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[P.P. 141
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
REPORT
OF THE
Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works
ON
MENINGIE AREA SCHOOL
REPLACEMENT
Minutes of evidence not printed
Ordered by the House of Assembly to be printed, 8th February, 1978
BY AUTHORITY: D.
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[P.P. 125
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
REPORT
OF THE
Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works
ON
Happy Valley Primary
School Replacement
Minutes of evidence not printed
Ordered by the House of Assembly to be printed, 24th August, 1978
BY AUTHORITY: D.
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The level of replacement revenue is thus higher in gross
terms than the franchise fees they replace.
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Provider Description
TransAdelaide
A Government agency that provides the metropolitan train and
tram services.
Standing Committees
56th Parliament (Current)
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Facilities Improvements
Bus replacement and design
The Passenger Transport Board worked with the Public Transport Asset
Management (PTAM) section of Transport SA and service contractors to
introduce 51 new buses to the Adelaide Metro fleet in 2001-02.
Presented by
Hon Michael Wright
on
13/11/2003
Document
Annual Report
50th Parliament
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TransAdelaide.
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Taxation Revenues
1999 -2000
Budget
$m
1998 -99
Estimated
Result
$m
Payroll Tax 567 551
Stamp duties 782 804
Commonwealth Replacement Grants for Business Franchise Fees 572 562
Land Tax 144 139
Emergency Services Levy 131 0
Financial Institutions Duty 89 87
Debits tax 59 59
Gaming Machines Tax 202 189
Contribution from the Lotteries Commission 87 82
Contribution from Casino Operations 20 20
Contribution from South Australian Totalizator Board 22 22
Contribution from On- course Totalizators, Bookmakers and Small Lotteries 6 6
Recoup from Recreation and Sport Fund 0 1
Guarantee fees 16 16
Water Resources and Catchment Levies 9 10
Gas Levy 5 8
Other taxes 1 1
Total Taxation Revenues 2 712 2 557
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A ten year
replacement program has been developed, identifying the highest priority items required for
urgent replacement, to allow the Centre to proceed into the 2000’s with confidence.
Standing Committees
55th Parliament
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A ten year
replacement program has been developed, identifying the highest priority items required for
urgent replacement, to allow the Centre to proceed into the 2000’s with confidence.
Standing Committees
56th Parliament (Current)
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• A planning decision to prevent any further level crossings to be constructed
on the TransAdelaide network.
Presented by
Hon Michael Wright
on
18/02/2003
Document
Report
50th Parliament