❓ Question regarding the reprinting and alternative formats of a Multi-Purpose Taxi (MPT) charter. The Minister responded that the charter's initial distribution met its objective and the principles are still taught to new drivers.
AnsweredQoN 1073Legislative Assembly
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(b) if not, why not; (c) is it produced in any format other than that of a standard printed brochure; and (d) if not, why not?
(c) is it produced in any format other than that of a standard printed brochure; and (d) if not, why not?
(d) if not, why not?
The charter was developed over 5 years ago and distributed to both drivers and users of Multi-Purpose Taxis as part of a rights and responsibilities awareness campaign. The distribution of this charter has met its objective and there has not been a need identified so as to require the reprinting of this brochure. While it has not subsequently been re-printed the principles contained in the charter continue to be taught to new MPT drivers.
(c) is it produced in any format other than that of a standard printed brochure; and (d) if not, why not?
(d) if not, why not?
The charter was developed over 5 years ago and distributed to both drivers and users of Multi-Purpose Taxis as part of a rights and responsibilities awareness campaign. The distribution of this charter has met its objective and there has not been a need identified so as to require the reprinting of this brochure. While it has not subsequently been re-printed the principles contained in the charter continue to be taught to new MPT drivers.
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Answered
3 June 2003
Responded by
Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
96 days
(a) to (d)
The charter was developed over 5 years ago and distributed to both drivers and users of Multi-Purpose Taxis as part of a rights and responsibilities awareness campaign. The distribution of this charter has met its objective and there has not been a need identified so as to require the reprinting of this brochure. While it has not subsequently been re-printed the principles contained in the charter continue to be taught to new MPT drivers.
The charter was developed over 5 years ago and distributed to both drivers and users of Multi-Purpose Taxis as part of a rights and responsibilities awareness campaign. The distribution of this charter has met its objective and there has not been a need identified so as to require the reprinting of this brochure. While it has not subsequently been re-printed the principles contained in the charter continue to be taught to new MPT drivers.
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