C0508
Ang Claim
“Nabigo sa pangako sa halalan na mag-conduct at mag-publish ng cost benefit analysis para sa lahat ng infrastructure project na mahigit $100 milyon.”
Orihinal na Pinagmulan: Matthew Davis
Orihinal na Pinagmulan
✅ FACTUAL NA BERIPIKASYON
**Ang claim ay TRUE.** Ang Coalition government, sa ilalim ni Tony Abbott, ay talagang nabigo sa specific election promise na ito.
**The claim is TRUE.** The Coalition government, led by Tony Abbott, did break this specific election promise.
Limang araw bago ang Setyembre 7, 2013 federal election, noon-Opposition Leader Tony Abbott ay nagbigay ng malinaw na commitment sa National Press Club: "I have given a commitment that we won't spend more than $100 million on any single infrastructure projects without a published cost benefit analysis" [2]. Five days before the September 7, 2013 federal election, then-Opposition Leader Tony Abbott made a clear commitment at the National Press Club: "I have given a commitment that we won't spend more than $100 million on any single infrastructure projects without a published cost benefit analysis" [2].
Ang Coalition's infrastructure policy document, na inilabas sa parehong araw, ay nagsabi: "The Coalition will require all Commonwealth infrastructure expenditure exceeding $100 million to be subject to analysis by Infrastructure Australia to test cost-effectiveness and financial viability" [1]. The Coalition's infrastructure policy document, released the same day, stated: "The Coalition will require all Commonwealth infrastructure expenditure exceeding $100 million to be subject to analysis by Infrastructure Australia to test cost-effectiveness and financial viability" [1].
Ang pangako ay nabigo noong Mayo 13, 2014, nang ang federal budget ay nag-allocate ng $1 billion para sa stage two ng Melbourne's East West Link na babayaran sa pagitan ng 2013-14 at 2018-19, nang walang published cost-benefit analysis [1]. The promise was broken on May 13, 2014, when the federal budget allocated $1 billion for stage two of Melbourne's East West Link to be paid between 2013-14 and 2018-19, without a published cost-benefit analysis [1].
Ang halaga ay kalaunan ay binayaran sa Victorian Government noong Hunyo 30, 2014 [1]. The sum was subsequently paid to the Victorian Government on June 30, 2014 [1].
Ang ABC Fact Check ay nag-rate sa pangakong ito bilang "broken" at ini-track ito sa kanilang Promise Check series [1]. ABC Fact Check rated this promise as "broken" and tracked it as such in their Promise Check series [1].
Nawawalang Konteksto
**Ang paglabag sa pangako ay nangyari nang maaga at documented ng isang reputable fact-checker.** Ang paglabag ay naganap sa unang taon ng gobyerno, walong buwan lamang matapos ang halalan.
**The promise-break came early and was documented by a reputable fact-checker.** The breach occurred within the first year of government, just eight months after the election.
Ang ABC Fact Check (isang unit ng Australia's public broadcaster na may established credibility standards) ay documented ang broken promise nang mabilis noong Nobyembre 2014 [1]. **Sinabi ni Abbott na karamihan sa mga proyekto ay may mga analysis.** Sa kanyang press club address, sinabi ni Abbott: "Just about all of the major projects that we've committed to do have a published cost benefit analysis, the one from memory that doesn't yet have one is the Darlington Extension to the north south road in Adelaide and we have expressed our commitment to that project to be subject to a satisfactory cost benefit analysis" [2]. ABC Fact Check (a unit of Australia's public broadcaster with established credibility standards) documented the broken promise promptly in November 2014 [1].
**Abbott acknowledged most projects had analyses.** During his press club address, Abbott noted: "Just about all of the major projects that we've committed to do have a published cost benefit analysis, the one from memory that doesn't yet have one is the Darlington Extension to the north south road in Adelaide and we have expressed our commitment to that project to be subject to a satisfactory cost benefit analysis" [2].
Ito ay nagpapahiwatig na nauunawaan ng gobyerno ang kahalagahan ng commitment. **Ang East West Link project ay kalaunan ay kinansela.** Ang Victorian state government (sa ilalim ng Napthine Coalition government) ay pumirma ng $5.3 billion contract para sa proyekto noong Setyembre 2014 [3]. This suggests the government understood the importance of the commitment.
