the March quarter 2007, $15.38 million has been expended by the Water Corporation and the Department of Water on investigating the extraction of water from the South West Yarragadee since Labor came to power. This expenditure has delivered essential information for ongoing effective management of the groundwater resources in the south west including environmental and vegetation studies; social impact studies; monitoring bores; a test bore; pump testing and hydrogeological modelling.
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