❓ Question on Notice regarding the increase in the key effectiveness indicator for Category B occurrences on public transport and the number of such occurrences in specific categories. The answer refers to a previous question for detailed information.
AnsweredQoN 2116Legislative Assembly
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(1) Why has the key effectiveness indicator for Category B occurrences been revised up from the 2016-17 budget target of 10.75 occurrences per million passenger boardings to 16.46 occurrences per million passenger boardings for 2017-18? (2) How many category B occurrences were there in 2016-17 for each incident category including slips, trips and falls, trespass and level crossing occurrences? (3) How many category B occurrences are estimated in 2017-18 for each incident category including slips, trips and falls, trespass and level crossing occurrences? (4) Was the Auditor General's Office involved in the revision of these key effectiveness indicators?
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Answered
22 November 2017
Responded by
Minister for Transport; Planning; Lands
Response time
13 days
(1) The Public Transport Authority (PTA) calculates the key effectiveness indicator for Category B occurrences per million passenger boarding’s by dividing the expected number of Category B incidents by the projected passenger boardings and then multiplying this number by the standardising factor of 1,000,000.
As outlined in the answer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 2115, the PTA considered the increase in the number of Category B occurrences of previous years and applied a conservative estimate of a 9 per cent increase of incidents (from 918 to 1,000) for 2017/18. This resulted in the target figure of 16.46 for 2017/18.
(2)-(4) Please refer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 2115.
As outlined in the answer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 2115, the PTA considered the increase in the number of Category B occurrences of previous years and applied a conservative estimate of a 9 per cent increase of incidents (from 918 to 1,000) for 2017/18. This resulted in the target figure of 16.46 for 2017/18.
(2)-(4) Please refer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 2115.
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