**The East West Link project itself was ultimately cancelled.** The Victorian state government (under the Napthine Coalition government) signed a $5.3 billion contract for the project in September 2014 [3].
Ang proyekto ay kalaunan ay naging central election issue, at matapos ang pagbabago ng gobyerno sa Nobyembre 2014 Victorian state election, ang proyekto ay kinansela sa halagang $1.1 billion sa mga taxpayer ng Victoria [3]. The project later became a central election issue, and after a change of government in the November 2014 Victorian state election, the project was cancelled at a cost of $1.1 billion to Victorian taxpayers [3].
Ang federal $1 billion allocation ay bahagi ng mas malawak, kalaunang binasurang proyekto. The federal $1 billion allocation was part of this broader, ultimately abandoned project.
Pagsusuri ng Kredibilidad ng Pinagmulan
**ABC Fact Check** ang primary source para sa claim na ito [1].
**ABC Fact Check** is the primary source for this claim [1].
Ang ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) ay ang independent public broadcaster ng Australia, na itinatag sa pamamagitan ng statute na may mandato para sa editorial independence. ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) is Australia's independent public broadcaster, established by statute with a mandate for editorial independence.
Ang Fact Check unit ay nag-operate na may transparent methodologies at widely cited bilang isang credible fact-checking organization. The Fact Check unit operated with transparent methodologies and was widely cited as a credible fact-checking organization.
Ang assessment nito na ang pangako ay broken ay nagdadala ng significant weight dahil ito ay galing sa isang non-partisan, publicly-funded institution na may established journalistic standards. **AustralianPolitics.com** ay isang secondary source na nagho-host ng transcript ng National Press Club address ni Abbott [2]. Its assessment that the promise was broken carries significant weight as it comes from a non-partisan, publicly-funded institution with established journalistic standards.
**AustralianPolitics.com** is a secondary source hosting the transcript of Abbott's National Press Club address [2].
Ito ay isang neutral political archive site na nag-publish ng primary source documents. This is a neutral political archive site that publishes primary source documents.
Ang transcript mismo ay isang primary source - ang aktwal na mga salitang sinabi ni Abbott sa kampanya. **Wikipedia** ay nagbibigay ng karagdagang context sa kasaysayan ng East West Link project [3]. The transcript itself is a primary source - the actual words spoken by Abbott during the campaign.
**Wikipedia** provides additional context on the East West Link project history [3].
Bagama't ang Wikipedia ay may limitations bilang tertiary source, ang impormasyon nito sa pagkansela ng proyekto ay uncontroversial at well-documented. While Wikipedia has limitations as a tertiary source, its information on the project's cancellation is uncontroversial and well-documented.
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Paghahambing sa Labor
**Mayroon bang katulad na requirements ang Labor?** Ang Infrastructure Australia ay itinatag ng Rudd Labor Government noong 2008 bilang isang independent statutory body para magbigay ng advice sa infrastructure priorities [4].
**Did Labor have similar requirements?**
Infrastructure Australia was established by the Rudd Labor Government in 2008 as an independent statutory body to provide advice on infrastructure priorities [4].
Gayunpaman, ang specific requirement para sa published cost-benefit analyses para sa lahat ng proyekto na mahigit $100 million ay ipinakilala bilang Coalition election commitment noong 2013, hindi isang pre-existing Labor policy. However, the specific requirement for published cost-benefit analyses for all projects over $100 million was introduced as a Coalition election commitment in 2013, not a pre-existing Labor policy.
Ang infrastructure assessment processes ng Labor ay karaniwang umaasa sa advice ng Infrastructure Australia ngunit walang parehong explicit, publicly-announced $100 million threshold requirement para sa published cost-benefit analyses tulad ng ipinangako ng Coalition. Labor's infrastructure assessment processes generally relied on Infrastructure Australia's advice but did not have the same explicit, publicly-announced $100 million threshold requirement for published cost-benefit analyses that the Coalition promised.
Ito ay kumakatawan sa isang pagkakaiba sa process transparency commitments sa halip na isang direktang comparison ng mga broken promises. This represents a difference in process transparency commitments rather than a direct comparison of broken promises.
