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Senate Standing Committee on Environment and Communications Answers to Senate Estimates Questions on Notice Supplementary Budget Estimates Hearings November 2014 Communications Portfolio Australian Broadcasting Corporation Question No: 651 Program No. Australian Broadcasting Corporation Hansard Ref: In Writing Topic: Corporate Cars Senator Ludwig asked: Since Budget Estimates in June, 2014: 1. How many cars are owned by each department/agency? a) Where are the cars located? b) What are the cars used for? c) What is the cost of each car during the specified period? d) How far did each car travel during the specified period? 2. How many cars are leased by each department/agency? a) Where are the cars located? b) What are the cars used for? c) What is the cost of each car during the specified period? d) How far did each car travel during the specified period? Answer: 1. The ABC owned 59 vehicles as at 30 November 2014, of which 10 were trailers. a) Refer table below in response to 1.d). b) Corporate Strategy: 1 vehicle (Exhibition trailer); Radio: 8 vehicles (News/ content gathering); Resources: 49 vehicles (crew and equipment transportation, Outside Broadcasts, News/ content gathering); Technology: 1 vehicle (Transport resources/ equipment). c) Refer table below in response to 1.d). d) Refer to table below. Trailers are omitted as they have no odometer reading. Kms Make/ Model Travelled Cost 01.06.2014- 01.06.2014- Rego 30.11.2014 30.11.2014 Location ISUZU JCR500 5.8 DSL 1AMT346 M5 TRUCK 673 2765 NSW ISUZU FSR500 5.8 DSL 1AMT347 M5 TRUCK 2052 1410 WA ISUZU SBR422 5.7 DSL 1AMT348 M5 4X2 TRAY 864 1282 WA TOYOTA 1AYN172 LANDCRUISER 4.2D M5 11SEAT HT 2774 1561 WA Senate Standing Committee on Environment and Communications Answers to Senate Estimates Questions on Notice Supplementary Budget Estimates Hearings November 2014 Communications Portfolio Australian Broadcasting Corporation Kms Make/ Model Travelled Cost 01.06.2014- 01.06.2014- Rego 30.11.2014 30.11.2014 Location ISUZU NKR150 3.6 1CTH025 CARB M4 VAN 52 867 WA VW TRAN02A 1DIV703 TRANSPORTER 2701 1906 WA ISUZU NQR450 4.8 DT ABC003 M6 CAB CHASIS 0 194 NSW HINO HINO FD174K ABC309 6.0DSL M6 PANTECH 0 1304 WA TOYOTA DYNA 200 ABC310 DUALCAB DSL UTE 10 134 WA HINO HINO TRUCK ABC311 FF177 6.7 DSL M6 TRUCK 8517 1490 NSW MITSUBISHI FM557MS ABC315 4X2 7.5 DTM10 TRUCK 5005 1552 NSW ISUZU NPR400 WWX322 MEDIUM TRAY 4.6 DSL M5 687 274 NSW MITSUBISHI FH1006 CA72YC MITS 5.0 DSL TRAY 2931 2573 NSW TOYOTA ZYA159 LANDCRUISER HJ75 4.2 DSL M5 338 356 SA IVECO DAILY 50C18 105783 CAB/CHASSIS (NT OB'S) 228 4431 NSW MERCEDES SPRINTER TDS996 VAN SWB 313CDI 1142 3765 NSW MITSUBISHI FM618 CA60LV CAB CHASIS 912 2651 NSW MERCEDES-SPRINTER 416 CDI 4.49t MWB CQO68T VAN 2654 243 ACT MERCEDES-SPRINTER 416 CDI 4.49t MWB CQO68U VAN 1232 186 WA MITSUBISHI FK618KI SB58JK 4X28.2 DSL TRUCK 1703 763 VIC ISUZU FTS75 4X4 8.2 WHK721 DSL M6 TRAY 59 194 SA Senate Standing Committee on Environment and Communications Answers to Senate Estimates Questions on Notice Supplementary Budget Estimates Hearings November 2014 Communications Portfolio Australian Broadcasting Corporation Kms Make/ Model Travelled Cost 01.06.2014- 01.06.2014- Rego 30.11.2014 30.11.2014 Location ISUZU NPR300 4.3 dsl WHK808 M5 CREW CABCHASSIS 471 332 SA VW TRANSPORTER 2.5 XKS395 TDI SWB AUTO VAN 999 1589 SA SCANIA P94LB ABC201 PANTEC TRUCK DSL 2318 7419 SA MERCEDES ABC202 SPRINTER319 LWB HIGH ROOF 1667 2075 SA ISUZU FTR800 LONG NPA344 6.5 M7 DSL TRUCK 543 1976 NSW ISUZU FTR800 LONG NPA346 6.5 M7 DSL TRUCK 1709 4031 NSW ISUZU JCS420 4.5 CRB NPA349 M4 DSL TRUCK 2613 5644 VIC MERCEDES 1517/49 6.0 NPA376 T/D VAN 26 3010 VIC VOLVO FL10 9.6 DSL OPT230 6X4 PRIME MOVER 23151 22108 