❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice investigates the availability of online payment options for various government agencies within the Planning and Infrastructure portfolio, revealing varying levels of implementation and future plans.
AnsweredQoN 1705Legislative Assembly
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(1) For each Government agency falling within your portfolio responsibilities, have internet websites been established that will allow for the on-site payments of invoices, licenses, charges, fines and other fees?
(2) If not, what payments are unable to be made on-line and why?
(3) For those payments not payable on-line, what actions are being taken to allow them to be paid electronically and when will on-line payment be provided?
(2) If not, what payments are unable to be made on-line and why?
(3) For those payments not payable on-line, what actions are being taken to allow them to be paid electronically and when will on-line payment be provided?
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Answered
16 September 2003
Responded by
Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
90 days
(1) Yes with some limitations (2) As a public agency, the DPI must continue to offer payment channels other than the internet as many of its clients do not have easy access to a computer. In addition to this, there are a range of payments which require an ‘in person’ appearance. These include (but are not limited to); · Where the customer is required to complete testing e.g. (Learner’s Permit). · Where a vehicle is required for examination. · Payment of examination fees for Mariners. An invoice is not generated because payment is made during attendance (making an on-line option unnecessary). . There are other instances where the low volume of transactions does not currently warrant investment in an on-line solution. (3) In regard to its areas of largest transaction, the DPI has a number of projects in train to provide a range of on-line options. As an example, the biggest of these projects, which involves a substantial upgrade of the State’s motor vehicle driving and licensing system, is planned for implementation before the end of the year. This will allow establishment of credit card, Bpay and EFTPOS options. Western Australian Planning Commission (1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) As a public agency, the DPI must continue to offer payment channels other than the internet as many of its clients do not have easy access to a computer. In addition to this, there are a range of payments which require an ‘in person’ appearance. These include (but are not limited to); · Where the customer is required to complete testing e.g. (Learner’s Permit). · Where a vehicle is required for examination. · Payment of examination fees for Mariners. An invoice is not generated because payment is made during attendance (making an on-line option unnecessary). . There are other instances where the low volume of transactions does not currently warrant investment in an on-line solution. (3) In regard to its areas of largest transaction, the DPI has a number of projects in train to provide a range of on-line options. As an example, the biggest of these projects, which involves a substantial upgrade of the State’s motor vehicle driving and licensing system, is planned for implementation before the end of the year. This will allow establishment of credit card, Bpay and EFTPOS options. Western Australian Planning Commission (1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
· Where the customer is required to complete testing e.g. (Learner’s Permit). · Where a vehicle is required for examination. · Payment of examination fees for Mariners. An invoice is not generated because payment is made during attendance (making an on-line option unnecessary). . There are other instances where the low volume of transactions does not currently warrant investment in an on-line solution. (3) In regard to its areas of largest transaction, the DPI has a number of projects in train to provide a range of on-line options. As an example, the biggest of these projects, which involves a substantial upgrade of the State’s motor vehicle driving and licensing system, is planned for implementation before the end of the year. This will allow establishment of credit card, Bpay and EFTPOS options. Western Australian Planning Commission (1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
· Where a vehicle is required for examination. · Payment of examination fees for Mariners. An invoice is not generated because payment is made during attendance (making an on-line option unnecessary). . There are other instances where the low volume of transactions does not currently warrant investment in an on-line solution. (3) In regard to its areas of largest transaction, the DPI has a number of projects in train to provide a range of on-line options. As an example, the biggest of these projects, which involves a substantial upgrade of the State’s motor vehicle driving and licensing system, is planned for implementation before the end of the year. This will allow establishment of credit card, Bpay and EFTPOS options. Western Australian Planning Commission (1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
· Payment of examination fees for Mariners. An invoice is not generated because payment is made during attendance (making an on-line option unnecessary). . There are other instances where the low volume of transactions does not currently warrant investment in an on-line solution. (3) In regard to its areas of largest transaction, the DPI has a number of projects in train to provide a range of on-line options. As an example, the biggest of these projects, which involves a substantial upgrade of the State’s motor vehicle driving and licensing system, is planned for implementation before the end of the year. This will allow establishment of credit card, Bpay and EFTPOS options. Western Australian Planning Commission (1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
There are other instances where the low volume of transactions does not currently warrant investment in an on-line solution. (3) In regard to its areas of largest transaction, the DPI has a number of projects in train to provide a range of on-line options. As an example, the biggest of these projects, which involves a substantial upgrade of the State’s motor vehicle driving and licensing system, is planned for implementation before the end of the year. This will allow establishment of credit card, Bpay and EFTPOS options. Western Australian Planning Commission (1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) In regard to its areas of largest transaction, the DPI has a number of projects in train to provide a range of on-line options. As an example, the biggest of these projects, which involves a substantial upgrade of the State’s motor vehicle driving and licensing system, is planned for implementation before the end of the year. This will allow establishment of credit card, Bpay and EFTPOS options. Western Australian Planning Commission (1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
Western Australian Planning Commission (1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) As a public agency, the DPI must continue to offer payment channels other than the internet as many of its clients do not have easy access to a computer. In addition to this, there are a range of payments which require an ‘in person’ appearance. These include (but are not limited to); · Where the customer is required to complete testing e.g. (Learner’s Permit). · Where a vehicle is required for examination. · Payment of examination fees for Mariners. An invoice is not generated because payment is made during attendance (making an on-line option unnecessary). . There are other instances where the low volume of transactions does not currently warrant investment in an on-line solution. (3) In regard to its areas of largest transaction, the DPI has a number of projects in train to provide a range of on-line options. As an example, the biggest of these projects, which involves a substantial upgrade of the State’s motor vehicle driving and licensing system, is planned for implementation before the end of the year. This will allow establishment of credit card, Bpay and EFTPOS options. Western Australian Planning Commission (1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
