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P6913c-6915A Hon Robin Chapple; Hon Helen Morton Extract from Hansard [COUNCIL - Tuesday, 15 September 2009] p6913c-6915a Hon Robin Chapple; Hon Helen Morton HOMESWEST HOUSING — REGIONAL TOWNS 1090. Hon Robin Chapple to the Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Housing and Works (1) How many Homeswest houses, flats and units (Properties) are there currently in each of the towns within the following Local Authorities (Towns), - Shire of Cranbrook; City of Albany; Shire of Cuballing; City of Bunbury; Shire of Cue; City of Geraldton-Greenough; Shire of Cunderdin; City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder; Shire of Dalwallinu; City of Mandurah; Shire of Dandaragan; Shire of Ashburton; Shire of Dardanup; Shire of Augusta-Margaret River; Shire of Denmark; Shire of Beverley; Shire of Derby-West Kimberley; Shire of Boddington; Shire of Donnybrook-Balingup; Shire of Boyup Brook; Shire of Dowerin; Shire of Bridgetown-Greenbushes; Shire of Dumbleyung; Shire of Brookton; Shire of Dundas; Shire of Broome; Shire of East Pilbara; Shire of Broomehill; Shire of Esperance; Shire of Bruce Rock; Shire of Exmouth; Shire of Busselton; Shire of Gingin; Shire of Capel; Shire of Gnowangerup; Shire of Carnamah; Shire of Goomalling; Shire of Carnarvon; Shire of Halls Creek; Shire of Chapman Valley; Shire of Harvey; Shire of Chittering; Shire of Irwin; Shire of Collie; Shire of Jerramungup; Shire of Coolgardie; Shire of Katanning; Shire of Coorow; Shire of Kellerberrin; Shire of Corrigin; Shire of Kent; Shire of Kojonup; Shire of Murchison; Shire of Kondinin; Shire of Murray; Shire of Koorda; Shire of Nannup; Shire of Kulin; Shire of Narembeen; Shire of Lake Grace; Shire of Narrogin; Shire of Laverton; Shire of Leonora; Shire of Ngaanyatjarraku; Shire of Manjimup; Shire of Northam; Shire of Meekatharra; Shire of Northampton; [1] Extract from Hansard [COUNCIL - Tuesday, 15 September 2009] p6913c-6915a Hon Robin Chapple; Hon Helen Morton Shire of Menzies; Shire of Nungarin; Shire of Merredin; Shire of Perenjori; Shire of Mingenew; Shire of Pingelly; Shire of Moora; Shire of Plantagenet; Shire of Morawa; Shire of Quairading; Shire of Mount Magnet; Shire of Ravensthorpe; Shire of Mt Marshall; Shire of Roebourne; Shire of Mukinbudin; Shire of Sandstone; Shire of Mullewa; Shire of Shark Bay; Shire of Tambellup; Shire of Wickepin; Shire of Tammin; Shire of Williams; Shire of Three Springs; Shire of Wiluna; Shire of Toodyay; Shire of Wongan-Ballidu; Shire of Trayning; Shire of Woodanilling; Shire of Upper Gascoyne; Shire of Wyalkatchem; Shire of Victoria Plains; Shire of Wyndham-East Kimberley; Shire of Wagin; Shire of Yalgoo; Shire of Wandering; Shire of Yilgarn; Shire of Waroona; Shire of York; Shire of West Arthur; Town of Narrogin; Shire of Westonia; and Town of Port Hedland? (2) In reference to the figures provided under (1), what is the number of Homeswest Properties in each Town as a percentage of the total Properties in that Town? (Please provide this information on a Town by Town basis.) (3) What was the number of Homeswest Properties in each Town as a percentage of total properties in that Town in each financial year from and including the 2000/2001 financial year up to and including the 2007/2008 financial year? (Please provide this information on a Town by Town basis.) (4) What is the predicted number of Homeswest Properties in each Town as a percentage of total properties in that Town in each financial year from and including the 2008/2009 financial year up to and including the 2013/2014 financial year? (Please provide this information on aTown by Town basis.) (5) What proportion of Homeswest Properties were subject to the New Living Program in each financial year from and including the 2000/2001 financial year up to and including the 2007/2008 financial year? (Please provide this information on a Town by Town basis.) (6) What proportion of Homeswest Properties in the Towns will be subject to the New Living Program in each financial year from and including the 2008/2009 financial year up to and including the 20013/2014 financial year? (Please provide this information on a Town by Town basis.) (7) How many Homeswest Properties were been sold between 1 July 2000 and 11 August 2009? (Please provide this information on a Town by Town basis.) (8) In reference to the figure provided under (7). what percentage of the Homeswest Properties sold were sold as part of the New Living Program? (Please provide this information on a Town by Town basis.) (9) By what percentage has the number of Homeswest Properties decreased solely by reason of being sold as part of the New Living Program? (Please provide this information on a Town by Town basis.) (10) How many Homeswest Properties are proposed to be built and tenanted by the end of the 2008 — 2009 financial year? (Please provide this information on a Town by Town basis.) [2] Extract from Hansard [COUNCIL - Tuesday, 15 September 2009] p6913c-6915a Hon Robin Chapple; Hon Helen Morton Hon HELEN MORTON replied: (1)-(10) For internal management purposes, the Department of Housing operates on the basis of 10 regions across Western Australia. The Department of Housing does not possess data classified by town or shire. [3] .
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