❓ Question regarding the location of purchase and manufacture of fleet vehicles for departments within the Deputy Premier's portfolio, specifically focusing on Albany. The response details vehicle sourcing for the Department of Health.
AnsweredQoN 8458Legislative Assembly
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For each department or agency in the Deputy Premier's portfolio:
(a) how many department or agency fleet
vehicles are based in Albany;
(b) how many of these vehicles are manufactured in Australia;
(c) how many of these vehicles were purchased from Albany motor vehicle dealerships;
(d) for those vehicles not purchased in Albany, where were they purchased from; and
(e) for those vehicles not purchased in Albany, what was the reason, or reasons, for purchasing them elsewhere?
(a) how many department or agency fleet
vehicles are based in Albany;
(b) how many of these vehicles are manufactured in Australia;
(c) how many of these vehicles were purchased from Albany motor vehicle dealerships;
(d) for those vehicles not purchased in Albany, where were they purchased from; and
(e) for those vehicles not purchased in Albany, what was the reason, or reasons, for purchasing them elsewhere?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
11 September 2012
Response time
28 days
Department of Health
(a) 63
(b) 7
(c) Of the 63 Agency vehicles 59 were obtained (including leased and purchased vehicles) from Albany dealerships.
(d) The 4 Agency vehicles not obtained from Albany dealerships were obtained from:
1. North City Holden
2. Big Rock Toyota
3. Bunbury Holden
4. Esperance Autos
(e) Reasons for not obtaining Agency vehicles in Albany are:
1.
North City Holden
- Supply and delivery was four months earlier than if ordered from Albany. Earlier delivery avoided end of lease penalty fees which would have been applied if the delivery was delayed by four months.
2.
Big Rock Toyota
- Supply and delivery was one month earlier than if ordered from Albany.
3.
Bunbury Holden
- Supply and delivery of the specified vehicle was earlier than if ordered from Albany.
4.
Esperance Autos
- The Albany dealer no longer supplied Kia vehicles.
Healthway; Health and Disability Services Complaints Office; Tourism Western Australia and Rottnest Island Authority
(a) Nil.
(b - e) Not applicable.
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(a) 63
(b) 7
(c) Of the 63 Agency vehicles 59 were obtained (including leased and purchased vehicles) from Albany dealerships.
(d) The 4 Agency vehicles not obtained from Albany dealerships were obtained from:
1. North City Holden
2. Big Rock Toyota
3. Bunbury Holden
4. Esperance Autos
(e) Reasons for not obtaining Agency vehicles in Albany are:
1.
North City Holden
- Supply and delivery was four months earlier than if ordered from Albany. Earlier delivery avoided end of lease penalty fees which would have been applied if the delivery was delayed by four months.
2.
Big Rock Toyota
- Supply and delivery was one month earlier than if ordered from Albany.
3.
Bunbury Holden
- Supply and delivery of the specified vehicle was earlier than if ordered from Albany.
4.
Esperance Autos
- The Albany dealer no longer supplied Kia vehicles.
Healthway; Health and Disability Services Complaints Office; Tourism Western Australia and Rottnest Island Authority
(a) Nil.
(b - e) Not applicable.
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