A WA parliamentary question asks about the government's consideration of expanding Perth's ferry system, referencing a specific report. The government's response avoids directly answering the questions, highlighting METRONET and fare caps instead.

AnsweredQoN 867Legislative Assembly
Asked
29 August 2023
Portfolio
Transport

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I refer to the Department of Transport's report into 'Perth's Ferry Services - Current Status and Future Use' report, and I ask: (a) Is an expanded ferry system still being actively considered by the Government; (b) If so, please detail the routes being considered by the Government; and (c) Does the Government have plans to commission another report into an expanded ferry system?

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Answered
10 October 2023
Responded by
Minister for Transport
Response time
9 days
(a)-(c)  Our Government is always considering ways to improve our public transport system.
That’s why we’re investing in METRONET, the biggest expansion to our public transport system in our state’s history.
That’s also why we’ve capped fares at the cost of a two-zone fare, saving commuters up to $2,900 per year.

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