❓ Hon Adele Farina questions the reduction in Road Trauma Trust Account funds allocated to the Increased Breath and Drug Testing initiative in 2014-15. The answer explains the reduction is due to a review identifying lower funding requirements than initially estimated.
AnsweredQoN 1352Legislative Council
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I refer to Budget Paper No. 2, Volume 1 at page 369 "Spending Changes", line item Road Trauma Trust Account Adjustments, and ask why have funds received from the Road Trauma Trust Account been reduced in 2014-15?
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Answered
16 September 2014
Responded by
Attorney General representing the Minister for Police
Response time
35 days
This spending change reflects an adjustment to funding requirements for the Increased Breath and Drug Testing initiative in 2014-15.
A review of expected costs and funding requirements for Road Trauma Trust Fund (RTTA) initiatives is undertaken each year as part of the annual Budget submission process to the Office of Road Safety. Compared to the original submission and budget estimates by WA Police for the Increased Breath and Drug Testing initiative, a reduction to funding requirements in 2014-15 of $0.11 million was identified, resulting in an adjustment to previously approved funding levels.
A review of expected costs and funding requirements for Road Trauma Trust Fund (RTTA) initiatives is undertaken each year as part of the annual Budget submission process to the Office of Road Safety. Compared to the original submission and budget estimates by WA Police for the Increased Breath and Drug Testing initiative, a reduction to funding requirements in 2014-15 of $0.11 million was identified, resulting in an adjustment to previously approved funding levels.
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