❓ WA Parliamentary Question on Notice regarding the government's purchase of Kaleeya Hospital, including purchase price and patient occupancy levels in February and March 2005.
AnsweredQoN 10Legislative Council
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(1) When did the government purchase Kaleeya Hospital, East Fremantle? (2) What was the total amount paid by government for this purchase? (3) What was the patient occupancy level at Kaleeya on - (a) Monday, 7 February 2005; and (b) Monday, 7 March 2005? (4) If available, what was the average daily occupancy rate for February 2005? Hon KEN TRAVERS
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On behalf of the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health, I supply the following answer - (1) 31 January 2005. (2) $14.375 million excluding legal costs, plus a potential further amount of up to $1.5 million subject to finalisation of issues of leave liability and run-off insurance. (3) (a) 7 February, 33; 8 February, 40. (b) 7 March, 6; 8 March, 24. Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday. (4) 30.4 per cent, including some day patients.
(2) What was the total amount paid by government for this purchase? (3) What was the patient occupancy level at Kaleeya on - (a) Monday, 7 February 2005; and (b) Monday, 7 March 2005? (4) If available, what was the average daily occupancy rate for February 2005? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: On behalf of the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health, I supply the following answer - (1) 31 January 2005. (2) $14.375 million excluding legal costs, plus a potential further amount of up to $1.5 million subject to finalisation of issues of leave liability and run-off insurance. (3) (a) 7 February, 33; 8 February, 40. (b) 7 March, 6; 8 March, 24. Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday. (4) 30.4 per cent, including some day patients.
(3) What was the patient occupancy level at Kaleeya on - (a) Monday, 7 February 2005; and (b) Monday, 7 March 2005? (4) If available, what was the average daily occupancy rate for February 2005? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: On behalf of the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health, I supply the following answer - (1) 31 January 2005. (2) $14.375 million excluding legal costs, plus a potential further amount of up to $1.5 million subject to finalisation of issues of leave liability and run-off insurance. (3) (a) 7 February, 33; 8 February, 40. (b) 7 March, 6; 8 March, 24. Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday. (4) 30.4 per cent, including some day patients.
(b) Monday, 7 March 2005?
Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: On behalf of the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health, I supply the following answer - (1) 31 January 2005. (2) $14.375 million excluding legal costs, plus a potential further amount of up to $1.5 million subject to finalisation of issues of leave liability and run-off insurance. (3) (a) 7 February, 33; 8 February, 40. (b) 7 March, 6; 8 March, 24. Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday. (4) 30.4 per cent, including some day patients.
On behalf of the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health, I supply the following answer - (1) 31 January 2005. (2) $14.375 million excluding legal costs, plus a potential further amount of up to $1.5 million subject to finalisation of issues of leave liability and run-off insurance. (3) (a) 7 February, 33; 8 February, 40. (b) 7 March, 6; 8 March, 24. Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday. (4) 30.4 per cent, including some day patients.
(1) 31 January 2005. (2) $14.375 million excluding legal costs, plus a potential further amount of up to $1.5 million subject to finalisation of issues of leave liability and run-off insurance. (3) (a) 7 February, 33; 8 February, 40. (b) 7 March, 6; 8 March, 24. Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday. (4) 30.4 per cent, including some day patients.
(2) $14.375 million excluding legal costs, plus a potential further amount of up to $1.5 million subject to finalisation of issues of leave liability and run-off insurance. (3) (a) 7 February, 33; 8 February, 40. (b) 7 March, 6; 8 March, 24. Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday. (4) 30.4 per cent, including some day patients.
(3) (a) 7 February, 33; 8 February, 40. (b) 7 March, 6; 8 March, 24. Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday. (4) 30.4 per cent, including some day patients.
Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday.
(2) What was the total amount paid by government for this purchase? (3) What was the patient occupancy level at Kaleeya on - (a) Monday, 7 February 2005; and (b) Monday, 7 March 2005? (4) If available, what was the average daily occupancy rate for February 2005? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: On behalf of the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health, I supply the following answer - (1) 31 January 2005. (2) $14.375 million excluding legal costs, plus a potential further amount of up to $1.5 million subject to finalisation of issues of leave liability and run-off insurance. (3) (a) 7 February, 33; 8 February, 40. (b) 7 March, 6; 8 March, 24. Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday. (4) 30.4 per cent, including some day patients.
(3) What was the patient occupancy level at Kaleeya on - (a) Monday, 7 February 2005; and (b) Monday, 7 March 2005? (4) If available, what was the average daily occupancy rate for February 2005? Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: On behalf of the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health, I supply the following answer - (1) 31 January 2005. (2) $14.375 million excluding legal costs, plus a potential further amount of up to $1.5 million subject to finalisation of issues of leave liability and run-off insurance. (3) (a) 7 February, 33; 8 February, 40. (b) 7 March, 6; 8 March, 24. Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday. (4) 30.4 per cent, including some day patients.
(b) Monday, 7 March 2005?
Hon KEN TRAVERS replied: On behalf of the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health, I supply the following answer - (1) 31 January 2005. (2) $14.375 million excluding legal costs, plus a potential further amount of up to $1.5 million subject to finalisation of issues of leave liability and run-off insurance. (3) (a) 7 February, 33; 8 February, 40. (b) 7 March, 6; 8 March, 24. Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday. (4) 30.4 per cent, including some day patients.
On behalf of the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health, I supply the following answer - (1) 31 January 2005. (2) $14.375 million excluding legal costs, plus a potential further amount of up to $1.5 million subject to finalisation of issues of leave liability and run-off insurance. (3) (a) 7 February, 33; 8 February, 40. (b) 7 March, 6; 8 March, 24. Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday. (4) 30.4 per cent, including some day patients.
(1) 31 January 2005. (2) $14.375 million excluding legal costs, plus a potential further amount of up to $1.5 million subject to finalisation of issues of leave liability and run-off insurance. (3) (a) 7 February, 33; 8 February, 40. (b) 7 March, 6; 8 March, 24. Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday. (4) 30.4 per cent, including some day patients.
(2) $14.375 million excluding legal costs, plus a potential further amount of up to $1.5 million subject to finalisation of issues of leave liability and run-off insurance. (3) (a) 7 February, 33; 8 February, 40. (b) 7 March, 6; 8 March, 24. Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday. (4) 30.4 per cent, including some day patients.
(3) (a) 7 February, 33; 8 February, 40. (b) 7 March, 6; 8 March, 24. Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday. (4) 30.4 per cent, including some day patients.
Figures for 8 February and 8 March are provided because 7 March was a Western Australian public holiday.
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