❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice regarding the number of vehicles in the fleets of the Department of Training and Workforce Development and the Department of Education Services, and targets for reduction in 2009-10. The answer details fleet sizes, reductions, and reasons for any deviations from targets.
AnsweredQoN 2082Legislative Council
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For each Department, Agency or Government owned corporation for which the Minister has responsibility -
(1) How many vehicles did each of the abovementioned have in their fleet as at April 2009?
(2) By how many vehicles has this been reduced by?
(3) What was the target for reduction of vehicles in 2009-10?
(4) Has this target been reached?
(5) If no to (4), why not?
(1) How many vehicles did each of the abovementioned have in their fleet as at April 2009?
(2) By how many vehicles has this been reduced by?
(3) What was the target for reduction of vehicles in 2009-10?
(4) Has this target been reached?
(5) If no to (4), why not?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
4 May 2010
Responded by
Minister for Training and Workforce Development
Response time
42 days
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Department of Training and Workforce Development
(1) As at April 2009, the functions of the Department of Training and Workforce Development (Department) were part of the then Department of Education and Training (DET). The total fleet for DET was 627 of which 62 vehicles were allocated specifically to training related cost centres as well as a proportion of pool vehicles which was not specified.
(2) The Department of Training and Workforce Development had a fleet of 66 vehicles at 19 March 2009.
(3) The target reduction for the former DET was 24 vehicles which was exceeded. The training proportion of this would have notionally been two vehicles. This target was achieved as part of the DET reduction.
(4) Yes.
(5) Not applicable.
Department of Education Services
(1) The Department of Education Services had a fleet of 7 vehicles at April 2009. 19 March 2010: Eight
(2) The Department of Education Services had a fleet of 8 vehicles at 19 March 2010. There was no reduction - the number was increased by one due to transfer to the Department of an SES employee with vehicle from Department of Education
(3) 0, because the required 10 per cent reduction resulted in less than one vehicle due to the low number in the fleet.
(4 - 5) Not applicable.
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Department of Training and Workforce Development
(1) As at April 2009, the functions of the Department of Training and Workforce Development (Department) were part of the then Department of Education and Training (DET). The total fleet for DET was 627 of which 62 vehicles were allocated specifically to training related cost centres as well as a proportion of pool vehicles which was not specified.
(2) The Department of Training and Workforce Development had a fleet of 66 vehicles at 19 March 2009.
(3) The target reduction for the former DET was 24 vehicles which was exceeded. The training proportion of this would have notionally been two vehicles. This target was achieved as part of the DET reduction.
(4) Yes.
(5) Not applicable.
Department of Education Services
(1) The Department of Education Services had a fleet of 7 vehicles at April 2009. 19 March 2010: Eight
(2) The Department of Education Services had a fleet of 8 vehicles at 19 March 2010. There was no reduction - the number was increased by one due to transfer to the Department of an SES employee with vehicle from Department of Education
(3) 0, because the required 10 per cent reduction resulted in less than one vehicle due to the low number in the fleet.
(4 - 5) Not applicable.
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