· Where the customer is required to complete testing e.g. (Learner’s Permit). · Where a vehicle is required for examination. · Payment of examination fees for Mariners. An invoice is not generated because payment is made during attendance (making an on-line option unnecessary). . There are other instances where the low volume of transactions does not currently warrant investment in an on-line solution. (3) In regard to its areas of largest transaction, the DPI has a number of projects in train to provide a range of on-line options. As an example, the biggest of these projects, which involves a substantial upgrade of the State’s motor vehicle driving and licensing system, is planned for implementation before the end of the year. This will allow establishment of credit card, Bpay and EFTPOS options. Western Australian Planning Commission (1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
· Where a vehicle is required for examination. · Payment of examination fees for Mariners. An invoice is not generated because payment is made during attendance (making an on-line option unnecessary). . There are other instances where the low volume of transactions does not currently warrant investment in an on-line solution. (3) In regard to its areas of largest transaction, the DPI has a number of projects in train to provide a range of on-line options. As an example, the biggest of these projects, which involves a substantial upgrade of the State’s motor vehicle driving and licensing system, is planned for implementation before the end of the year. This will allow establishment of credit card, Bpay and EFTPOS options. Western Australian Planning Commission (1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
· Payment of examination fees for Mariners. An invoice is not generated because payment is made during attendance (making an on-line option unnecessary). . There are other instances where the low volume of transactions does not currently warrant investment in an on-line solution. (3) In regard to its areas of largest transaction, the DPI has a number of projects in train to provide a range of on-line options. As an example, the biggest of these projects, which involves a substantial upgrade of the State’s motor vehicle driving and licensing system, is planned for implementation before the end of the year. This will allow establishment of credit card, Bpay and EFTPOS options. Western Australian Planning Commission (1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
There are other instances where the low volume of transactions does not currently warrant investment in an on-line solution. (3) In regard to its areas of largest transaction, the DPI has a number of projects in train to provide a range of on-line options. As an example, the biggest of these projects, which involves a substantial upgrade of the State’s motor vehicle driving and licensing system, is planned for implementation before the end of the year. This will allow establishment of credit card, Bpay and EFTPOS options. Western Australian Planning Commission (1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) In regard to its areas of largest transaction, the DPI has a number of projects in train to provide a range of on-line options. As an example, the biggest of these projects, which involves a substantial upgrade of the State’s motor vehicle driving and licensing system, is planned for implementation before the end of the year. This will allow establishment of credit card, Bpay and EFTPOS options. Western Australian Planning Commission (1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
Western Australian Planning Commission (1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(1) No (2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) No payments are available on-line. Payments for Land Development Application fees are collected by the Department for Planning and Infrastructure on behalf of the WA Planning Commission. The Department is currently unable to receive the application and geographical presentation (i.e. diagrams of survey and plans) on-line. (3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) A review of the South Australian Model (EDALA) is being conducted for a possible implementation in the future. Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
Public Transport Authority (1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(1) Yes, for the purchase of TransWA passenger tickets (2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) Revenue collections from Transperth will be enhanced by the SmartRider card system to be launched in 2004/05. Other payments for miscellaneous services, rent for example, can be made by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). Fines imposed on passengers for fare evasion etc cannot be readily paid on-line (3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) No current actions are planned Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
Main Roads WA (1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(1) No (2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) Due to the nature of Main Roads’ business, less than 2 per cent of revenue comes from non-Government sources. However, payments are accepted by credit and bank cards in person, by mail and by telephone. The predominant direct transaction involves payment for the issue of Heavy Vehicle Permits. (3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) Work is currently in progress to facilitate the payment of Heavy Vehicle Permit fees on-line. This is expected to be available within the next two years. The feasibility of accepting other payments on-line is also being examined. LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
LandCorp (1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(1) No. LandCorp does not issue licences, fines or fees. (2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) Invoices are issued for the sale of land and for the payments of rent and payment of consultancy and project management fees. This is consistent with Industry norms. (3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) Electronic payment via websites is not currently being pursued for the transactions applicable to LandCorp because these are low-volume high-value transactions. However, facilities are available for the electronic transfer of funds for payments. Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
Armadale Redevelopment Authority (1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(1) No (2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) The only payments to ARA at this stage are development approval application fees. The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
The application fees are payable when lodging the development application and at this stage, development application and supporting documents and plans cannot be electronically received. (3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) As the ARA is in its infancy it will investigate the possiblity in due course. Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
Midland Redevelopment Authority (1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(1) No. (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
East Perth and Subiaco Redevelopment Authorities (1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(1) No (2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) The charges that are applicable are generally development application fees, which are small volume, high value transactions. Payment is made concurrent with the submission of development applications (DA). DAs have size A0 plans attached which, with the technology the Authority has currently cannot be processed on line. (3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) Investigations are currently in progress to address the issues raised in point (2) Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
Port Authorities (1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(1) No. (2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(2) All. There has been no demand for such a service. (3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
(3) Payments can be made via electronic funds transfer. There are no plans to introduce a web site payment facility at this stage.
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