❓ A WA parliamentary question regarding the planned access road to James Price Point, questioning its necessity given the uncertainty surrounding the Browse Basin gas project and seeking assurance that construction will be delayed pending key decisions.
AnsweredQoN 3832Legislative Council
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(1) Is the Minister aware that Main Roads WA is planning to build a sealed access road to James Price Point by June 2012?
(2) What is the budget for this road?
(3) What is the tender process timeframe for the proposed sealing of this road?
(4) Is the Minister aware that a strategic assessment subject to a bilateral State/Commonwealth agreement is underway on the options for processing Browse Basin gas?
(5) Is the Minister aware that a final investment decision to build gas refineries at James Price Point by Woodside and its joint venture partners Shell, BP, BHP and Chevron, will not be made before June 2012?
(6) If Woodside and its joint venture partners opt to process gas at a location other than James Price Point, what would the road be used for?
(7) Will the Minister ensure that no work is conducted on this project until a decision on the strategic assessment by the Federal Minister for the Environment Tony Burke, and final investment decision by Woodside and its joint venture partners Shell, BP, BHP and Chevron?
(8) If no to (7), why not?
(2) What is the budget for this road?
(3) What is the tender process timeframe for the proposed sealing of this road?
(4) Is the Minister aware that a strategic assessment subject to a bilateral State/Commonwealth agreement is underway on the options for processing Browse Basin gas?
(5) Is the Minister aware that a final investment decision to build gas refineries at James Price Point by Woodside and its joint venture partners Shell, BP, BHP and Chevron, will not be made before June 2012?
(6) If Woodside and its joint venture partners opt to process gas at a location other than James Price Point, what would the road be used for?
(7) Will the Minister ensure that no work is conducted on this project until a decision on the strategic assessment by the Federal Minister for the Environment Tony Burke, and final investment decision by Woodside and its joint venture partners Shell, BP, BHP and Chevron?
(8) If no to (7), why not?
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Answered
21 June 2011
Responded by
Minister for Finance representing the Minister for Transport
Response time
69 days
Main Roads WA advises:
(1) Yes
(2 - 8) This matter is currently being considered by Government.
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(1) Yes
(2 - 8) This matter is currently being considered by Government.
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