❓ Hon Steve Martin requests a copy of advice from the Western Australian Treasury Corporation (WATC) to Westport regarding container trade growth forecasts. The parliamentary secretary acknowledges the question and states that container trade growth is being monitored and aligns with previous forecasts.
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Westport—Container trade forecast392.Hon Steve Martinto
the parliamentary secretary representing the Minister for Transport:I refer to issue 5
of theWestport Beaconin which it was
explained that an initial container growth estimate of 2.8% to 2068 calculated
by Deloitte was being revised to 3.25%, in part on the basis of advice from the
Western Australian Treasury Corporation that a rate of 3% to 4% was more appropriate.
Can the minister please provide a copy of the advice from WATC to Westport?
the parliamentary secretary representing the Minister for Transport:I refer to issue 5
of theWestport Beaconin which it was
explained that an initial container growth estimate of 2.8% to 2068 calculated
by Deloitte was being revised to 3.25%, in part on the basis of advice from the
Western Australian Treasury Corporation that a rate of 3% to 4% was more appropriate.
Can the minister please provide a copy of the advice from WATC to Westport?
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