VIC ISUZU NKR200 SHORT POJ112 4.3 DSL CAB CHASIS 1086 204 VIC VW TRANSPORTER 2.5 913MSG TDI SWB AUTO VAN 1398 449 VIC HINO HINO RNGR 6 ABC102 MWB 8 DSL M6 TRUCK 731 5103 SA ISUZU NPR200 4.3 DSL ABC322 M5 CAB/CHASSIS 1227 1105 QLD TOYOTA PRADO GXL3 BST77V LTR T/D 2810 2170 NSW 2008 ISUZU LONG OB1ABC 6CYL TURBO I/COOLED 3976 2438 NSW MITSUBISHI FK415 4X2 WHK805 5.4 DSL M5 VAN 36 601 VIC FORD F350 4X4 5.0 M4 QVW118 TRAY 347 658 VIC Isuzu NPR 300 Medium ZBP022 (VIC OB 2) 1772 436 NSW Senate Standing Committee on Environment and Communications Answers to Senate Estimates Questions on Notice Supplementary Budget Estimates Hearings November 2014 Communications Portfolio Australian Broadcasting Corporation Kms Make/ Model Travelled Cost 01.06.2014- 01.06.2014- Rego 30.11.2014 30.11.2014 Location FORD TRANSIT VG 996897 MIDROOF 2.0 M5 LWB 1355 2374 VIC NEW HINO GH XX CA89ZK LONG - DARWIN OB'S 284 1697 VIC HINO HINO FD174K ABC2 6.0DSL M6 PANTECH 371 3021 NT Isuzu Stiec140 200 Short ABC004 T/D 1083 565 NT VW TRAN02A ABC009 TRANSPORTER 3379 837 NT HOLDEN RODEO 552LRK DUALCAB TURBODIESEL 11590 5851 TAS TOYOTA 1AYN904 LANDCRUISER GXL 4X4 DSL M5 1318 620 NSW IVECO DAILY 50C18 1DTV605 CAB/CHASSIS (WA OB'S) 1263 1955 TAS MERCEDES 1424V 11 666896* DSL M8 PRIME MOVER 0 0 NSW MERCEDES SPRINTER AB57VF VAN (awaiting Wreckers) 0 0 TAS TOTAL 102,057 108,169 Note: Vehicles with zero kilometre readings are either unregistered (e.g. *666896 is a Mercedes Prime Mover which is kept at Artarmon to move the OB van from one side of the yard to the garage and back so as not to incur a $700 fee from Toll to hire each time this occurs) or new replacement vehicles still being commissioned for work/ disposal. Any changes in values compared to previous data reflect corrections made in the process. Senate Standing Committee on Environment and Communications Answers to Senate Estimates Questions on Notice Supplementary Budget Estimates Hearings November 2014 Communications Portfolio Australian Broadcasting Corporation 2. The ABC leased 329 vehicles as at 30 November 2014. a) Refer table below in response to 2.d). b) Corporate Strategy: 7 vehicles (executive); Radio : 102 vehicles (5 executive, 97 for news/content gathering); Resources: 146 vehicles (2 executive, 144 for crew and equipment transportation, Outside Broadcasts, News/content gathering); News: 30 vehicles (4 executive, 26 for news gathering operations for editorial staff); Technology: 14 vehicles (3 executive, 11 for transport resources/ equipment); Communications Networks: 2 vehicles (executive); Television: 3 vehicles (for TV program use); People and Learning: 3 vehicles (executive); Office of Chief Operating Officer: 5 vehicles (executive); Business Services: 11 vehicles (7 executive and 4 for mail room operations and archives); Commercial: 3 vehicles (for ABC shops); State Directors: 3 vehicles (executive). c) Refer table below in response to 2.d). d) Refer table below Kms Travelled Cost 01.06.2014- 01.06.2014- Rego Make/ Model 30.11.2014 30.11.2014 Location TOYOTA COROLLA CONQUEST 1.8L NT 902532 SEDAN 2522 2089 TOYOTA HILUX NT 937405 UTILITY 3106 2721 TOYOTA PRADO NT 952578 LANDCRUISER GXL 9901 11419 TOYOTA PRADO GXL NT 952927 DIESEL 9050 7623 TOYOTA PRADO GX NT 969792 TD 11399 6542 HOLDEN OMEGA NT 981023 WAGON 4748 3168 Toyota PRADO GXL NT 987115 DIESEL 11010 8544 TOYOTA PRADO GXL NT 991823 AUTO DIESEL 10877 10307 Holden Cruze Equipe 1.8 029VFR Auto Sedan 22 0 QLD Holden Cruze 1.8 Equipe 031TJJ Auto Sedan 3579 3450 QLD Toyota L'Cruiser Prado 050TVM 4.0 GXL Auto 9815 8938 QLD Senate Standing Committee on Environment and Communications Answers to Senate Estimates Questions on Notice Supplementary Budget Estimates Hearings November 2014 Communications Portfolio Australian