{"id":"F2024L00567","name":"National Land Transport (Roads to Recovery List) Determination 2024","slug":"national-land-transport-roads-to-recovery-list-determination-2024","collection":"legislative_instrument","jurisdiction":"commonwealth","status":"in_force","isInForce":true,"actNumber":null,"makingDate":null,"administeringDepartment":null,"currentVersion":{"id":105221,"registerId":"commonwealth-F2024L00567-current","compilationNumber":null,"startDate":"2026-04-03","status":"InForce","reasons":null,"registeredAt":null},"sections":[{"sectionNumber":"1","sectionType":"section","heading":"Name","content":"#### 1 Name\n\n This instrument is the National Land Transport (Roads to Recovery List) Determination 2024.","sortOrder":0},{"sectionNumber":"3","sectionType":"section","heading":"Authority","content":"#### 3 Authority\n\n This instrument is made under subsection 87(1) of the National Land Transport Act 2014.","sortOrder":1},{"sectionNumber":"4","sectionType":"section","heading":"Definitions","content":"#### 4 Definitions\n\n> Note: A number of expressions used in this instrument are defined in section 4 of the Act, including the following:\n\n (a) State.\n In this instrument:\n\n> Act means the National Land Transport Act 2014.","sortOrder":2},{"sectionNumber":"5","sectionType":"section","heading":"Funding period","content":"#### 5 Funding period\n\n The funding period in relation to the Roads to Recovery Program is the period commencing on 1 July 2024 and ending on 30 June 2029.\n\n> Note: This is the Roads to Recovery funding period as defined in section 4 of the Act.","sortOrder":3},{"sectionNumber":"6","sectionType":"section","heading":"Funding amounts and recipients","content":"#### 6 Funding amounts and recipients\n\n The amount of Commonwealth funding specified in column 2 of each item in Schedule 1 is to be provided, during the Roads to Recovery funding period, to the person or body (the funding recipient) specified in column 1 for that item.\n The funding amount on account of a particular State, or a particular area of a State, where the person or bodies that are to receive the amount have not yet been decided is specified in Schedule 2.\n\n \n\nSchedule 1 – Funding amounts for specified funding recipients\n\n```html\n

Item

Column 1 -
Funding Recipient

Column 2 -
Funding Amount

Australian Capital Territory

1

Transport Canberra and City Services Directorate

$70,125,235

New South Wales

2

Albury City Council

$7,771,077

3

Armidale Regional Council

$12,581,407

4

Ballina Shire Council

$7,746,173

5

Balranald Shire Council

$7,329,726

6

Bathurst Regional Council

$10,987,355

7

Bayside Council

$6,489,195

8

Bega Valley Shire Council

$10,753,485

9

Bellingen Shire Council

$5,232,719

10

Berrigan Shire Council

$7,722,264

11

Blacktown City Council

$18,821,755

12

Bland Shire Council

$16,278,536

13

Blayney Shire Council

$4,728,266

14

Blue Mountains City Council

$7,648,829

15

Bogan Shire Council

$8,021,437

16

Bourke Shire Council

$10,559,185

17

Brewarrina Shire Council

$7,220,933

18

Broken Hill City Council

$2,733,113

19

Burwood Council

$1,488,680

20

Byron Shire Council

$6,424,634

21

Cabonne Council

$11,385,211

22

Camden Council

$7,697,315

23

Campbelltown City Council

$9,735,736

24

City of Canada Bay Council

$3,551,648

25

Canterbury Bankstown Council

$14,778,165

26

Carrathool Shire Council

$12,819,101

27

Central Coast Council (NSW)

