❓ A parliamentary question probes the funding arrangements for sporting facility projects promised during the election, specifically regarding the required community contribution and whether communities were informed of the one-third government funding limit. The Minister confirms the two-thirds community contribution and states local governments are aware of the funding model.
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I refer the minister to the list of sporting facility projects that were election commitments made by the Government and referred to on page 116 of Budget Paper No. 3, and ask - (1) In view of the community sporting and recreation facilities fund guidelines that require local communities to contribute two-thirds of the capital cost of funded projects, which of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities? (2) Were the affected communities advised prior to the election that the Government’s commitment to each project was to be restricted to one-third of the cost; and if not, why not? (3) Have any of the recipients of the funds for the projects listed on page 116 made an application under the CSRFF for funding? (4) Will recipients be required to make an application under the CSRFF guidelines to be eligible for the State Government’s contribution? (5) If recipients are not prepared to provide two-thirds of the cost of their project, will they be denied the Government’s election commitment contribution? Hon G.T. GIFFARD
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(1) In view of the community sporting and recreation facilities fund guidelines that require local communities to contribute two-thirds of the capital cost of funded projects, which of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities? (2) Were the affected communities advised prior to the election that the Government’s commitment to each project was to be restricted to one-third of the cost; and if not, why not? (3) Have any of the recipients of the funds for the projects listed on page 116 made an application under the CSRFF for funding? (4) Will recipients be required to make an application under the CSRFF guidelines to be eligible for the State Government’s contribution? (5) If recipients are not prepared to provide two-thirds of the cost of their project, will they be denied the Government’s election commitment contribution? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(2) Were the affected communities advised prior to the election that the Government’s commitment to each project was to be restricted to one-third of the cost; and if not, why not? (3) Have any of the recipients of the funds for the projects listed on page 116 made an application under the CSRFF for funding? (4) Will recipients be required to make an application under the CSRFF guidelines to be eligible for the State Government’s contribution? (5) If recipients are not prepared to provide two-thirds of the cost of their project, will they be denied the Government’s election commitment contribution? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(3) Have any of the recipients of the funds for the projects listed on page 116 made an application under the CSRFF for funding? (4) Will recipients be required to make an application under the CSRFF guidelines to be eligible for the State Government’s contribution? (5) If recipients are not prepared to provide two-thirds of the cost of their project, will they be denied the Government’s election commitment contribution? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(4) Will recipients be required to make an application under the CSRFF guidelines to be eligible for the State Government’s contribution? (5) If recipients are not prepared to provide two-thirds of the cost of their project, will they be denied the Government’s election commitment contribution? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(5) If recipients are not prepared to provide two-thirds of the cost of their project, will they be denied the Government’s election commitment contribution? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(1) In view of the community sporting and recreation facilities fund guidelines that require local communities to contribute two-thirds of the capital cost of funded projects, which of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities? (2) Were the affected communities advised prior to the election that the Government’s commitment to each project was to be restricted to one-third of the cost; and if not, why not? (3) Have any of the recipients of the funds for the projects listed on page 116 made an application under the CSRFF for funding? (4) Will recipients be required to make an application under the CSRFF guidelines to be eligible for the State Government’s contribution? (5) If recipients are not prepared to provide two-thirds of the cost of their project, will they be denied the Government’s election commitment contribution? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(2) Were the affected communities advised prior to the election that the Government’s commitment to each project was to be restricted to one-third of the cost; and if not, why not? (3) Have any of the recipients of the funds for the projects listed on page 116 made an application under the CSRFF for funding? (4) Will recipients be required to make an application under the CSRFF guidelines to be eligible for the State Government’s contribution? (5) If recipients are not prepared to provide two-thirds of the cost of their project, will they be denied the Government’s election commitment contribution? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(3) Have any of the recipients of the funds for the projects listed on page 116 made an application under the CSRFF for funding? (4) Will recipients be required to make an application under the CSRFF guidelines to be eligible for the State Government’s contribution? (5) If recipients are not prepared to provide two-thirds of the cost of their project, will they be denied the Government’s election commitment contribution? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(4) Will recipients be required to make an application under the CSRFF guidelines to be eligible for the State Government’s contribution? (5) If recipients are not prepared to provide two-thirds of the cost of their project, will they be denied the Government’s election commitment contribution? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(5) If recipients are not prepared to provide two-thirds of the cost of their project, will they be denied the Government’s election commitment contribution? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(1) All of the projects listed will require two-thirds funding from local communities. (2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(2) All local governments are aware that CSRFF funding is based on the Government’s commitment of one-third of total project cost. (3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(3) No application has been received at this stage. However, the current CSRFF funding round does not close until 31 October 2001. (4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(4) Yes. (5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
(5) The Government’s commitment, as per CSRFF guidelines, is based on two-thirds contribution from other sources.
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