On the 29 July 2019, the Premier announced the appointment of the first Infrastructure WA Board, comprising four government members and six non-government members. Appointments include John Langoulant AO as Chairperson and Nicole Lockwood as Deputy Chairperson. This is a significant milestone in driving change and reform in how the State plans and delivers infrastructure.

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In February 2018, a discussion paper was released that outlined a proposed model for the establishment of Infrastructure WA. Public consultation was open for 6 weeks and 83 submissions were received.

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