$24,392,733

28

Central Darling Shire Council

$8,816,030

29

Cessnock City Council

$9,375,546

30

Clarence Valley Council

$18,052,078

31

Cobar Shire Council

$9,549,888

32

Coffs Harbour City Council

$12,162,485

33

Coolamon Shire Council

$6,797,538

34

Coonamble Shire Council

$8,182,426

35

Cootamundra-Gundagai Regional Council

$8,672,888

36

Cowra Shire Council

$8,056,008

37

Cumberland Council

$9,148,458

38

Dubbo Regional Council

$18,889,243

39

Dungog Shire Council

$5,058,456

40

Edward River Council

$8,475,923

41

Eurobodalla Shire Council

$9,145,801

42

Fairfield City Council

$9,535,522

43

Federation Council

$12,289,525

44

Forbes Shire Council

$10,758,620

45

Georges River Council

$6,213,215

46

Gilgandra Shire Council

$7,730,333

47

Glen Innes Severn Council

$7,677,400

48

Goulburn Mulwaree Council

$9,459,009

49

Greater Hume Shire Council

$11,388,908

50

Griffith City Council

$9,069,675

51

Gunnedah Shire Council

$8,863,566

52

Gwydir Shire Council

$10,403,606

53

Hawkesbury City Council

$9,571,171

54

Hay Shire Council

$4,476,458

55

Hilltops Council

$15,584,568

56

The Council of the Shire of Hornsby

$7,669,559

57

The Council of the Municipality of Hunters Hill

$817,827

58

Inner West Council

$7,540,131

59

Inverell Shire Council

$12,338,128

60

Junee Shire Council

$5,173,836

61

Kempsey Shire Council

$10,209,690

62

The Council of the Municipality of Kiama

$2,845,433

63

Ku-ring-gai Council

$6,220,651

64

Kyogle Council

$9,012,604

65

Lachlan Shire Council

$18,730,937

66

Lake Macquarie City Council

$15,421,067

67

Lane Cove Municipal Council

$1,585,633

68

Leeton Shire Council

$5,776,237

69

Lismore City Council

$10,807,930

70

City of Lithgow Council

$7,011,862

71

Liverpool City Council

$12,590,341

72

Liverpool Plains Shire Council

$7,627,619

73

Lockhart Shire Council

$7,449,762

74

Maitland City Council

$7,680,292

75

Mid-Coast Council

$29,853,775

76

Mid-Western Regional Council

$13,428,250

77

Moree Plains Shire Council

$15,971,067

78

Mosman Municipal Council

$1,318,790

79

Murray River Council

$16,384,020

80

Murrumbidgee Council

$8,870,616

81

Muswellbrook Shire Council

$5,085,520

82

Nambucca Valley Council

$6,766,038

83

Narrabri Shire Council

$12,981,593

84

Narrandera Shire Council

$8,776,822

85

Narromine Shire Council

$8,005,295

86

Newcastle City Council

$10,088,979

87

North Sydney Council

$2,680,573

88

Northern Beaches Council

$12,481,365

89

Oberon Council

$5,143,742

90

Orange City Council

$6,343,142

91

Parkes Shire Council

$11,771,034

92

Council of the City of Parramatta

$11,284,736

93

Penrith City Council

$13,396,064

94

Port Macquarie-Hastings Council

$16,074,290

95

Port Stephens Council

$6,868,664

96

Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council

$13,443,884

97

Randwick City Council

$5,429,033

98

Richmond Valley Council

$8,819,517

99

Council of the City of Ryde

$5,207,189

100

Shellharbour City Council

$4,990,485

101

Shoalhaven City Council

$18,848,288

102

Singleton Council

$7,181,574

103

Snowy Monaro Regional Council

$15,350,082

104

Snowy Valleys Council

$7,672,003

105

Strathfield Municipal Council

$1,633,354

106

Sutherland Shire Council

$11,317,842

107

Council of the City of Sydney

$7,616,956

108

Tamworth Regional Council

$23,342,369

109

Temora Shire Council

$7,268,545

110

Tenterfield Shire Council

$9,190,179

111

The Hills Shire Council

$10,513,576

112

Tweed Shire Council

$15,967,925

113

Upper Hunter Shire Council

$10,827,853

114

Upper Lachlan Shire Council

$10,586,861

115

Uralla Shire Council

$5,245,746

116

Wagga Wagga City Council

$18,046,220

117

Walcha Council

$5,207,826

118

Walgett Shire Council

$10,873,446

119

Warren Shire Council

$5,766,293

120

Warrumbungle Shire Council

$13,669,663

121

Waverley Council

$2,444,798

122

Weddin Shire Council

$5,590,966

123

Wentworth Shire Council

$11,248,257

124

Willoughby City Council

$3,304,471

125

Wingecarribee Shire Council

$10,419,592

126

Wollondilly Shire Council

$7,681,288

127

Wollongong City Council

$13,560,341

128

Woollahra Municipal Council

$2,418,161

129

Yass Valley Council

$7,543,624

130

Transport for NSW

$8,533,993

Northern Territory

131

Alice Springs Town Council

$3,811,545

132

Barkly Regional Council

$1,821,254

133

Belyuen Community Government Council

$131,945

134

Central Desert Regional Council

$3,518,188

135

Coomalie Community Government Council

$1,899,803

136

City of Darwin

$7,586,155

137

East Arnhem Regional Council

$3,896,058

137a

Groote Archipelago Regional Council

$1,087,307

138

Katherine Town Council

$2,540,115

139

Litchfield Council

$10,414,210

140

MacDonnell Regional Council

$4,008,436

141

City of Palmerston

$3,624,637

142

Roper Gulf Regional Council

$4,305,757

143

Tiwi Islands Regional Council

$3,901,965

144

Victoria Daly Regional Council

$2,800,544

145

Wagait Shire Council

$221,018

146

West Arnhem Regional Council

$4,754,379

147

West Daly Regional Council

$3,537,675

148

Local Government Association of the Northern Territory

$6,264,248

149

Northern Territory Government, Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics

