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Education and Regulation

Key Output (cont...)

Land Use and Transport Infrastructure Service Delivery

Education and Regulation 
The Department aims to maintain, monitor and promote high standards of transport regulation, education and safety. This also includes the promotion of public transport and alternative forms of transport.

Measure: Maritime disaster contingency response
The Department aims to provide an effective response organisation to combat marine environmental pollution. The following chart demonstrates the cost of providing an oil spill response readiness. A downward trend indicates an improvement in the total cost of preparedness throughout Western Australia.

Cost of maritime disaster contingency

Measure: Vessels surveyed
The following chart demonstrates the cost of administering and providing certificates of vessel survey.

The Department conducts comprehensive surveys of commercial craft to maintain a high standard of construction and safety.

Data shown represents the full accrual cost of the Department's commercial vessel survey operations divided by the number of vessels surveyed.

Average cost of vessels surveyed

Measure: Certificate of competency issued
The table below demonstrates the cost of providing certificates of competency issued through the Department’s Marine Safety program.

The Department aims to facilitate the safe use of waters by users through setting and monitoring safety standards. Data shown is the number of certificates issued divided by the cost of the activity.

The variance between actual and target for 2003/04 is attributed to the fact that there were less applications and certificates issued than expected for the 2003/04 year. The variance in the actual for 2003/04 was less than previous years due to a reduction in the printing of promotional materials.

Average cost per certificate of competency issued

Actual 2001-02 $669.75
Actual 2002-03 $608.29
Actual 2003-04 $457.82
Target 2003-04 $381.83

Measure: Private vessel registration
The following chart demonstrates the cost of licensing private vessels in Western Australia. Data shown is the full accrual cost of licensing private vessels divided by the number of vessels.

Average cost of private registration

The increased target and average cost for 2003/04 reflect the costs associated with the integration of vessel registrations with the new computerised system.

Measure: Taxi regulatory program
The Department provides services for the provision of taxi policy, legislation and regulation, investigation and compliance. The chart below demonstrates the average cost of taxi administration calculated by dividing the total cost of these taxi administration services by the number of taxi registrations.

Average cost of taxi regulatory program

Measure: TravelSmart per household contacted
TravelSmart is a successful community-based program that encourages people to use alternatives forms of transport to travelling in their private car. It is an initiative to help preserve Western Australia's environment and quality of life. The table below shows the TravelSmart cost per household contacted.

Average cost of TravelSmart per household contacted

Actual 2002-03 $74.46
Actual 2003-04 $103.27
Target 2003-04 $99.62

Measure: Cycling promotion program
A key activity of the Department is the promotion of cycling as a legitimate mode of transport and a recreational activity. A key component of this promotional program is the "Cycle Instead" campaign, which includes television advertisements, information pamphlets on the benefits of cycling, and public relations events.

Also included are:

  • PR and promotional activities;
  • Events;
  • Promotional/information materials;
  • Education materials; and
  • Sponsorships and grants.

The following chart shows the total cost of providing cycling promotion program services.

Total cost of cycling events and promotion

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Read more about Cycle Instead under Getting people out of cars

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