❓ Hon Giz Watson questions the Premier regarding the social impact assessment for the proposed Browse LNG Development at James Price Point, receiving detailed responses from the Department of State Development.
AnsweredQoN 734Legislative Council
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With regard to the proposed Browse LNG Development at James Price Point, -
(1) Who is conducting the social impact assessment?
(2) How many full time equivalent staff are working on the social impact assessment?
(3) How long is the assessment expected to take?
(4) What is the budget for the social impact assessment?
(5) Who will be consulted for the social impact assessment?
(6) Will there be a public comment period for the social impact assessment?
(7) If no to (6), why not?
(8) If yes to (6), how long will the public comment period be?
(1) Who is conducting the social impact assessment?
(2) How many full time equivalent staff are working on the social impact assessment?
(3) How long is the assessment expected to take?
(4) What is the budget for the social impact assessment?
(5) Who will be consulted for the social impact assessment?
(6) Will there be a public comment period for the social impact assessment?
(7) If no to (6), why not?
(8) If yes to (6), how long will the public comment period be?
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Answered
2 June 2009
Responded by
Leader of the House representing the Premier
Response time
26 days
Department of State Development advises:
(1)The Department of State Development as precinct proponent in conjunction with the Department for Planning and Infrastructure has responsibility for the assessment.
(2) An average of three full-time equivalents over 12 months.
(3) The social impact assessment is due for completion in November 2009.
(4) $800,000.
(5) Local community, local government, Government, the Aboriginal community, non-government organisations, fisheries, pearling, tourism and other industries, the broader Australian community through media and information releases, and public comment periods.
(6) Yes, the social impact assessment is to be incorporated within the strategic assessment reporting process. The strategic assessment report will be completed by late 2009 and released for public comment. The report will include environmental, heritage and social impact assessments and related management plans.
(7) Not applicable.
(8) A minimum of 28 days.
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(1)The Department of State Development as precinct proponent in conjunction with the Department for Planning and Infrastructure has responsibility for the assessment.
(2) An average of three full-time equivalents over 12 months.
(3) The social impact assessment is due for completion in November 2009.
(4) $800,000.
(5) Local community, local government, Government, the Aboriginal community, non-government organisations, fisheries, pearling, tourism and other industries, the broader Australian community through media and information releases, and public comment periods.
(6) Yes, the social impact assessment is to be incorporated within the strategic assessment reporting process. The strategic assessment report will be completed by late 2009 and released for public comment. The report will include environmental, heritage and social impact assessments and related management plans.
(7) Not applicable.
(8) A minimum of 28 days.
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