❓ Mr. Catania inquires about the progress of the Meekatharra Hospital business case. The Minister confirms completion of the business case, its consideration in the budget process, and the likely retention of the existing site, but cites cabinet-in-confidence for cost and timeframe details.
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I refer to the Minister's responses from previous questions asked regarding the Meekatharra Hospital, and I ask: (a) Has the Department of Health commenced the business case for consideration for the Meekatharra Hospital; (b) If not, why not; (c) If the business case has commenced, what stage is it at; (d) What is the time frame for plans, costings and specifications; (e) Will the hospital be located on the same site or relocated to a new site; and (f) What is the estimated cost of the hospital?
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23 June 2020
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8 days
(a) Yes.
(b) Not applicable.
(c) The business case has been completed for consideration as part of the budget process.
(d) and (f) The business case is cabinet-in-confidence.
(e) At this stage, it is proposed the hospital will be located within the existing site.
(b) Not applicable.
(c) The business case has been completed for consideration as part of the budget process.
(d) and (f) The business case is cabinet-in-confidence.
(e) At this stage, it is proposed the hospital will be located within the existing site.
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