Division
Janet Rice by leave—I move Greens amendments (5) and (6) on sheet 7495 revised: (5) Subsection (4) does not limit the matters to which the Minister may have regard in determining whether to approve the provision of Commonwealth funding for the project. 4C Cost benefit analyses to be made public (1) The Minister must ensure that the following information about a Black Spot Project, Heavy Vehicle Safety and Productivity Project, Investment Project or Transport Development and Innovation Project is made available on the Department's website, if Commonwealth funding is provided for the project: (a) a description of the project; (b) when the project is to start and is likely to be completed; (c) Infrastructure Australia's evaluation of the project under subsection 4B(2) (if applicable); (d) any advice given by Infrastructure Australia in relation to the project as mentioned in paragraph 4B(4)(c). (2) The information must be published no later than 14 days after the Commonwealth first informs a recipient of the funding that Commonwealth funding will be provided for the project. (6) Schedule 1, item 14, page 7, after proposed section 4C, insert: 4D Cost benefit analyses of other projects (1) Infrastructure Australia must give to the Minister a cost benefit analysis of a land transport infrastructure project if: (a) Commonwealth funding is provided for the project (under this Act or any other law) on or after the commencement of this section (whether the provision of the funding was agreed to, approved or announced before, on or after that commencement); and (b) capital expenditure on the project is $50 million or more; and (c) Infrastructure Australia is not required to give a cost benefit analysis of the project to the Minister under another provision of this Act. (2) The Minister must ensure that the cost benefit analysis is made available on the Department's website. These amendments amend the bill so that for any project of $50 million or more in capital expenditure, t
Senate, 2014-08-28. negative: ayes 33, noes 34.
Question
Janet Rice by leave—I move Greens amendments (5) and (6) on sheet 7495 revised: (5) Subsection (4) does not limit the matters to which the Minister may have regard in determining whether to approve the provision of Commonwealth funding for the project. 4C Cost benefit analyses to be made public (1) The Minister must ensure that the following information about a Black Spot Project, Heavy Vehicle Safety and Productivity Project, Investment Project or Transport Development and Innovation Project is made available on the Department's website, if Commonwealth funding is provided for the project: (a) a description of the project; (b) when the project is to start and is likely to be completed; (c) Infrastructure Australia's evaluation of the project under subsection 4B(2) (if applicable); (d) any advice given by Infrastructure Australia in relation to the project as mentioned in paragraph 4B(4)(c). (2) The information must be published no later than 14 days after the Commonwealth first informs a recipient of the funding that Commonwealth funding will be provided for the project. (6) Schedule 1, item 14, page 7, after proposed section 4C, insert: 4D Cost benefit analyses of other projects (1) Infrastructure Australia must give to the Minister a cost benefit analysis of a land transport infrastructure project if: (a) Commonwealth funding is provided for the project (under this Act or any other law) on or after the commencement of this section (whether the provision of the funding was agreed to, approved or announced before, on or after that commencement); and (b) capital expenditure on the project is $50 million or more; and (c) Infrastructure Australia is not required to give a cost benefit analysis of the project to the Minister under another provision of this Act. (2) The Minister must ensure that the cost benefit analysis is made available on the Department's website. These amendments amend the bill so that for any project of $50 million or more in capital expenditure, t
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