❓ A WA parliamentary question regarding Alcoa's supplementary property purchase scheme (SPPS), including the number of properties purchased, ongoing negotiations, and reporting on the scheme. The Minister provides factual answers and offers a briefing.
AnsweredQoN 63Legislative Council
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ALCOA — SUPPLEMENTARY PROPERTY PURCHASE PROGRAM
I refer to Alcoa’s supplementary property purchase scheme and to Mr Hendy Cowan, who has overseen the SPPS. (1) How many properties have been purchased by Alcoa? (2) How many properties are still under negotiation? (3) Has a report on the SPPS been given to government by Hendy Cowan? (4) Has any public report been provided by Hendy Cowan on the SPPS? (5) Will the minister provide me with a brief overview of what has been achieved so far with the SPPS? Hon KATE DOUST
I refer to Alcoa’s supplementary property purchase scheme and to Mr Hendy Cowan, who has overseen the SPPS. (1) How many properties have been purchased by Alcoa? (2) How many properties are still under negotiation? (3) Has a report on the SPPS been given to government by Hendy Cowan? (4) Has any public report been provided by Hendy Cowan on the SPPS? (5) Will the minister provide me with a brief overview of what has been achieved so far with the SPPS? Hon KATE DOUST
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I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(1) How many properties have been purchased by Alcoa? (2) How many properties are still under negotiation? (3) Has a report on the SPPS been given to government by Hendy Cowan? (4) Has any public report been provided by Hendy Cowan on the SPPS? (5) Will the minister provide me with a brief overview of what has been achieved so far with the SPPS? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(2) How many properties are still under negotiation? (3) Has a report on the SPPS been given to government by Hendy Cowan? (4) Has any public report been provided by Hendy Cowan on the SPPS? (5) Will the minister provide me with a brief overview of what has been achieved so far with the SPPS? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(3) Has a report on the SPPS been given to government by Hendy Cowan? (4) Has any public report been provided by Hendy Cowan on the SPPS? (5) Will the minister provide me with a brief overview of what has been achieved so far with the SPPS? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(4) Has any public report been provided by Hendy Cowan on the SPPS? (5) Will the minister provide me with a brief overview of what has been achieved so far with the SPPS? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(5) Will the minister provide me with a brief overview of what has been achieved so far with the SPPS? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(1) How many properties have been purchased by Alcoa? (2) How many properties are still under negotiation? (3) Has a report on the SPPS been given to government by Hendy Cowan? (4) Has any public report been provided by Hendy Cowan on the SPPS? (5) Will the minister provide me with a brief overview of what has been achieved so far with the SPPS? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(2) How many properties are still under negotiation? (3) Has a report on the SPPS been given to government by Hendy Cowan? (4) Has any public report been provided by Hendy Cowan on the SPPS? (5) Will the minister provide me with a brief overview of what has been achieved so far with the SPPS? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(3) Has a report on the SPPS been given to government by Hendy Cowan? (4) Has any public report been provided by Hendy Cowan on the SPPS? (5) Will the minister provide me with a brief overview of what has been achieved so far with the SPPS? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(4) Has any public report been provided by Hendy Cowan on the SPPS? (5) Will the minister provide me with a brief overview of what has been achieved so far with the SPPS? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(5) Will the minister provide me with a brief overview of what has been achieved so far with the SPPS? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
I thank the honourable member for some notice of this question. (1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(1) At 22 February 2008, Alcoa advised that it had purchased 52 properties. (2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(2) None. Under the provisions of the deed of undertaking, a valuation submitted by the administrator to Alcoa is an offer to purchase the eligible property at the valuation amount. (3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(3) Mr Cowan’s office submits a report on SPPS statistics to the Department of Industry and Resources each month. (4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(4) No. (5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
(5) If the honourable member wishes, a briefing on the supplementary property purchase scheme can be arranged.
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