$57,814,135

Other Territories

150

Shire of Christmas Island

$2,646,203

151

Cocos (Keeling) Islands Shire Council

$879,309

152

Norfolk Island Regional Council

$729,776

153

Lord Howe Island Board

$452,575

Queensland

154

Aurukun Shire Council

$472,992

155

Balonne Shire Council

$10,044,792

156

Banana Shire Council

$15,911,623

157

Barcaldine Regional Council

$11,366,701

158

Barcoo Shire Council

$6,252,795

159

Blackall-Tambo Regional Council

$7,113,468

160

Boulia Shire Council

$5,002,427

161

Brisbane City Council

$103,048,376

162

Bulloo Shire Council

$7,470,528

163

Bundaberg Regional Council

$17,728,340

164

Burdekin Shire Council

$5,458,311

165

Burke Shire Council

$2,691,587

166

Cairns Regional Council

$16,108,611

167

Carpentaria Shire Council

$6,264,957

168

Cassowary Coast Regional Council

$6,505,739

169

Central Highlands Regional Council

$19,053,273

170

Charters Towers Regional Council

$15,016,003

171

Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council

$350,668

172

Cloncurry Shire Council

$6,089,785

173

Cook Shire Council

$11,254,496

174

Croydon Shire Council

$4,091,318

175

Diamantina Shire Council

$3,989,873

176

Doomadgee Aboriginal Community Council

$523,600

177

Douglas Shire Council

$2,414,171

178

Etheridge Shire Council

$6,675,315

179

Flinders Shire Council

$7,557,071

180

Fraser Coast Regional Council

$16,826,155

181

Gladstone Regional Council

$14,162,570

182

Gold Coast City Council

$52,087,503

183

Goondiwindi Regional Council

$10,023,696

184

Gympie Regional Council

$11,983,894

185

Hinchinbrook Shire Council

$3,329,255

186

Hope Vale Aboriginal Shire Council

$560,810

187

Ipswich City Council

$20,485,238

188

Isaac Regional Council

$13,608,267

189

Kowanyama Aboriginal Shire Council

$1,385,397

190

Livingstone Shire Council

$7,977,024

191

Lockhart River Aboriginal Shire Council

$710,544

192

Lockyer Valley Regional Council

$8,158,318

193

Logan City Council

$30,686,848

194

Longreach Regional Council

$10,526,379

195

Mackay Regional Council

$17,218,051

196

Mapoon Aboriginal Council

$235,312

197

Maranoa Regional Council

$22,668,936

198

Mareeba Shire Council

$10,117,087

199

Mckinlay Shire Council

$6,164,282

200

Moreton Bay Regional Council

$44,027,086

201

Mornington Shire Council

$672,478

202

Mount Isa City Council

$8,883,795

203

Murweh Shire Council

$10,701,615

204

Napranum Aboriginal Shire Council

$716,807

205

Noosa Shire Council

$6,955,067

206

North Burnett Regional Council

$16,292,706

207

Northern Peninsula Area Regional Council

$1,561,497

208

Palm Island Aboriginal Council

$320,042

209

Paroo Shire Council

$8,565,949

210

Pormpuraaw Aboriginal Shire Council

$2,173,111

211

Quilpie Shire Council

$7,846,608

212

Redland City Council

$14,890,705

213

Richmond Shire Council

$4,903,448

214

Rockhampton Regional Council

$13,054,448

215

Scenic Rim Regional Council

$9,583,696

216

Somerset Regional Council

$8,692,632

217

South Burnett Regional Council

$14,471,345

218

Southern Downs Regional Council

$13,880,649

219

Sunshine Coast Regional Council

$32,153,256

220

Tablelands Regional Council

$8,620,920

221

Toowoomba Regional Council

$36,012,364

222

Torres Shire Council

$1,375,339

223

Torres Strait Island Regional Council

$1,709,739

224

Townsville City Council

$19,631,443

225

Western Downs Regional Council

$30,497,909

226

Whitsunday Regional Council

$9,244,759

227

Winton Shire Council

$9,387,738

228

Woorabinda Aboriginal Council

$277,683

229

Wujal Wujal Aboriginal Council

$87,614

230

Yarrabah Aboriginal Shire Council

$398,200

South Australia

231

The Corporation of the City of Adelaide

$2,247,818

232

Adelaide Hills Council

$6,154,048

233

Adelaide Plains Council

$2,317,613

234

Alexandrina Council

$5,313,686

235

Anangu Pitjantjatjara Inc

$1,340,617

236

The Barossa Council

$4,250,537

237

District Council of Barunga West

