❓ Hon Murray Criddle requests the Minister for Energy to provide a detailed breakdown of the $15.8b infrastructure budget commitment, including project timelines and allocations, and asks for the Minister's definition of 'infrastructure'. The answer provided is incomplete and appears to be a copy/paste error.
AnsweredQoN 2923Legislative Council
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During question time on Wednesday, November 9 2005, the Premier indicated the current Government has committed $15.8b over the next four years for infrastructure -
(1) Can the Minister please table a copy of the budget for their portfolio area that outlines these projects, indicating -
(a) time of commencement;
(b) expected completion dates; and
(c) budget allocation for each project?
(2) What is the Minister’s definition of infrastructure?
(1) Can the Minister please table a copy of the budget for their portfolio area that outlines these projects, indicating -
(a) time of commencement;
(b) expected completion dates; and
(c) budget allocation for each project?
(2) What is the Minister’s definition of infrastructure?
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29 November 2005
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Leader of the House representing the Minister for Energy
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(b) expected completion dates; and (c) budget allocation for each project?
(c) budget allocation for each project?
(c) budget allocation for each project?
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