❓ A parliamentary question seeks information on the progress, administration, usage, and financial investment in the proposed dual-purpose soccer/rugby facility at Perth Oval. The answer provides updates on the project's timeline, management plans, intended users, and government funding.
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(1) What progress has been made with the proposed Dual Purpose Soccer/Rugby facility at Perth Oval?
(2) When will the redesigned ground be opened?
(3) Who will administer the arena?
(4) What proportion of ground usage is dedicated to Rugby?
(5) Which Soccer Team will use the facility?
(6) What financial involvement has the Government had transforming an Australian Rules Football Oval to a Dual purpose rectangular playing field?
(2) When will the redesigned ground be opened?
(3) Who will administer the arena?
(4) What proportion of ground usage is dedicated to Rugby?
(5) Which Soccer Team will use the facility?
(6) What financial involvement has the Government had transforming an Australian Rules Football Oval to a Dual purpose rectangular playing field?
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Answered
12 November 2002
Responded by
Minister for Sport and Recreation
Response time
28 days
(2) The Town of Vincent are targeting an October 2003 opening date if all goes to plan. (3) Management will be decided by way of a public Expression of Interest process. This process will be initiated following local and state government sign-off to proceed. (4) The field will be available to all potential users; no one sport will have a monopoly over ground space. (5) Perth Glory and the Soccer Association of WA are very keen to establish amenities at the ground and share with other sports. (6) This government has committed $6.8m to the development of this stadium.
(3) Management will be decided by way of a public Expression of Interest process. This process will be initiated following local and state government sign-off to proceed. (4) The field will be available to all potential users; no one sport will have a monopoly over ground space. (5) Perth Glory and the Soccer Association of WA are very keen to establish amenities at the ground and share with other sports. (6) This government has committed $6.8m to the development of this stadium.
(4) The field will be available to all potential users; no one sport will have a monopoly over ground space. (5) Perth Glory and the Soccer Association of WA are very keen to establish amenities at the ground and share with other sports. (6) This government has committed $6.8m to the development of this stadium.
(5) Perth Glory and the Soccer Association of WA are very keen to establish amenities at the ground and share with other sports. (6) This government has committed $6.8m to the development of this stadium.
(6) This government has committed $6.8m to the development of this stadium.
(3) Management will be decided by way of a public Expression of Interest process. This process will be initiated following local and state government sign-off to proceed. (4) The field will be available to all potential users; no one sport will have a monopoly over ground space. (5) Perth Glory and the Soccer Association of WA are very keen to establish amenities at the ground and share with other sports. (6) This government has committed $6.8m to the development of this stadium.
(4) The field will be available to all potential users; no one sport will have a monopoly over ground space. (5) Perth Glory and the Soccer Association of WA are very keen to establish amenities at the ground and share with other sports. (6) This government has committed $6.8m to the development of this stadium.
(5) Perth Glory and the Soccer Association of WA are very keen to establish amenities at the ground and share with other sports. (6) This government has committed $6.8m to the development of this stadium.
(6) This government has committed $6.8m to the development of this stadium.
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