$1,733,811

238

Berri Barmera Council

$1,915,420

239

City of Burnside

$4,269,112

240

Corporation of the City of Campbelltown

$4,723,558

241

District Council of Ceduna

$3,936,362

242

City of Charles Sturt

$10,693,652

243

Clare & Gilbert Valleys Council

$3,477,602

244

District Council of Cleve

$3,530,507

245

District Council of Coober Pedy

$413,512

246

Coorong District Council

$5,893,550

247

Copper Coast Council

$2,904,929

248

District Council of Elliston

$3,665,622

249

The Flinders Ranges Council

$2,677,520

250

District Council of Franklin Harbour

$1,948,869

251

Town of Gawler

$2,846,522

252

Regional Council of Goyder

$6,029,254

253

District Council of Grant

$3,003,936

254

City of Holdfast Bay

$3,281,114

255

Kangaroo Island Council

$3,570,283

256

District Council of Karoonda East Murray

$3,039,955

257

District Council of Kimba

$2,700,882

258

Kingston District Council

$2,272,733

259

Light Regional Council

$3,729,657

260

District Council of Lower Eyre Peninsula

$3,750,569

261

District Council of Loxton Waikerie

$6,543,005

262

Maralinga Tjarutja Community Inc

$479,639

263

Corporation of the City of Marion

$8,585,835

264

Mid Murray Council

$5,840,155

265

City of Mitcham

$6,738,253

266

District Council of Mount Barker

$5,229,478

267

City of Mount Gambier

$3,563,139

268

District Council of Mount Remarkable

$3,271,593

269

Rural City of Murray Bridge

$4,310,640

270

Naracoorte Lucindale Council

$4,326,305

271

Northern Areas Council

$3,588,254

272

Corporation of the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters

$3,188,236

273

City of Onkaparinga

$20,956,341

274

District Council of Orroroo Carrieton

$2,283,639

275

District Council of Peterborough

$2,183,473

276

City of Playford

$11,552,196

277

City of Port Adelaide Enfield

$12,057,557

278

Corporation of the City of Port Augusta

$2,524,952

279

City of Port Lincoln

$1,972,101

280

Port Pirie Regional Council

$4,168,016

281

City of Prospect

$1,795,957

282

Renmark Paringa Council

$1,983,498

283

District Council of Robe

$960,718

284

Municipal Council of Roxby Downs

$569,981

285

City of Salisbury

$14,095,479

286

Southern Mallee District Council

$3,583,210

287

District Council of Streaky Bay

$4,132,616

288

Tatiara District Council

$4,987,459

289

Corporation of the City of Tea Tree Gully

$9,958,621

290

District Council of Tumby Bay

$2,346,525

291

Corporation of the City of Unley

$3,349,096

292

City of Victor Harbor

$2,408,086

293

Wakefield Regional Council

$4,726,044

294

Corporation of the Town of Walkerville

$693,845

295

Wattle Range Council

$4,815,408

296

City of West Torrens

$5,433,310

297

Corporation of the City of Whyalla

$3,393,050

298

Wudinna District Council

$3,543,108

299

District Council of Yankalilla

$1,436,815

300

Yorke Peninsula Council

$7,232,043

301

Nipapanha Community Aboriginal Corporation

$177,836

302

Yalata Community

$386,163

303

Gerard Aboriginal Community

$178,611

304

South Australian Government, Department of Infrastructure and Transport

$38,705,523

305

South Australian Local Government Grants Commission

$53,460,269

Tasmania

306

Break O'day Council

$5,697,192

307

Brighton Council

$2,196,195

308

Burnie City Council

$4,260,850

309

Central Coast Council

$6,789,978

310

Central Highlands Council

$5,184,340

311

Circular Head Council

$7,068,548

312

Clarence City Council

$5,719,467

313

Derwent Valley Council

$3,333,515

314

Devonport City Council

$4,459,267

315

Dorset Council

$6,610,301

316

Flinders Council

$2,630,369

317

George Town Council

$2,931,334

318

Glamorgan Spring Bay Council

$3,529,578

319

Glenorchy City Council

$5,094,365

320

Hobart City Council

$6,029,171

321

Huon Valley Council

$5,849,251

322

Kentish Council

$4,117,136

323

King Island Council

$3,647,886

324

Kingborough Council

$5,245,716

325

Latrobe Council (TAS)

