ACT project account
Improving Canberra's health infrastructure – Critical building upgrades at Canberra Hospital
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Reporting boundary
New Works line in the 2026-27 Budget, so this is the original approved cost. Note the Budget Outlook initiative table and Statement C differ slightly on the 2026-27 cash ($327k vs $301k) while agreeing on the $12,118k total.
Cost as published, edition by edition
What each edition said this would cost
2 observations
| Edition | Published figure | Publisher | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-27 | $12.1mAs printed: 12,118 ($'000)Capital meaning not yet reviewedInterpretation statusNot yet classified · Not stated | Document mining | Machine-read |
| 2026-27 | $12.1mAs printed: 12,118 ($'000)Capital meaning not yet reviewedInterpretation statusNot yet classified · Not stated | Document mining | Machine-read |
Recorded particulars
What else the sources state
Cost
- Reason for variance
- The Government will undertake critical upgrades and rectification work at Canberra Hospital, including continuing to address fire safety and maintenance issues. Document miningMachine-read
Sources
Original documents
Document mining, ACT Budget 2026-27 — Budget Statements C (Health and Community Services Directorate; Canberra Health Services), incl. Tables 21-24 and 29-31 Infrastructure Program
Statement C, Table 21: 2026-27 Canberra Health Services Infrastructure Program – New Works ($'000), page 83
Open original sourceDocument mining, ACT Budget 2026-27 — Budget Outlook (Chapter 3.2 Investing in the Wellbeing of Canberrans; Chapter 3.7 Infrastructure and Capital; Appendix C Capital Works Program — Works-in-Progress)
Budget Outlook, Chapter 3.2, initiative 'Improving Canberra's health infrastructure – Critical building upgrades at Canberra Hospital', page 64
Open original sourceDocument mining, ACT Budget 2026-27 — Budget Outlook (Chapter 3.2 Investing in the Wellbeing of Canberrans; Chapter 3.7 Infrastructure and Capital; Appendix C Capital Works Program — Works-in-Progress)
Budget Outlook, Chapter 3.2, page 64
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