❓ This parliamentary Question on Notice scrutinizes the WA Government's due diligence in approving funding for end-of-life tyre recycling projects, focusing on various assessment criteria and documentation.
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(1) Before approving funding for each end-of-life tyre recycling project, did the Government assess:
(a) commercial viability;
(b) feedstock availability;
(c) competition between funded facilities for available tyres;
(d) transport and regional logistics;
(e) regulatory dependency;
(f) market demand for recycled tyre products; and
(g) the risk that the facility may not operate at expected capacity?
(2) For each item assessed, please identify the document in which the assessment was recorded?
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(a) commercial viability;
(b) feedstock availability;
(c) competition between funded facilities for available tyres;
(d) transport and regional logistics;
(e) regulatory dependency;
(f) market demand for recycled tyre products; and
(g) the risk that the facility may not operate at expected capacity?
(2) For each item assessed, please identify the document in which the assessment was recorded?
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