❓ Hon. Shelley Eaton questions the Liberal government's commitment to the Carnarvon police and justice complex. The government's response indicates a reassessment of the project's scope, funding, and site location.
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Carnarvon police and justice complex
(1) Is the minority Liberal government committed to the $38 million Carnarvon police and justice complex initiated by the previous state government? (2) If yes, at what stage are the design and planning for the police and justice complex? (3) Has the construction tender documentation been prepared? (4) Is the government committed to constructing the police and justice complex on the preferred traders’ site? (5) If not, what site is the government considering? Hon PETER COLLIER
(1) Is the minority Liberal government committed to the $38 million Carnarvon police and justice complex initiated by the previous state government? (2) If yes, at what stage are the design and planning for the police and justice complex? (3) Has the construction tender documentation been prepared? (4) Is the government committed to constructing the police and justice complex on the preferred traders’ site? (5) If not, what site is the government considering? Hon PETER COLLIER
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I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question, and I give the following response on behalf of the Minister for Police. (1) The government is committed to addressing the Western Australia Police accommodation issues at Carnarvon within the context of statewide priorities and available funding. (2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
(2) If yes, at what stage are the design and planning for the police and justice complex? (3) Has the construction tender documentation been prepared? (4) Is the government committed to constructing the police and justice complex on the preferred traders’ site? (5) If not, what site is the government considering? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question, and I give the following response on behalf of the Minister for Police. (1) The government is committed to addressing the Western Australia Police accommodation issues at Carnarvon within the context of statewide priorities and available funding. (2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
(3) Has the construction tender documentation been prepared? (4) Is the government committed to constructing the police and justice complex on the preferred traders’ site? (5) If not, what site is the government considering? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question, and I give the following response on behalf of the Minister for Police. (1) The government is committed to addressing the Western Australia Police accommodation issues at Carnarvon within the context of statewide priorities and available funding. (2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
(4) Is the government committed to constructing the police and justice complex on the preferred traders’ site? (5) If not, what site is the government considering? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question, and I give the following response on behalf of the Minister for Police. (1) The government is committed to addressing the Western Australia Police accommodation issues at Carnarvon within the context of statewide priorities and available funding. (2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
(5) If not, what site is the government considering? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question, and I give the following response on behalf of the Minister for Police. (1) The government is committed to addressing the Western Australia Police accommodation issues at Carnarvon within the context of statewide priorities and available funding. (2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question, and I give the following response on behalf of the Minister for Police. (1) The government is committed to addressing the Western Australia Police accommodation issues at Carnarvon within the context of statewide priorities and available funding. (2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question, and I give the following response on behalf of the Minister for Police. (1) The government is committed to addressing the Western Australia Police accommodation issues at Carnarvon within the context of statewide priorities and available funding. (2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
(1) The government is committed to addressing the Western Australia Police accommodation issues at Carnarvon within the context of statewide priorities and available funding. (2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
(2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
(4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
(2) If yes, at what stage are the design and planning for the police and justice complex? (3) Has the construction tender documentation been prepared? (4) Is the government committed to constructing the police and justice complex on the preferred traders’ site? (5) If not, what site is the government considering? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question, and I give the following response on behalf of the Minister for Police. (1) The government is committed to addressing the Western Australia Police accommodation issues at Carnarvon within the context of statewide priorities and available funding. (2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
(3) Has the construction tender documentation been prepared? (4) Is the government committed to constructing the police and justice complex on the preferred traders’ site? (5) If not, what site is the government considering? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question, and I give the following response on behalf of the Minister for Police. (1) The government is committed to addressing the Western Australia Police accommodation issues at Carnarvon within the context of statewide priorities and available funding. (2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
(4) Is the government committed to constructing the police and justice complex on the preferred traders’ site? (5) If not, what site is the government considering? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question, and I give the following response on behalf of the Minister for Police. (1) The government is committed to addressing the Western Australia Police accommodation issues at Carnarvon within the context of statewide priorities and available funding. (2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
(5) If not, what site is the government considering? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question, and I give the following response on behalf of the Minister for Police. (1) The government is committed to addressing the Western Australia Police accommodation issues at Carnarvon within the context of statewide priorities and available funding. (2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question, and I give the following response on behalf of the Minister for Police. (1) The government is committed to addressing the Western Australia Police accommodation issues at Carnarvon within the context of statewide priorities and available funding. (2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question, and I give the following response on behalf of the Minister for Police. (1) The government is committed to addressing the Western Australia Police accommodation issues at Carnarvon within the context of statewide priorities and available funding. (2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
(1) The government is committed to addressing the Western Australia Police accommodation issues at Carnarvon within the context of statewide priorities and available funding. (2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
(2)-(3) The design work for the proposed police station-courthouse is on hold pending the outcome of a revised business case that is being drafted for submission to government to resolve scope changes and funding issues. (4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
(4)-(5) The WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General preference is to locate the facility within the Carnarvon commercial-business precinct. However, the government will consider the matter during deliberations when a revised business case is provided by both the WA Police and the Department of the Attorney General.
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