❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks detailed information on government funding to not-for-profit groups providing services in the Education and Training portfolios, including funding amounts, service terminations, and reasons for those terminations. The response refers to tabled papers for most details, with some qualifications regarding data breakdown and service provision.
AnsweredQoN 5863Legislative Assembly
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I refer to the engagement of “not for profit” groups in the delivery of government services in the State, and ask: (a) For each of the portfolios under the Minister's responsibility can the Minister outline the following: (i) List the name of, and funding given, to regional “not for profit” groups for each of the last 3 financial years; (ii) List the total resources paid to “not for profit” groups delivering
government services for each of the last 3 financial years, broken down
into regional and metropolitan areas; (iii) List those “not for profit” groups who have been dropped from providing
services since coming to government in March 2017, broken down into
regional and metropolitan areas; and (iv) For each of the “not for profit” groups who have been dropped from
providing government funded services, list the basis for the decision to
no longer fund them; and (b) Of the “not for profit” services that have been dropped from government
funding for each of the last 3 financial years, can the Minister outline
whether the service has been brought “in house”, is no longer
provided or is provided by another “not for profit” provider?
government services for each of the last 3 financial years, broken down
into regional and metropolitan areas; (iii) List those “not for profit” groups who have been dropped from providing
services since coming to government in March 2017, broken down into
regional and metropolitan areas; and (iv) For each of the “not for profit” groups who have been dropped from
providing government funded services, list the basis for the decision to
no longer fund them; and (b) Of the “not for profit” services that have been dropped from government
funding for each of the last 3 financial years, can the Minister outline
whether the service has been brought “in house”, is no longer
provided or is provided by another “not for profit” provider?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
10 March 2020
Responded by
Minister representing the Minister for Education and Training
Response time
7 days
Department of Education
(a)(i)-(iv) and (b) [Refer to Tabled Paper No. ]
In response to part (a)(ii), where a service is centrally managed but supports schools across the state, the funding amount cannot be broken down by regional and metropolitan area.
Department of Training and Workforce Development
(a)(i)-(iv) [Refer to Tabled Paper No. ]
In response to part (a)(ii), where a service is centrally managed but supports services across the state, the funding amount cannot be broken down by regional and metropolitan area.
(b)
Where a registered training organisation (RTO) has discontinued training delivery, any gaps in the market resulting from their withdrawal is subsequently serviced through either a TAFE college or other private RTOs that are listed on the preferred provider panel (i.e. are in receipt of public funding).
North Metropolitan TAFE
(a)(i)-(iv) [Refer to Tabled Paper No. ]
(b)
Where a registered training organisation (RTO) has discontinued training delivery, any gaps in the market resulting from their withdrawal is subsequently serviced through either a TAFE college or other private RTOs that are listed on the preferred provider panel (i.e. are in receipt of public funding).
North Regional TAFE
(a)(i)-(iv) and (b) [Refer to Tabled Paper No. ]
South Metropolitan TAFE
Central Regional TAFE
South Regional TAFE
(a)(i)-(iii) Nil
(iv) Not applicable
(b) Not applicable
Building Construction Industry Training Fund
(a)(i)-(iv) and (b) [Refer to Tabled Paper No. ]
(a)(i)-(iv) and (b) [Refer to Tabled Paper No. ]
In response to part (a)(ii), where a service is centrally managed but supports schools across the state, the funding amount cannot be broken down by regional and metropolitan area.
Department of Training and Workforce Development
(a)(i)-(iv) [Refer to Tabled Paper No. ]
In response to part (a)(ii), where a service is centrally managed but supports services across the state, the funding amount cannot be broken down by regional and metropolitan area.
(b)
Where a registered training organisation (RTO) has discontinued training delivery, any gaps in the market resulting from their withdrawal is subsequently serviced through either a TAFE college or other private RTOs that are listed on the preferred provider panel (i.e. are in receipt of public funding).
North Metropolitan TAFE
(a)(i)-(iv) [Refer to Tabled Paper No. ]
(b)
Where a registered training organisation (RTO) has discontinued training delivery, any gaps in the market resulting from their withdrawal is subsequently serviced through either a TAFE college or other private RTOs that are listed on the preferred provider panel (i.e. are in receipt of public funding).
North Regional TAFE
(a)(i)-(iv) and (b) [Refer to Tabled Paper No. ]
South Metropolitan TAFE
Central Regional TAFE
South Regional TAFE
(a)(i)-(iii) Nil
(iv) Not applicable
(b) Not applicable
Building Construction Industry Training Fund
(a)(i)-(iv) and (b) [Refer to Tabled Paper No. ]
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