❓ Hon Barbara Scott asks about recouping lost entrance fees ($420,000) at the Fremantle Maritime Museum due to a glass breakage incident. Hon Adele Farina responds that the actual loss was $342,000 and is being met by the government, with the Department of Housing and Works managing a potential claim.
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FREMANTLE MARITIME MUSEUM - ENTRANCE FEES
Will the minister advise the Parliament whether efforts have been made to recoup some of the costs of the $420 000 in lost entrance fees, as outlined in her media release issued on 23 September 2005; and, if so, how much has been recouped, and from what sources? Hon ADELE FARINA
Will the minister advise the Parliament whether efforts have been made to recoup some of the costs of the $420 000 in lost entrance fees, as outlined in her media release issued on 23 September 2005; and, if so, how much has been recouped, and from what sources? Hon ADELE FARINA
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. The member has tried to edit the introductory remarks of the question. The written question refers to the Fremantle Maritime Museum, which was not clear by the question that the member asked because she omitted the introductory paragraph. However, the substance of the question is the same. The actual loss of revenue resulting from the glass breakage incident is $342 000, which is being met by the government. The Department of Housing and Works is managing the prospect of a claim in consultation with the State Solicitor’s Office.
Hon ADELE FARINA replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The member has tried to edit the introductory remarks of the question. The written question refers to the Fremantle Maritime Museum, which was not clear by the question that the member asked because she omitted the introductory paragraph. However, the substance of the question is the same. The actual loss of revenue resulting from the glass breakage incident is $342 000, which is being met by the government. The Department of Housing and Works is managing the prospect of a claim in consultation with the State Solicitor’s Office.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. The member has tried to edit the introductory remarks of the question. The written question refers to the Fremantle Maritime Museum, which was not clear by the question that the member asked because she omitted the introductory paragraph. However, the substance of the question is the same. The actual loss of revenue resulting from the glass breakage incident is $342 000, which is being met by the government. The Department of Housing and Works is managing the prospect of a claim in consultation with the State Solicitor’s Office.
Hon ADELE FARINA replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. The member has tried to edit the introductory remarks of the question. The written question refers to the Fremantle Maritime Museum, which was not clear by the question that the member asked because she omitted the introductory paragraph. However, the substance of the question is the same. The actual loss of revenue resulting from the glass breakage incident is $342 000, which is being met by the government. The Department of Housing and Works is managing the prospect of a claim in consultation with the State Solicitor’s Office.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. The member has tried to edit the introductory remarks of the question. The written question refers to the Fremantle Maritime Museum, which was not clear by the question that the member asked because she omitted the introductory paragraph. However, the substance of the question is the same. The actual loss of revenue resulting from the glass breakage incident is $342 000, which is being met by the government. The Department of Housing and Works is managing the prospect of a claim in consultation with the State Solicitor’s Office.
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