$2,737,345

326

Launceston City Council

$10,621,020

327

Meander Valley Council

$7,694,156

328

Northern Midlands Council

$8,456,272

329

Sorell Council

$3,408,218

330

Southern Midlands Council

$5,856,693

331

Tasman Council

$1,832,893

332

Waratah/Wynyard Council

$4,969,233

333

West Coast Council

$2,677,693

334

West Tamar Council

$4,572,514

Victoria

335

Alpine Shire Council

$6,250,658

336

Ararat Rural City Council

$12,859,997

337

Ballarat City Council

$13,489,608

338

Banyule City Council

$5,437,341

339

Bass Coast Shire Council

$8,128,284

340

Baw Baw Shire Council

$15,796,290

341

Bayside City Council

$3,264,214

342

Benalla Rural City Council

$8,580,516

343

Boroondara City Council

$5,225,554

344

Brimbank City Council

$9,967,065

345

Buloke Shire Council

$14,077,962

346

Campaspe Shire Council

$23,080,672

347

Cardinia Shire Council

$14,882,073

348

Casey City Council

$14,376,560

349

Central Goldfields Shire Council

$6,948,026

350

Colac Otway Shire Council

$14,988,212

351

Corangamite Shire Council

$20,112,950

352

Darebin City Council

$5,117,750

353

East Gippsland Shire Council

$26,355,746

354

Frankston City Council

$6,546,440

355

Gannawarra Shire Council

$11,598,043

356

Glen Eira City Council

$3,728,521

357

Glenelg Shire Council

$20,007,848

358

Golden Plains Shire Council

$11,736,208

359

Greater Bendigo City Council

$19,764,128

360

Greater Dandenong City Council

$8,956,730

361

Greater Geelong City Council

$19,214,901

362

Greater Shepparton City Council

$17,894,829

363

Hepburn Shire Council

$8,525,731

364

Hindmarsh Shire Council

$9,511,057

365

Hobsons Bay City Council

$4,199,086

366

Horsham Rural City Council

$12,569,929

367

Hume City Council

$14,242,672

368

Indigo Shire Council

$9,403,266

369

Kingston City Council

$7,198,263

370

Knox City Council

$6,449,559

371

Latrobe City Council

$14,960,796

372

Loddon Shire Council

$21,012,056

373

Macedon Ranges Shire Council

$12,682,745

374

Manningham City Council

$4,720,355

375

Mansfield Shire Council

$5,206,032

376

Maribyrnong City Council

$3,149,850

377

Maroondah City Council

$4,472,216

378

Melbourne City Council

$4,124,555

379

Melton City Council

$11,096,117

380

Merri-bek City Council

$5,357,366

381

Mildura Rural City Council

$23,802,475

382

Mitchell Shire Council

$10,333,483

383

Moira Shire Council

$22,395,134

384

Monash City Council

$7,097,385

385

Moonee Valley City Council

$4,048,458

386

Moorabool Shire Council

$11,279,026

387

Mornington Peninsula Shire Council

$14,164,875

388

Mount Alexander Shire Council

$9,523,496

389

Moyne Shire Council

$23,917,624

390

Murrindindi Shire Council

$9,532,825

391

Nillumbik Shire Council

$6,504,547

392

Northern Grampians Shire Council

$16,350,312

393

Port Phillip City Council

$2,443,643

394

Pyrenees Shire Council

$12,275,344

395

Borough of Queenscliffe Council

$335,975

396

South Gippsland Shire Council

$20,983,944

397

Southern Grampians Shire Council

$17,470,297

398

Stonnington City Council

$2,624,006

399

Strathbogie Shire Council

$12,668,242

400

Surf Coast Shire Council

$9,249,362

401

Swan Hill Rural City Council

$12,620,630

402

Towong Shire Council

$10,262,878

403

Wangaratta Rural City Council

$13,675,645

404

Warrnambool City Council

$3,740,225

405

Wellington Shire Council

$27,777,965

406

West Wimmera Shire Council

$13,446,544

407

Whitehorse City Council

$5,908,689

408

Whittlesea City Council

$12,473,233

409

Wodonga City Council

$4,761,526

410

Wyndham City Council

$13,215,896

411

Yarra City Council

$2,280,312

412

Yarra Ranges Shire Council

$18,888,059

413

Yarriambiack Shire Council

$11,642,207

414

Victorian Government, Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action

$238,854

Western Australia

415

City of Albany

$10,204,314

416

City of Armadale

$8,066,190

417

Shire of Ashburton

$6,479,699

418

Shire of Augusta Margaret River

