❓ WA Police to fund a $24 million helicopter purchase through the sale of various land and assets, with proceeds dedicated solely to capital costs.
AnsweredQoN 593Legislative Council
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POLICE — HELICOPTER FUNDING
Can the minister advise how the purchase price of $24 million for the police helicopter will be funded and, in particular — (a) if funded by asset or land sales, please detail what assets and/or land have been identified for sale; and (b) will the proceeds of the sales fund capital costs or is it anticipated that it will cover recurrent costs; and, if so, will the proceeds cover the costs in part or in whole? Hon PETER COLLIER
Can the minister advise how the purchase price of $24 million for the police helicopter will be funded and, in particular — (a) if funded by asset or land sales, please detail what assets and/or land have been identified for sale; and (b) will the proceeds of the sales fund capital costs or is it anticipated that it will cover recurrent costs; and, if so, will the proceeds cover the costs in part or in whole? Hon PETER COLLIER
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I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. On behalf of the Minister for Police I provide the following response — (a) The assets that have been identified for sale to fund the $24 million for the police helicopter are the Canning Vale vacant land; Onslow vacant land; ex Innaloo police station; Monck Lane, Albany; ex Brunswick Junction police station; Newman vacant land; ex North Perth police station; ex Leederville police station; Albany vacant land; Leonora old OIC quarters; Lincoln Street, Highgate—subdivide vacant land; Karratha District Office vacant land, Busselton police station/courthouse; and traffic headquarters—the old Perth Girl’s School. (b) The proceeds of the sales will fund capital costs only.
(a) if funded by asset or land sales, please detail what assets and/or land have been identified for sale; and (b) will the proceeds of the sales fund capital costs or is it anticipated that it will cover recurrent costs; and, if so, will the proceeds cover the costs in part or in whole? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. On behalf of the Minister for Police I provide the following response — (a) The assets that have been identified for sale to fund the $24 million for the police helicopter are the Canning Vale vacant land; Onslow vacant land; ex Innaloo police station; Monck Lane, Albany; ex Brunswick Junction police station; Newman vacant land; ex North Perth police station; ex Leederville police station; Albany vacant land; Leonora old OIC quarters; Lincoln Street, Highgate—subdivide vacant land; Karratha District Office vacant land, Busselton police station/courthouse; and traffic headquarters—the old Perth Girl’s School. (b) The proceeds of the sales will fund capital costs only.
(b) will the proceeds of the sales fund capital costs or is it anticipated that it will cover recurrent costs; and, if so, will the proceeds cover the costs in part or in whole? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. On behalf of the Minister for Police I provide the following response — (a) The assets that have been identified for sale to fund the $24 million for the police helicopter are the Canning Vale vacant land; Onslow vacant land; ex Innaloo police station; Monck Lane, Albany; ex Brunswick Junction police station; Newman vacant land; ex North Perth police station; ex Leederville police station; Albany vacant land; Leonora old OIC quarters; Lincoln Street, Highgate—subdivide vacant land; Karratha District Office vacant land, Busselton police station/courthouse; and traffic headquarters—the old Perth Girl’s School. (b) The proceeds of the sales will fund capital costs only.
Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. On behalf of the Minister for Police I provide the following response — (a) The assets that have been identified for sale to fund the $24 million for the police helicopter are the Canning Vale vacant land; Onslow vacant land; ex Innaloo police station; Monck Lane, Albany; ex Brunswick Junction police station; Newman vacant land; ex North Perth police station; ex Leederville police station; Albany vacant land; Leonora old OIC quarters; Lincoln Street, Highgate—subdivide vacant land; Karratha District Office vacant land, Busselton police station/courthouse; and traffic headquarters—the old Perth Girl’s School. (b) The proceeds of the sales will fund capital costs only.
I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. On behalf of the Minister for Police I provide the following response — (a) The assets that have been identified for sale to fund the $24 million for the police helicopter are the Canning Vale vacant land; Onslow vacant land; ex Innaloo police station; Monck Lane, Albany; ex Brunswick Junction police station; Newman vacant land; ex North Perth police station; ex Leederville police station; Albany vacant land; Leonora old OIC quarters; Lincoln Street, Highgate—subdivide vacant land; Karratha District Office vacant land, Busselton police station/courthouse; and traffic headquarters—the old Perth Girl’s School. (b) The proceeds of the sales will fund capital costs only.
