Governance
Goal 5: To govern for all
Western Australians in an open, effective and efficient manner
that also ensures a sustainable
future
Strategic Outcomes relevant
to the PTA
Government
Strategic Outcome |
Applicable
PTA Outcome* |
Significant Developments in 2004/05
|
| 1. Co-ordinated, integrated
high quality
service delivery to the community |
4 |
The PTA continued to provide
an integrated bus,
train and ferry service in the metropolitan area and
in regional towns as well as school bus services. |
| 3. Whole of Government approaches
to planning, decision making and
resource allocation |
6 |
The PTA Corporate Plan was
developed to
incorporate the State Government’s Better Planning:
Better Services strategic goals, Government priorities
and portfolio directions. |
| 7. Increased use of Information
Communications and Technology to
provide better services to the
community |
6 |
The PTA embraced the internet
for communication
of service and organisational information to the
community.Transperth passengers were able to plan
their journeys using an interactive journey planning
website and be kept up to date on service
improvements and changes through TravelEasy
email service.
The PTA worked to maximise accessibility
to
information on its web sites by people with visual
impairment including through the greater use of
html. (This annual report is thus presented in both
html and downloadable pdf formats.) |
| 10. An efficient Government
sector
that provides value for money
service delivery |
5 |
The PTA continued to provide
the State’s
metropolitan and regional public transport through
competitively tendered, value for money, contracts,
and its own professional staff recruited and trained
to deliver quality customer services. |
| 13. Appropriate and competitive
pricing regimes for public goods
and services |
5 |
The Government continued to
maintain public
transport fares at an affordable level by restricting
fare increases to the change in CPI.
Transwa fares are established
by the State
Government to ensure affordability for regional
West Australians. |
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