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172 - Infrastructure - FUTURE TRANSPORT STRATEGY: TOWARDS 2061

Jackson, Rose to the Minister for Metropolitan Roads, and Minister for Women's Safety and the Prevention of Domestic and Sexual Violence representing the Minister for Infrastructure, Minister for Cities, and Minister for Active Transport

My question without notice is directed to the Minister for Metropolitan Roads, representing the Minister for Infrastructure, Minister for Cities, and Minister for Active Transport. Who commissioned the Future Transport Strategy: Towards 2061 report?
Original Answer -

The Hon. NATALIE WARD (Minister for Metropolitan Roads, and Minister for Women's Safety and the Prevention of Domestic and Sexual Violence) (12:54:18): I thank the honourable member for her question. I represent Minister Stokes in the Legislative Assembly but the report that the Hon. Rose Jackson refers to is a draft report. It is a draft report that is—

The Hon. Rose Jackson: Someone has asked for it.

The Hon. NATALIE WARD: Indeed. I will take the question on notice.
Additional Answer -

I am advised:

The Future Transport Strategy: Towards 2061 report is a best practice outcome of reviewing long-term strategic documents every five years. This is a standard practice across Transport fo NSW.

Question asked on 18 May 2022 (session 57-1)
Answer received on 7 June 2022

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