❓ A parliamentary question regarding the Alcoa supplementary property purchase program (SPPP) for residents affected by the Wagerup alumina refinery. The Minister clarifies deadlines and accessibility of program terms.
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ALCOA - SUPPLEMENTARY PROPERTY PURCHASE PROGRAM
I refer to the Aluminium Company of America - locally known as Alcoa - and the government of Western Australia’s proposed supplementary property purchase program, which aims to compensate residents living in the polluted air shed of the recently expanded Wagerup alumina refinery. (1) Can the minister confirm that the cut-off date for the owners of subject properties to nominate their decision to partake in the SPP program is still 4 April 2007? (2) When will the terms of reference for schedule 3 of the deed of undertaking be tabled in Parliament? (3) Why have these terms of reference, which are critical to the process, been delayed? (4) What steps will the government take to resolve these anomalies and review the time line for these arrangements? Hon KATE DOUST
I refer to the Aluminium Company of America - locally known as Alcoa - and the government of Western Australia’s proposed supplementary property purchase program, which aims to compensate residents living in the polluted air shed of the recently expanded Wagerup alumina refinery. (1) Can the minister confirm that the cut-off date for the owners of subject properties to nominate their decision to partake in the SPP program is still 4 April 2007? (2) When will the terms of reference for schedule 3 of the deed of undertaking be tabled in Parliament? (3) Why have these terms of reference, which are critical to the process, been delayed? (4) What steps will the government take to resolve these anomalies and review the time line for these arrangements? Hon KATE DOUST
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The cut-off date to register participation by seeking a property valuation is 3 April 2007. (2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
(1) Can the minister confirm that the cut-off date for the owners of subject properties to nominate their decision to partake in the SPP program is still 4 April 2007? (2) When will the terms of reference for schedule 3 of the deed of undertaking be tabled in Parliament? (3) Why have these terms of reference, which are critical to the process, been delayed? (4) What steps will the government take to resolve these anomalies and review the time line for these arrangements? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The cut-off date to register participation by seeking a property valuation is 3 April 2007. (2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
(2) When will the terms of reference for schedule 3 of the deed of undertaking be tabled in Parliament? (3) Why have these terms of reference, which are critical to the process, been delayed? (4) What steps will the government take to resolve these anomalies and review the time line for these arrangements? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The cut-off date to register participation by seeking a property valuation is 3 April 2007. (2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
(3) Why have these terms of reference, which are critical to the process, been delayed? (4) What steps will the government take to resolve these anomalies and review the time line for these arrangements? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The cut-off date to register participation by seeking a property valuation is 3 April 2007. (2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
(4) What steps will the government take to resolve these anomalies and review the time line for these arrangements? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The cut-off date to register participation by seeking a property valuation is 3 April 2007. (2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The cut-off date to register participation by seeking a property valuation is 3 April 2007. (2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The cut-off date to register participation by seeking a property valuation is 3 April 2007. (2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
(1) The cut-off date to register participation by seeking a property valuation is 3 April 2007. (2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
(2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
(4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
(1) Can the minister confirm that the cut-off date for the owners of subject properties to nominate their decision to partake in the SPP program is still 4 April 2007? (2) When will the terms of reference for schedule 3 of the deed of undertaking be tabled in Parliament? (3) Why have these terms of reference, which are critical to the process, been delayed? (4) What steps will the government take to resolve these anomalies and review the time line for these arrangements? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The cut-off date to register participation by seeking a property valuation is 3 April 2007. (2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
(2) When will the terms of reference for schedule 3 of the deed of undertaking be tabled in Parliament? (3) Why have these terms of reference, which are critical to the process, been delayed? (4) What steps will the government take to resolve these anomalies and review the time line for these arrangements? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The cut-off date to register participation by seeking a property valuation is 3 April 2007. (2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
(3) Why have these terms of reference, which are critical to the process, been delayed? (4) What steps will the government take to resolve these anomalies and review the time line for these arrangements? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The cut-off date to register participation by seeking a property valuation is 3 April 2007. (2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
(4) What steps will the government take to resolve these anomalies and review the time line for these arrangements? Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The cut-off date to register participation by seeking a property valuation is 3 April 2007. (2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
Hon KATE DOUST replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The cut-off date to register participation by seeking a property valuation is 3 April 2007. (2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The cut-off date to register participation by seeking a property valuation is 3 April 2007. (2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
(1) The cut-off date to register participation by seeking a property valuation is 3 April 2007. (2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
(2)-(3) The terms of reference have been publicly available and have been applied by the SPPP administrator since the Yarloop office opened on 4 October 2006. (4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
(4) The government considers that the terms of reference, including time lines, are clearly stated and have been consistently applied since the SPP scheme commenced.
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