❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks a breakdown of the 2006-07 Capital Works Program by electorate, but the Treasurer's answer reveals that a significant portion of the program cannot be allocated to specific electorates due to the nature of the projects.
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(a) Mindarie; (b) Peel; (c) Rockingham; (d) Swan Hills; (e) Central Kimberley-Pilbara; (f) Murchison-Eyre; (g) Wanneroo; (h) Geraldton; and (i) Kingsley?
(b) Peel; (c) Rockingham; (d) Swan Hills; (e) Central Kimberley-Pilbara; (f) Murchison-Eyre; (g) Wanneroo; (h) Geraldton; and (i) Kingsley?
(c) Rockingham; (d) Swan Hills; (e) Central Kimberley-Pilbara; (f) Murchison-Eyre; (g) Wanneroo; (h) Geraldton; and (i) Kingsley?
(d) Swan Hills; (e) Central Kimberley-Pilbara; (f) Murchison-Eyre; (g) Wanneroo; (h) Geraldton; and (i) Kingsley?
(e) Central Kimberley-Pilbara; (f) Murchison-Eyre; (g) Wanneroo; (h) Geraldton; and (i) Kingsley?
(f) Murchison-Eyre; (g) Wanneroo; (h) Geraldton; and (i) Kingsley?
(g) Wanneroo; (h) Geraldton; and (i) Kingsley?
(h) Geraldton; and (i) Kingsley?
(i) Kingsley?
Of the $5.2 billion program allocated in 2006-07, $3.0 billion worth of projects are unable to be allocated to specific electorates. This is because some projects are large enough to cross electorate boundaries (e.g. roads, pipelines, power lines), and some projects while purchased at a particular location, are actually part of a State-wide program.
(b) Peel; (c) Rockingham; (d) Swan Hills; (e) Central Kimberley-Pilbara; (f) Murchison-Eyre; (g) Wanneroo; (h) Geraldton; and (i) Kingsley?
(c) Rockingham; (d) Swan Hills; (e) Central Kimberley-Pilbara; (f) Murchison-Eyre; (g) Wanneroo; (h) Geraldton; and (i) Kingsley?
(d) Swan Hills; (e) Central Kimberley-Pilbara; (f) Murchison-Eyre; (g) Wanneroo; (h) Geraldton; and (i) Kingsley?
(e) Central Kimberley-Pilbara; (f) Murchison-Eyre; (g) Wanneroo; (h) Geraldton; and (i) Kingsley?
(f) Murchison-Eyre; (g) Wanneroo; (h) Geraldton; and (i) Kingsley?
(g) Wanneroo; (h) Geraldton; and (i) Kingsley?
(h) Geraldton; and (i) Kingsley?
(i) Kingsley?
Of the $5.2 billion program allocated in 2006-07, $3.0 billion worth of projects are unable to be allocated to specific electorates. This is because some projects are large enough to cross electorate boundaries (e.g. roads, pipelines, power lines), and some projects while purchased at a particular location, are actually part of a State-wide program.
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8 May 2007
Response time
40 days
[see tabled paper no] Attached is a breakdown of the 2006-07 Capital Works Program by Electorate for all electorates in Western Australia.
Of the $5.2 billion program allocated in 2006-07, $3.0 billion worth of projects are unable to be allocated to specific electorates. This is because some projects are large enough to cross electorate boundaries (e.g. roads, pipelines, power lines), and some projects while purchased at a particular location, are actually part of a State-wide program.
Of the $5.2 billion program allocated in 2006-07, $3.0 billion worth of projects are unable to be allocated to specific electorates. This is because some projects are large enough to cross electorate boundaries (e.g. roads, pipelines, power lines), and some projects while purchased at a particular location, are actually part of a State-wide program.
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