$8,311,274

419

Town of Bassendean

$1,222,822

420

City of Bayswater

$4,430,171

421

City of Belmont

$3,052,957

422

Shire of Beverley

$2,672,079

423

Shire of Boddington

$2,677,229

424

Shire of Boyup Brook

$3,702,207

425

Shire of Bridgetown Greenbushes

$4,128,515

426

Shire of Brookton

$1,923,926

427

Shire of Broome

$5,069,750

428

Shire of Broomehill-Tambellup

$3,556,403

429

Shire of Bruce Rock

$4,907,376

430

City of Bunbury

$4,895,459

431

City of Busselton

$11,863,649

432

Town of Cambridge

$2,155,842

433

City of Canning

$7,446,587

434

Shire of Capel

$8,690,632

435

Shire of Carnamah

$2,231,651

436

Shire of Carnarvon

$7,103,430

437

Shire of Chapman Valley

$2,891,793

438

Shire of Chittering

$2,602,916

439

Town of Claremont

$591,286

440

City of Cockburn

$9,154,376

441

Shire of Collie

$2,661,389

442

Shire of Coolgardie

$2,879,162

443

Shire of Coorow

$3,090,907

444

Shire of Corrigin

$3,830,341

445

Town of Cottesloe

$589,146

446

Shire of Cranbrook

$5,346,864

447

Shire of Cuballing

$1,856,331

448

Shire of Cue

$2,670,592

449

Shire of Cunderdin

$2,901,069

450

Shire of Dalwallinu

$6,363,095

451

Shire of Dandaragan

$4,876,093

452

Shire of Dardanup

$3,680,888

453

Shire of Denmark

$4,155,400

454

Shire of Derby-West Kimberley

$7,810,206

455

Shire of Donnybrook-Balingup

$5,313,508

456

Shire of Dowerin

$3,052,910

457

Shire of Dumbleyung

$3,447,813

458

Shire of Dundas

$2,209,280

459

Town of East Fremantle

$416,790

460

Shire of East Pilbara

$13,957,828

461

Shire of Esperance

$16,051,942

462

Shire of Exmouth

$2,353,352

463

City of Fremantle

$2,262,300

464

Shire of Gingin

$9,856,498

465

Shire of Gnowangerup

$3,457,370

466

Shire of Goomalling

$2,061,303

467

City of Gosnells

$9,332,937

468

City of Greater Geraldton

$11,320,403

469

Shire of Halls Creek

$5,594,614

470

Shire of Harvey

$6,640,950

471

Shire of Irwin

$1,884,189

472

Shire of Jerramungup

$3,524,531

473

City of Joondalup

$12,346,489

474

City of Kalamunda

$6,364,600

475

City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder

$10,001,319

476

City of Karratha

$4,992,690

477

Shire of Katanning

$2,771,894

478

Shire of Kellerberrin

$3,212,110

479

Shire of Kent

$4,089,597

480

Shire of Kojonup

$3,806,749

481

Shire of Kondinin

$4,456,376

482

Shire of Koorda

$3,545,358

483

Shire of Kulin

$4,707,054

484

City of Kwinana

$4,381,454

485

Shire of Lake Grace

$7,248,880

486

Shire of Laverton

$5,076,858

487

Shire of Leonora

$3,551,592

488

City of Mandurah

$7,398,077

489

Shire of Manjimup

$8,510,142

490

Shire of Meekatharra

$6,913,301

491

City of Melville

$6,225,006

492

Shire of Menzies

$5,334,065

493

Shire of Merredin

$4,724,787

494

Shire of Mingenew

$1,813,517

495

Shire of Moora

$4,145,069

496

Shire of Morawa

$3,186,502

497

Town of Mosman Park

$485,760

498

Shire of Mount Magnet

$1,800,062

499

Shire of Mount Marshall

$4,894,328

500

Shire of Mukinbudin

$2,982,584

501

Shire of Mundaring

$5,922,853

502

Shire of Murchison

$4,977,438

503

Shire of Murray

$4,854,033

504

Shire of Nannup

$3,699,779

505

Shire of Narembeen

$4,488,128

506

Shire of Narrogin

$3,595,760

507

City of Nedlands

$1,624,470

508

Shire of Ngaanyatjarraku

$6,588,985

509

Shire of Northam

$4,440,291

510

Shire of Northampton

$3,990,576

511

Shire of Nungarin

$1,707,243

512

Shire of Peppermint Grove

$112,856

513

Shire of Perenjori

$4,707,376

514

City of Perth

$2,546,869

515

Shire of Pingelly

$2,030,824

516

Shire of Plantagenet

$5,542,438

517

Town of Port Hedland

$4,515,591

518

Shire of Quairading

$3,137,398

519

Shire of Ravensthorpe

$4,191,375

520

City of Rockingham

$11,494,551

521

Shire of Sandstone

$2,507,728

522

Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale

$5,598,565

523

Shire of Shark Bay

$2,615,702

524

City of South Perth

$2,320,504

525

City of Stirling

