❓ Mr. Staltari's question seeks data on transportable structures in WA public schools from 2017-2025. The answer provides current data in a tabled paper, but historical data is unavailable.
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I refer to WA Public Schools, and I ask: (a) For each WA Public School that utilises transportable structures, please provide the number of transportable or temporary structures that are on their site as at 1 July 2025; and (b) Please provide the equivalent answer to (a) for the following school years: (i) 2024; (ii) 2023; (iii) 2022; (iv) 2021; (v) 2020; (vi) 2019; (vii) 2018; and (viii) 2017?
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18 November 2025
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Minister for Education
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21 days
Answer
Transportable buildings are used by schools for a number of purposes, such as classrooms, sheds, bathrooms, toilets and administration buildings.
(a) Please refer to Tabled paper. (b) (i)-(viii) Not available.
Transportable buildings are used by schools for a number of purposes, such as classrooms, sheds, bathrooms, toilets and administration buildings.
(a) Please refer to Tabled paper. (b) (i)-(viii) Not available.
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