❓ WA Parliamentary Question on Notice regarding the opening/closing of licensing centres and the implementation of EFTPOS facilities, revealing the rollout was tied to the TRELIS system upgrade in 2004.
AnsweredQoN 2183Legislative Council
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Will the Minister please advise -
(1) Which licensing centres have been closed since February 10 2001?
(2) Which licensing centres have been opened since February 10 2001?
(3) Which licensing centres have EFTPOS facilities?
(4) At how many licensing centres were EFTPOS facilities planned in the following years -
(a) 2001;
(b) 2002;
(c) 2003; and
(d) 2004?
(5) How many of the ETPOS facilities in (4) were installed in the planned years?
(1) Which licensing centres have been closed since February 10 2001?
(2) Which licensing centres have been opened since February 10 2001?
(3) Which licensing centres have EFTPOS facilities?
(4) At how many licensing centres were EFTPOS facilities planned in the following years -
(a) 2001;
(b) 2002;
(c) 2003; and
(d) 2004?
(5) How many of the ETPOS facilities in (4) were installed in the planned years?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
23 September 2004
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
37 days
(b) 2002; (c) 2003; and (d) 2004?
(c) 2003; and (d) 2004?
(d) 2004?
(2) Joondalup, Broome, City West, Kalgoorlie and Morley. (3) As at 7 September 2004, Joondalup, Midland, Morley, City West, Willagee, Welshpool, Kelmscott, Rockingham, Mandurah, Karratha, Bunbury, Albany and Geraldton. (4) (a- d) Planning for EFTPOS facility was an integral part of the design and implementation of the new licensing computer system (TRELIS), which was introduced on 6 July 2004. Accordingly, the introduction of EFTPOS at Licensing Centres is directly linked to the introduction of TRELIS. As each of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres convert to TRELIS they gain the ability to accept payments by EFTPOS. (5) Since 6 July 2004, 13 of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres have introduced EFTPOS facility, with the remaining 2 (Kalgoorlie and Broome) providing the EFTPOS payment option from 13 and 20 September 2004, respectively.
(3) As at 7 September 2004, Joondalup, Midland, Morley, City West, Willagee, Welshpool, Kelmscott, Rockingham, Mandurah, Karratha, Bunbury, Albany and Geraldton. (4) (a- d) Planning for EFTPOS facility was an integral part of the design and implementation of the new licensing computer system (TRELIS), which was introduced on 6 July 2004. Accordingly, the introduction of EFTPOS at Licensing Centres is directly linked to the introduction of TRELIS. As each of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres convert to TRELIS they gain the ability to accept payments by EFTPOS. (5) Since 6 July 2004, 13 of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres have introduced EFTPOS facility, with the remaining 2 (Kalgoorlie and Broome) providing the EFTPOS payment option from 13 and 20 September 2004, respectively.
(4) (a- d) Planning for EFTPOS facility was an integral part of the design and implementation of the new licensing computer system (TRELIS), which was introduced on 6 July 2004. Accordingly, the introduction of EFTPOS at Licensing Centres is directly linked to the introduction of TRELIS. As each of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres convert to TRELIS they gain the ability to accept payments by EFTPOS. (5) Since 6 July 2004, 13 of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres have introduced EFTPOS facility, with the remaining 2 (Kalgoorlie and Broome) providing the EFTPOS payment option from 13 and 20 September 2004, respectively.
(a- d) Planning for EFTPOS facility was an integral part of the design and implementation of the new licensing computer system (TRELIS), which was introduced on 6 July 2004. Accordingly, the introduction of EFTPOS at Licensing Centres is directly linked to the introduction of TRELIS. As each of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres convert to TRELIS they gain the ability to accept payments by EFTPOS. (5) Since 6 July 2004, 13 of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres have introduced EFTPOS facility, with the remaining 2 (Kalgoorlie and Broome) providing the EFTPOS payment option from 13 and 20 September 2004, respectively.
(5) Since 6 July 2004, 13 of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres have introduced EFTPOS facility, with the remaining 2 (Kalgoorlie and Broome) providing the EFTPOS payment option from 13 and 20 September 2004, respectively.
(c) 2003; and (d) 2004?
(d) 2004?
(2) Joondalup, Broome, City West, Kalgoorlie and Morley. (3) As at 7 September 2004, Joondalup, Midland, Morley, City West, Willagee, Welshpool, Kelmscott, Rockingham, Mandurah, Karratha, Bunbury, Albany and Geraldton. (4) (a- d) Planning for EFTPOS facility was an integral part of the design and implementation of the new licensing computer system (TRELIS), which was introduced on 6 July 2004. Accordingly, the introduction of EFTPOS at Licensing Centres is directly linked to the introduction of TRELIS. As each of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres convert to TRELIS they gain the ability to accept payments by EFTPOS. (5) Since 6 July 2004, 13 of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres have introduced EFTPOS facility, with the remaining 2 (Kalgoorlie and Broome) providing the EFTPOS payment option from 13 and 20 September 2004, respectively.
(3) As at 7 September 2004, Joondalup, Midland, Morley, City West, Willagee, Welshpool, Kelmscott, Rockingham, Mandurah, Karratha, Bunbury, Albany and Geraldton. (4) (a- d) Planning for EFTPOS facility was an integral part of the design and implementation of the new licensing computer system (TRELIS), which was introduced on 6 July 2004. Accordingly, the introduction of EFTPOS at Licensing Centres is directly linked to the introduction of TRELIS. As each of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres convert to TRELIS they gain the ability to accept payments by EFTPOS. (5) Since 6 July 2004, 13 of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres have introduced EFTPOS facility, with the remaining 2 (Kalgoorlie and Broome) providing the EFTPOS payment option from 13 and 20 September 2004, respectively.
(4) (a- d) Planning for EFTPOS facility was an integral part of the design and implementation of the new licensing computer system (TRELIS), which was introduced on 6 July 2004. Accordingly, the introduction of EFTPOS at Licensing Centres is directly linked to the introduction of TRELIS. As each of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres convert to TRELIS they gain the ability to accept payments by EFTPOS. (5) Since 6 July 2004, 13 of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres have introduced EFTPOS facility, with the remaining 2 (Kalgoorlie and Broome) providing the EFTPOS payment option from 13 and 20 September 2004, respectively.
(a- d) Planning for EFTPOS facility was an integral part of the design and implementation of the new licensing computer system (TRELIS), which was introduced on 6 July 2004. Accordingly, the introduction of EFTPOS at Licensing Centres is directly linked to the introduction of TRELIS. As each of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres convert to TRELIS they gain the ability to accept payments by EFTPOS. (5) Since 6 July 2004, 13 of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres have introduced EFTPOS facility, with the remaining 2 (Kalgoorlie and Broome) providing the EFTPOS payment option from 13 and 20 September 2004, respectively.
(5) Since 6 July 2004, 13 of the Department's 15 Licensing Centres have introduced EFTPOS facility, with the remaining 2 (Kalgoorlie and Broome) providing the EFTPOS payment option from 13 and 20 September 2004, respectively.
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