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The Budget 2002 Releases

The press releases issued to coincide with the delivery of the Budget on 23 May 2002

Health
Health facilities getting $2.04 billion capital investment Health Minister Annette King has announced a substantial capital investment in the public health system.
Health gets three-year funding path "The $3.2 billion three year health funding path laid out in Budget 2002 will enable the sector to plan for service delivery in a genuinely strategic way," Health Minister Annette King said today.
Increase in GMS subsidy for under-sixes Health Minister Annette King says increasing the GP General Medical Services subsidy for under sixes is a positive step along the way to giving children access to free or very low cost primary health care.
$200 million group B meningococcal campaign Health Minister Annette King today announced a commitment of up to $200 million to the Meningococcal Vaccine Strategy to be funded over a five-year period, with $35 million to be spent in 2002-03.
Sanitary works subsidy scheme approved Health Minister Annette King today announced government approval for a sewage treatment subsidy scheme to help small to medium sized communities upgrade or build new treatment plants.


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