$12,273,568

526

City of Subiaco

$1,076,777

527

City of Swan

$14,823,855

528

Shire of Tammin

$1,643,554

529

Shire of Three Springs

$4,069,069

530

Shire of Toodyay

$3,184,456

531

Shire of Trayning

$2,570,387

532

Shire of Upper Gascoyne

$5,685,178

533

Town of Victoria Park

$2,090,906

534

Shire of Victoria Plains

$3,032,371

535

City of Vincent

$2,056,867

536

Shire of Wagin

$2,746,820

537

Shire of Wandering

$1,283,656

538

City of Wanneroo

$17,038,479

539

Shire of Waroona

$2,222,208

540

Shire of West Arthur

$2,902,856

541

Shire of Westonia

$2,854,790

542

Shire of Wickepin

$2,878,147

543

Shire of Williams

$1,725,751

544

Shire of Wiluna

$5,242,621

545

Shire of Wongan-Ballidu

$4,469,717

546

Shire of Woodanilling

$1,730,811

547

Shire of Wyalkatchem

$2,498,417

548

Shire of Wyndham-East Kimberley

$6,790,978

549

Shire of Yalgoo

$3,320,112

550

Shire of Yilgarn

$7,978,835

551

Shire of York

$3,492,368

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The instrument is an allocation/administrative implementation of the existing program rather than a change in scope; it does not introduce new categories of recipients or policy mechanisms compared with the program’s legal framework."},"complexity_factors":["Long numeric schedule: Schedule 1 lists 551 distinct items (numbered up to 551) — large factual dataset increases practical complexity","Simple statutory structure: only four substantive clauses (ss3–6) with limited conditional logic","Cross‑references to the National Land Transport Act 2014 for definitions (section 4) and to subsection 87(1) for authority (section 3)","Two schedules with different purposes: Schedule 1 enumerates named recipients and amounts; Schedule 2 is a residual schedule for amounts where recipients are not yet decided","No procedural detail in the instrument about selection, project priorities or reporting — those are handled elsewhere (increases complexity for implementers who must consult other instruments/guidance)","Large variation in item sizes (from small community entities to large city councils and state departments) creates operational complexity in payment and delivery","Document is mechanically simple but operationally heavy because of the volume of discrete payment lines"],"plain_english_summary":"**What this instrument does (mechanics)\n\n- This Determination sets the Roads to Recovery funding period as 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2029 (section 5). \n- It lists, by name, the exact Commonwealth dollar amounts that are to be paid to particular funding recipients during that period (section 6 and Schedule 1). \n- It provides for a catch‑all Schedule (Schedule 2) for amounts that are allocated to a State or area of a State when the specific recipient(s) are not yet chosen; in this version Schedule 2 lists Western Australia with an amount of \"nil\" (Schedule 2).\n\n(Authority: the Determination is made under subsection 87(1) of the National Land Transport Act 2014 (section 3); several terms used are defined in the Act (section 4).)\n\nWho is affected\n\n- Direct recipients: the named local governments, regional councils, state departments and similar bodies set out in Schedule 1. Each named entity is allocated a fixed dollar sum for the funding period (section 6 and Schedule 1). \n- The Commonwealth (the budgetary authority) is the payer: the Determination creates the list of recipients and amounts the Commonwealth will provide. \n- Indirectly affected: suppliers, contractors and communities that rely on local road capital/maintenance programmes financed in part by these grants.