❓ Mr. Johnston questions the Premier regarding the potential discontinuation of a $2.50 relief for Utah Point port charges after June 30, and its impact on jobs and government revenue. The Premier responds that the arrangement is under review, with ongoing monitoring of the company's financial performance and commodity prices.
AnsweredQoN 95Legislative Assembly
QuestionView source ↗
UTAH POINT
— PORT CHARGES — JUNIOR MINERS
95. Mr W.J. JOHNSTON to the
Premier; Minister for State Development:
I ask a supplementary question. Is the Premier confirming
that the $2.50 relief will not continue past 30 June, and is that going to put
1 000 jobs and $250 million of government revenue at risk?
— PORT CHARGES — JUNIOR MINERS
95. Mr W.J. JOHNSTON to the
Premier; Minister for State Development:
I ask a supplementary question. Is the Premier confirming
that the $2.50 relief will not continue past 30 June, and is that going to put
1 000 jobs and $250 million of government revenue at risk?
AnswerView source ↗
If the member had listened, he would know that I said those
arrangements are subject to continuing review. We monitor it. We monitor the
performance of the company financially, and we monitor the price of the
material they produce.
arrangements are subject to continuing review. We monitor it. We monitor the
performance of the company financially, and we monitor the price of the
material they produce.
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