Broadcasting Corporation Kms Travelled Cost 01.06.2014- 01.06.2014- Rego Make/ Model 30.11.2014 30.11.2014 Location Ford Territory TS 2.7 134TXJ AWD Diesel Auto 7 Seat 11112 6561 QLD Subaru Forester 2.5 X 148SVG Sportshift Auto 3742 3432 QLD Ford Territory TX 2.7 171SUY AWD Diesel Auto 5591 7014 QLD Subaru Forester 2.5i 1AC2OL Lineartronic Auto 3477 825 VIC Toyota Kluger 3.5 KX-R 1AH6NN AWD Auto 3961 6528 VIC VW Comm Transporter 2.0 TDI340 SWB Crew 1AP5VS Van 6118 6486 VIC Ford Territory TX 2.7 1BG6TL AWD Diesel Auto 7013 6708 VIC Toyota Kluger 3.5 KX-R 1BI5QY AWD Auto 4704 6228 VIC Toyota Kluger 3.5 KX-R 1BM3BX AWD Auto 3887 6240 VIC Toyota L'Cruiser Prado 1BM3CX 3.0 GX T/DSL Auto 6028 9231 VIC Holden Cruze CD 1.8 1BU8GQ Auto Sedan 2099 4266 VIC 1CFI024 Isuzu NPR 300 2528 3988 WA TOYOTA HIACE 2.7 WA 1CGW954 COMMUTER BUS 2755 2231 Toyota Camry 2.5 Altise 1CH6SQ Auto 2327 3925 VIC Holden Commodore VF 1CI9PX 3.0 Evoke Wagon 6485 4705 VIC Holden Commodore VF 1CM7ZA 3.0 Evoke Wagon 2190 4610 VIC Holden Commodore VF 1CM7ZD 3.0 Evoke Wagon 6982 5027 VIC Hyundai iLoad 2.5 CRDi 1CU6GL Van Auto 2249 1459 VIC TOYOTA PRADO GXL WA 1DET601 WAGON 5403 5141 TOYOTA PRADO GXL WA 1DGW491 WAGON 7721 8889 Senate Standing Committee on Environment and Communications Answers to Senate Estimates Questions on Notice Supplementary Budget Estimates Hearings November 2014 Communications Portfolio Australian Broadcasting Corporation Kms Travelled Cost 01.06.2014- 01.06.2014- Rego Make/ Model 30.11.2014 30.11.2014 Location Holden Commodore VF 1DH5VQ 3.0 Evoke Wagon 1174 0 VIC TOYOTA PRADO GXL WA 1DID955 WAGON 7014 7502 HOLDEN OMEGA WA 1DKW059 WAGON 3998 2986 1DNR269 Toyota KLUGER AWD 5019 4346 WA VW CADDY MAXI WA 1DQM314 LIFE 1.9 29047 2567 Toyota Hiace SLWB - WA 1DRP059 Commuter 5395 5470 Toyota L'Cruiser Prado 1DUI181 3.0 GLX Turbo Diesel 9061 6438 WA Toyota Kluger 3.5 KX-R 1DUN254 AWD Auto 4545 5358 WA Toyota L'Cruiser 70 4.5 1DVZ362 Turbo Diesel GLX 4577 6048 WA Toyota L'Cruiser Prado 1DWF034 3.0 GLX Turbo Diesel 5871 4644 WA Isuzu Ute D-MAX 3.0 1DWP018 LS-U Crew Cab 9112 9062 WA Toyota L'Cruiser Prado 1DWT069
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    SEE APPLICABLE COVERAGE SHEETS FOR VEHICLE APPLICATIONS Holden Vehicle Communication Manual (Including Holden Astra, Barina and Vectra etc.) July 2011 Use in conjunction with the applicable Scanner User’s Reference Manual and Diagnostic Safety Manual. 1 Before operating this unit, please read this manual and any applicable Scanner User’s Manual. Safety Notices .................................... Refer Diagnostic Safety Manual Quick Reference Contents Listing ... page 5 Using the Scanner Module ............... Refer to relevant User's Manual for more information Vehicles covered and systems covered in all sections of software are available on the applicable coverage sheets. 2 Holden Vehicle Communication Manual (Including Holden Astra, Barina and Vectra etc.) July 2011 BEFORE OPERATING THIS UNIT, PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY, ALSO PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS IN THIS MANUAL AND THE DIAGNOSTIC SAFETY MANUAL. 3 The information, specifications, and illustrations in this manual are based on the latest information available at the time of publication. The tool manufacturer and the vehicle manufacturers reserve the right to make equipment changes at any time without notice. All illustrations in this manual are for demonstration purposes only. They are representative images only. They do not portray actual situations and not intended for diagnostic use or actual testing. Copyright © 2010 Snap-on Technologies, Inc. All rights reserved. 4 Quick Reference Contents Detailed Contents are at the beginning of each part Part