(a) The assets that have been identified for sale to fund the $24 million for the police helicopter are the Canning Vale vacant land; Onslow vacant land; ex Innaloo police station; Monck Lane, Albany; ex Brunswick Junction police station; Newman vacant land; ex North Perth police station; ex Leederville police station; Albany vacant land; Leonora old OIC quarters; Lincoln Street, Highgate—subdivide vacant land; Karratha District Office vacant land, Busselton police station/courthouse; and traffic headquarters—the old Perth Girl’s School. (b) The proceeds of the sales will fund capital costs only.
(b) The proceeds of the sales will fund capital costs only.
(a) if funded by asset or land sales, please detail what assets and/or land have been identified for sale; and (b) will the proceeds of the sales fund capital costs or is it anticipated that it will cover recurrent costs; and, if so, will the proceeds cover the costs in part or in whole? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. On behalf of the Minister for Police I provide the following response — (a) The assets that have been identified for sale to fund the $24 million for the police helicopter are the Canning Vale vacant land; Onslow vacant land; ex Innaloo police station; Monck Lane, Albany; ex Brunswick Junction police station; Newman vacant land; ex North Perth police station; ex Leederville police station; Albany vacant land; Leonora old OIC quarters; Lincoln Street, Highgate—subdivide vacant land; Karratha District Office vacant land, Busselton police station/courthouse; and traffic headquarters—the old Perth Girl’s School. (b) The proceeds of the sales will fund capital costs only.
(b) will the proceeds of the sales fund capital costs or is it anticipated that it will cover recurrent costs; and, if so, will the proceeds cover the costs in part or in whole? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. On behalf of the Minister for Police I provide the following response — (a) The assets that have been identified for sale to fund the $24 million for the police helicopter are the Canning Vale vacant land; Onslow vacant land; ex Innaloo police station; Monck Lane, Albany; ex Brunswick Junction police station; Newman vacant land; ex North Perth police station; ex Leederville police station; Albany vacant land; Leonora old OIC quarters; Lincoln Street, Highgate—subdivide vacant land; Karratha District Office vacant land, Busselton police station/courthouse; and traffic headquarters—the old Perth Girl’s School. (b) The proceeds of the sales will fund capital costs only.
Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. On behalf of the Minister for Police I provide the following response — (a) The assets that have been identified for sale to fund the $24 million for the police helicopter are the Canning Vale vacant land; Onslow vacant land; ex Innaloo police station; Monck Lane, Albany; ex Brunswick Junction police station; Newman vacant land; ex North Perth police station; ex Leederville police station; Albany vacant land; Leonora old OIC quarters; Lincoln Street, Highgate—subdivide vacant land; Karratha District Office vacant land, Busselton police station/courthouse; and traffic headquarters—the old Perth Girl’s School. (b) The proceeds of the sales will fund capital costs only.
I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. On behalf of the Minister for Police I provide the following response — (a) The assets that have been identified for sale to fund the $24 million for the police helicopter are the Canning Vale vacant land; Onslow vacant land; ex Innaloo police station; Monck Lane, Albany; ex Brunswick Junction police station; Newman vacant land; ex North Perth police station; ex Leederville police station; Albany vacant land; Leonora old OIC quarters; Lincoln Street, Highgate—subdivide vacant land; Karratha District Office vacant land, Busselton police station/courthouse; and traffic headquarters—the old Perth Girl’s School. (b) The proceeds of the sales will fund capital costs only.
(a) The assets that have been identified for sale to fund the $24 million for the police helicopter are the Canning Vale vacant land; Onslow vacant land; ex Innaloo police station; Monck Lane, Albany; ex Brunswick Junction police station; Newman vacant land; ex North Perth police station; ex Leederville police station; Albany vacant land; Leonora old OIC quarters; Lincoln Street, Highgate—subdivide vacant land; Karratha District Office vacant land, Busselton police station/courthouse; and traffic headquarters—the old Perth Girl’s School. (b) The proceeds of the sales will fund capital costs only.
(b) The proceeds of the sales will fund capital costs only.
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