❓ Mr. Zempilas questions the Minister for Transport regarding a $10 million program to improve safety at children's crossings, seeking details on budget allocation, project scope, prioritization criteria, assessment of signage effectiveness, traffic warden funding, and expected safety outcomes.

I refer to the Minister for Transport’s media statement “Major improvements to school crossing safety delivered” from 14 August 2025, and the reference to a four-year $10 million program to improve safety at children’s crossings across Western Australia, and ask:(a) What is the breakdown of the $10 million program allocation for:(i) static speed signage;(ii) electronic speed limit signage; and(iii) all other components;(b) Can the Minister provide the full list of crossings under this program, including timeframes for expected completion;(c) What criteria was used to identify and prioritise these crossings;(d) Has an assessment been undertaken to determine whether reducing speed limits and installing signage alone is sufficient to improve safety outcomes at crossings that are not staffed by traffic wardens:(i) If yes to the above, will the Minister table that assessment;(e) Does this program include funding to address the shortage of traffic wardens across Western Australia; and(f) What safety outcomes are expected from this program and how will they be measured? I refer to the Minister for Transport’s media statement “Major improvements to school crossing safety delivered” from 14 August 2025, and the reference to a four-year $10 million program to improve safety at children’s crossings across Western Australia, and ask: (a) What is the breakdown of the $10 million program allocation for: (i) static speed signage; (ii) electronic speed limit signage; and (iii) all other components; (b) Can the Minister provide the full list of crossings under this program, including timeframes for expected completion; (c) What criteria was used to identify and prioritise these crossings; (d) Has an assessment been undertaken to determine whether reducing speed limits and installing signage alone is sufficient to improve safety outcomes at crossings that are not staffed by traffic wardens: (i) If yes to the above, will the Minister table that assessment; (e) Does this program include funding to address the shortage of traffic wardens across Western Australia; and (f) What safety outcomes are expected from this program and how will they be measured?