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Transport Administration Act 1988
2BCommon objectives and service delivery priorities of public transport agencies
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#### 2B Common objectives and service delivery priorities of public transport agencies
2B Common objectives and service delivery priorities of public transport agencies
> > (1) Public transport agencies are to exercise their functions in a manner that promotes the following objectives, which are the common objectives of public transport agencies—
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> > > (a) Customer focus
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> > > To put the customer first and design the transport system around the needs and expectations of the customer.
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> > > (b) Economic development
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> > > To enable the transport system to support the economic development of the State (with a focus on freight transport systems).
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> > > (c) Planning and investment
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> > > To ensure that good planning informs investment strategies.
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> > > (d) Coherence and integration
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> > > To promote coherence and integration across all transport modes and all stages of decision making.
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> > > (e) Performance and delivery
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> > > To focus on performance and service delivery, based on a strong purchaser-provider model with clear accountabilities for outcomes.
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> > > (f) Efficiency
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> > > To achieve greater efficiency—
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> > > > (i) in the delivery of transport infrastructure projects, and
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> > > > (ii) through improved coordination of freight, maritime and ports operations, and their integration into the transport system, and
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> > > > (iii) by eliminating duplication of functions and resources, and
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> > > > (iv) by outsourcing the delivery of non-core services.
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> > > (g) Environmental sustainability
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> > > To promote the delivery of transport services in an environmentally sustainable manner.
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> > > (h) Social benefits
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> > > To contribute to the delivery of social benefits for customers, including greater inclusiveness, accessibility and quality of life.
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> > > (i) Safety
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> > > To provide safe transport services in accordance with a safety regulatory framework.
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> > (2) Public transport agencies are to determine their service delivery priorities having regard to the Transport Secretary’s expectations for service delivery established by a Statement of Expectations issued annually to public transport agencies by the Transport Secretary.
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> **s 2B:** Ins 2011 No 41, Sch 1 \[2\]. Am 2014 No 33, Sch 3.32 \[1\].