❓ A parliamentary question addresses funding, planning, and management of the Tuart Forest National Park, specifically regarding contributions from Cable Sands and government expenditure on park maintenance and weed control.
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With reference to the Tuart Forest National Park, will the minister please advise - (1) How much has the Government received from Cable Sands (WA) Pty Ltd to prepare a Tuart Forest National Park management plan? (2) When will the plan be begun? (3) When will the plan be completed? (4) Why is there a delay in implementing this project, if any? (5) How much money did the Government spend on management of the park in - (a) 2003-04; (b) 2002-03; and (c) 2001-02? (6) How many hectares of weed control will be undertaken in the park this season? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(1) How much has the Government received from Cable Sands (WA) Pty Ltd to prepare a Tuart Forest National Park management plan? (2) When will the plan be begun? (3) When will the plan be completed? (4) Why is there a delay in implementing this project, if any? (5) How much money did the Government spend on management of the park in - (a) 2003-04; (b) 2002-03; and (c) 2001-02? (6) How many hectares of weed control will be undertaken in the park this season? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(2) When will the plan be begun? (3) When will the plan be completed? (4) Why is there a delay in implementing this project, if any? (5) How much money did the Government spend on management of the park in - (a) 2003-04; (b) 2002-03; and (c) 2001-02? (6) How many hectares of weed control will be undertaken in the park this season? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(3) When will the plan be completed? (4) Why is there a delay in implementing this project, if any? (5) How much money did the Government spend on management of the park in - (a) 2003-04; (b) 2002-03; and (c) 2001-02? (6) How many hectares of weed control will be undertaken in the park this season? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(4) Why is there a delay in implementing this project, if any? (5) How much money did the Government spend on management of the park in - (a) 2003-04; (b) 2002-03; and (c) 2001-02? (6) How many hectares of weed control will be undertaken in the park this season? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(5) How much money did the Government spend on management of the park in - (a) 2003-04; (b) 2002-03; and (c) 2001-02? (6) How many hectares of weed control will be undertaken in the park this season? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(b) 2002-03; and (c) 2001-02?
(c) 2001-02?
Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs.
(c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs.
These figures do not include planning and administrative costs.
(1) How much has the Government received from Cable Sands (WA) Pty Ltd to prepare a Tuart Forest National Park management plan? (2) When will the plan be begun? (3) When will the plan be completed? (4) Why is there a delay in implementing this project, if any? (5) How much money did the Government spend on management of the park in - (a) 2003-04; (b) 2002-03; and (c) 2001-02? (6) How many hectares of weed control will be undertaken in the park this season? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(2) When will the plan be begun? (3) When will the plan be completed? (4) Why is there a delay in implementing this project, if any? (5) How much money did the Government spend on management of the park in - (a) 2003-04; (b) 2002-03; and (c) 2001-02? (6) How many hectares of weed control will be undertaken in the park this season? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(3) When will the plan be completed? (4) Why is there a delay in implementing this project, if any? (5) How much money did the Government spend on management of the park in - (a) 2003-04; (b) 2002-03; and (c) 2001-02? (6) How many hectares of weed control will be undertaken in the park this season? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(4) Why is there a delay in implementing this project, if any? (5) How much money did the Government spend on management of the park in - (a) 2003-04; (b) 2002-03; and (c) 2001-02? (6) How many hectares of weed control will be undertaken in the park this season? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(5) How much money did the Government spend on management of the park in - (a) 2003-04; (b) 2002-03; and (c) 2001-02? (6) How many hectares of weed control will be undertaken in the park this season? Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(b) 2002-03; and (c) 2001-02?
(c) 2001-02?
Hon LJILJANNA RAVLICH replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(1)-(4) The Government has not received specific funding from Cable Sands for the preparation of a management plan for the Tuart Forest National Park. Cable Sands is required to provide $830 000 for the tuart conservation initiatives within 12 months following the commencement of mining. The Government has sought advice from the Tuart Response Group as well as the Department of Conservation and Land Management and the Conservation Commission of Western Australia on how best to allocate the funding. A final determination on the use of these funds has not been made. (5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(5) The Department of Conservation and Land Management spent the following amounts on direct management activities in the Tuart Forest National Park - (a) approximately $40 000 in 2003-04; (b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs. (6) Approximately 190 hectares of weed control will be conducted in the park in the 2004-05 financial year.
(b) approximately $55 000 in 2002-03; (c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs.
(c) approximately $26 000 in 2001-02. These figures do not include planning and administrative costs.
These figures do not include planning and administrative costs.
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