❓ Hon Martin Pritchard asks about revenue guarantees, government income, and subsidies related to parking contracts at QEII Medical Centre and the New Children's Hospital with Wilsons and Capella Capital. The answer clarifies the financial arrangements, including licence fees paid to the QEIIMC Trust and subsidies for patient parking concessions.
AnsweredQoN 4044Legislative Council
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I refer to the contract for parking at QEII Medical Centre and the New Children's Hospital, and I ask, for each of Wilsons and Capella Capital: (a) is there any guaranteed revenue to the private operators as part of the contract and, if so, how much is it; (b) does the Government receive any income from the company and, if so, how much; and (c) what is the subsidy to the private operators of the car park for concessions on staff and visitor parking in 2014-2015 and 2015 to date?
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Answered
21 June 2016
Responded by
Minister for Planning representing the Minister for Health
Response time
76 days
(a) No.
(b) Under the Project Agreement (available on the Department of Treasury’s website) a licence fee payment is due to the Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre (QEIIMC) Trust in return for Project Co (Capella Parking) retaining the revenue from the At-Grade parking. To the end of March 2016, licence fees to the value of $3,797,656 have been paid to QEIIMC Trust.
(c) The amount paid to Capella Parking for concessions on parking (i.e. “subsidised parking scheme”, where the decision has been taken to not charge the gazetted rate for car parking for eligible patients) in 2014-15 was $20,990.73 and in 2015-16 (to March 2016) is $13,394.00. Note, this scheme is not available to staff.
(b) Under the Project Agreement (available on the Department of Treasury’s website) a licence fee payment is due to the Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre (QEIIMC) Trust in return for Project Co (Capella Parking) retaining the revenue from the At-Grade parking. To the end of March 2016, licence fees to the value of $3,797,656 have been paid to QEIIMC Trust.
(c) The amount paid to Capella Parking for concessions on parking (i.e. “subsidised parking scheme”, where the decision has been taken to not charge the gazetted rate for car parking for eligible patients) in 2014-15 was $20,990.73 and in 2015-16 (to March 2016) is $13,394.00. Note, this scheme is not available to staff.
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