❓ A parliamentary question regarding the potential cost of living increases in Broome due to the James Price Point gas hub development. The response indicates a lack of specific quantitative data but references existing social impact assessments.
AnsweredQoN 5999Legislative Assembly
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I refer to the James Price Point ‘gas hub’ and ask, in relation to Broome:
(a) have any figures, statistics or other information been prepared regarding estimated increases in the cost of the following items as a result of the gas hub:
(i) living expenses;
(ii) housing; and
(iii) rent; and
(b) if yes to (a), what are the estimated increases for each of these costs over the next ten financial years?
(a) have any figures, statistics or other information been prepared regarding estimated increases in the cost of the following items as a result of the gas hub:
(i) living expenses;
(ii) housing; and
(iii) rent; and
(b) if yes to (a), what are the estimated increases for each of these costs over the next ten financial years?
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Answered
8 September 2011
Response time
22 days
Department of State Development advises:
(a i-iii) Quantitative data is not available, however, the Department of State Development conducted a Browse LNG Precinct-level social impact assessment as an input to the Strategic Assessment Process under the agreement between the State and Commonwealth Governments.
Each proponent will also conduct a project specific assessment that will build on the available information.
The Department of State Development assessment, which includes modelling of potential development scenarios, is available on the Department's website.
(b) Not applicable.
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(a i-iii) Quantitative data is not available, however, the Department of State Development conducted a Browse LNG Precinct-level social impact assessment as an input to the Strategic Assessment Process under the agreement between the State and Commonwealth Governments.
Each proponent will also conduct a project specific assessment that will build on the available information.
The Department of State Development assessment, which includes modelling of potential development scenarios, is available on the Department's website.
(b) Not applicable.
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