❓ Mr. Cowper asks about the replacement and mileage of a specific police vehicle (KG102) and other high-mileage vehicles. The response details vehicle assignments, mileage, and replacement schedules, revealing that no vehicles exceeded 100,000km in the past year.
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(2) When was or will this vehicle be changed over?
(3) How many kilometres did this vehicle travel when it changed over?
(4) How many other vehicles have travelled in excess of 80,000 kilometres in the past year?
(5) How many vehicles have travelled in excess of 100,000 kilometres in the past year?
(3) How many kilometres did this vehicle travel when it changed over?
(4) How many other vehicles have travelled in excess of 80,000 kilometres in the past year?
(5) How many vehicles have travelled in excess of 100,000 kilometres in the past year?
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Answered
16 October 2007
Responded by
Minister for Police and Emergency Services
Response time
28 days
(1) - (3) KG102 refers to the call-sign of the vehicle and indicates the location and function of the vehicle rather than the registration of the vehicle. The vehicle with the call sign KG102 on 14 August 2007 was 1CCS529 and this vehicle has been operational since 10 August 2007. On 14 August 2007 this vehicle had travelled 706 kilometres.
The previous vehicle with the KG102 call-sign was 1CNM745 and travelled 80,348 kilometres. It was initially commissioned on a 36 month/ 60,000 km lease term based on the travel undertaken by the previous vehicle. The lease was due to expire on 15 August 2009 however a change in deployment/ utilisation has resulted in the 60,000 kilometre threshold being reached 22 months ahead of the lease expiry. The new vehicle (1CCS529) commissioned on 10
th
August 2007 has a six (6) month lease term.
(4) 7. Of the seven (7) vehicles that have travelled in excess of 80,000 kilometres in the past year, five (5) of these vehicles are attached to Traffic Escort Section. Four (4) of these vehicles have already been replaced and the fifth will be replaced shortly.
Of the remaining two (2) vehicles to have travelled in excess of 80,000 kilometres in the past year, one had a replacement ordered on 22 March 2007 and will be commissioned on 31 September 2007 on a twelve (12) month lease.
The remaining vehicle had a replacement ordered on 18 April 2007 and will be commissioned shortly on a six (6) month lease.
(5) Nil.
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The previous vehicle with the KG102 call-sign was 1CNM745 and travelled 80,348 kilometres. It was initially commissioned on a 36 month/ 60,000 km lease term based on the travel undertaken by the previous vehicle. The lease was due to expire on 15 August 2009 however a change in deployment/ utilisation has resulted in the 60,000 kilometre threshold being reached 22 months ahead of the lease expiry. The new vehicle (1CCS529) commissioned on 10
th
August 2007 has a six (6) month lease term.
(4) 7. Of the seven (7) vehicles that have travelled in excess of 80,000 kilometres in the past year, five (5) of these vehicles are attached to Traffic Escort Section. Four (4) of these vehicles have already been replaced and the fifth will be replaced shortly.
Of the remaining two (2) vehicles to have travelled in excess of 80,000 kilometres in the past year, one had a replacement ordered on 22 March 2007 and will be commissioned on 31 September 2007 on a twelve (12) month lease.
The remaining vehicle had a replacement ordered on 18 April 2007 and will be commissioned shortly on a six (6) month lease.
(5) Nil.
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