\n\nWhy it matters (practical effect)\n\n- Certainty of funding: recipients listed in Schedule 1 can plan capital and maintenance works over the five‑year Roads to Recovery funding period because their Commonwealth contribution is specified in dollar terms (section 6). \n- Budgetary commitment: the Determination converts a policy or appropriation decision into a legal specification of who receives what money and over what period (sections 3, 5, 6). \n- Administrative consequence: agencies must arrange payments, and recipients will need to meet the program’s conditions and reporting obligations under the Act and associated program rules (definitions and program rules reside in the Act and its instruments; section 4 notes that some expressions are defined in the Act).\n\nStated purpose and implications (claims vs mechanics)\n\n- The instrument itself does not restate policy aims, but by operation it continues the Roads to Recovery program for a defined five‑year period and allocates funds to named recipients (sections 5 and 6; Schedule 1). Sources outside the Determination commonly describe Roads to Recovery as supporting local road maintenance/capital; the Determination implements that by naming recipients and amounts. \n- Trade‑offs and opportunity costs: money set aside for these named grants cannot be used for other Commonwealth priorities. The Determination does not set project selection criteria or prioritisation rules — it simply identifies recipients and amounts (section 6). That means decisions about which specific projects are funded, timing and procurement will principally be taken by the recipients (and by the administrative rules set out in the Act and program guidance, not in this instrument). \n- Concentration of benefit and visibility of cost: benefits are concentrated (specific councils and state departments named in Schedule 1). The cost is borne by the Commonwealth budget (taxpayers broadly). The Determination makes the recipients and amounts transparent but does not explain the selection method in this instrument (see section 6 and Schedule 1).\n\nImplementation, compliance and risks\n\n- Who pays and who decides: the Commonwealth (through the person or office empowered under s87(1) of the Act) issues the Determination; payments flow from Commonwealth funds to the named recipients (sections 3 and 6). \n- Recipient obligations and compliance burden: recipients will be subject to the Act’s program conditions and any accompanying grant agreement or guidelines. This Determination does not include the administrative or reporting rules; those remain in the Act and program documentation referenced by the Act (section 4 note). Recipients must budget for delivery, reporting and procurement costs associated with using the grant. \n- Implementation risk: the Determination is administratively straightforward (it names recipients and amounts), but practical delivery risks remain — e.g. project cost escalation, scheduling, and capacity of small councils to deliver works. The Determination does not allocate contingency funds or priorities; it only fixes recipients and amounts (section 6 and Schedule 1). \n- Selection transparency: the instrument does not set out the policy or formula used to choose recipients or amounts. Because the list is exhaustive and named, there is a risk (in practical terms) of concentrated lobbying around candidate inclusion — that is a political or administrative risk outside the text of the Determination. \n\nConcrete mechanics readers should note\n\n- Legal basis: made under subsection 87(1) of the National Land Transport Act 2014 (section 3). \n- Funding period: 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2029 (section 5). \n- Amounts: every listed recipient in Schedule 1 has a fixed dollar amount; Schedule 2 covers any amounts allocated to a State where the recipient(s) have not been specified (Schedule 2 in this instrument lists Western Australia as \"nil\"). \n\nKey citations in the instrument: section 3 (authority), section 4 (definitions cross‑referenced to the Act), section 5 (funding period), section 6 and Schedule 1 (who gets what), Schedule 2 (placeholder for unspecified recipients)."},"flash_summary_failed":{"failed":true,"reason":"A positive credit balance is required for all requests, including BYOK, so fallback providers remain available. 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