Nararapat na tandaan na ang mga nakaraang gobyerno ng parehong partido ay humarap sa criticism para sa kanilang mga desisyon sa infrastructure spending, ngunit ang specific promise na nabigo dito - ang $100 million cost-benefit analysis requirement - ay isang unique Coalition commitment na hindi nila naisakatuparan. It is worth noting that previous governments of both parties have faced criticism for infrastructure spending decisions, but the specific promise broken here - the $100 million cost-benefit analysis requirement - was a unique Coalition commitment that they failed to honor.
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Balanseng Pananaw
Bagama't ang claim ay factually accurate - ang Coalition ay talagang nabigo sa pangakong ito - ang context ay mahalaga: 1. **Ang paglabag ay nadetect at documented nang mabilis.** Ang ABC Fact Check ay nakilala ang broken promise sa loob ng anim na buwan, na nagbibigay ng transparency sa mga botante tungkol sa pagkakabigo ng gobyerno na matugunan ang commitment nito [1]. 2. **Ang pangako ay maaaring ginawa na may genuine intent.** Ang pagkilala ni Abbott sa kampanya na karamihan sa mga proyekto ay mayroon nang cost-benefit analyses ay nagpapahiwatig na ang commitment ay ginawa sa good faith, na may kamalayan na ang mga ganitong analysis ay standard practice [2]. 3. **Ang East West Link project ay kalaunan ay binasura.** Ang $1 billion allocation ng federal government ay bahagi ng mas malaking proyekto na kinansela ng sumunod na Victorian state government sa significant cost [3].
While the claim is factually accurate - the Coalition did break this promise - the context matters:
1. **The breach was detected and documented quickly.** ABC Fact Check identified the broken promise within six months, providing transparency to voters about the government's failure to meet its commitment [1].
2. **The promise may have been made with genuine intent.** Abbott's acknowledgment during the campaign that most projects already had cost-benefit analyses suggests the commitment was made in good faith, with awareness that such analyses were standard practice [2].
3. **The East West Link project was ultimately abandoned.** The federal government's $1 billion allocation was part of a larger project that was cancelled by the subsequent Victorian state government at significant cost [3].
Hindi ito nagbibigay-katarungan sa broken promise, ngunit ipinapakita nito na ang proyekto mismo ay problematic at kalaunan ay hindi itinuring na worth pursuing. 4. **Ito ay kumakatawan sa isang broken process promise, hindi necessarily wasteful spending.** Ang claim mismo ay may kinalaman sa pagkakabigo na mag-conduct ng tamang analysis bago mag-commit ng funds, hindi sa outcome ng spending. This doesn't excuse the broken promise, but it does show that the project itself was problematic and ultimately deemed not worth pursuing.
4. **This represents a broken process promise, not necessarily wasteful spending.** The claim itself relates to the failure to conduct proper analysis before committing funds, not to the outcome of the spending.
Ang katotohanan na ang proyekto ay kalaunan ay kinansela ay maaaring nagpapahiwatig na kung ang cost-benefit analysis ay nakumpleto at na-publish tulad ng ipinangako, ang mga problema ng proyekto ay maaaring na-identify nang mas maaga. The fact that the project was ultimately cancelled might suggest that had the cost-benefit analysis been completed and published as promised, the project's problems might have been identified earlier.
TOTOO
7.0
sa 10
Ang Coalition government, sa ilalim ni Tony Abbott, ay gumawa ng isang malinaw at specific election promise noong Setyembre 2, 2013, na walang infrastructure project na nagkakahalaga ng mahigit $100 million ang matatanggap ng pondo nang walang published cost-benefit analysis.
The Coalition government, led by Tony Abbott, made a clear and specific election promise on September 2, 2013, that no infrastructure project worth more than $100 million would be funded without a published cost-benefit analysis.
Walong buwan matapos, sa Mayo 2014 budget, ang gobyerno ay nag-allocate ng $1 billion para sa East West Link stage two project nang walang published cost-benefit analysis. Eight months later, in the May 2014 budget, the government allocated $1 billion for the East West Link stage two project without a published cost-benefit analysis.
Ito ay documented ng ABC Fact Check, isang credible non-partisan fact-checking organization, na nag-rate sa pangako bilang broken [1]. This was documented by ABC Fact Check, a credible non-partisan fact-checking organization, which rated the promise as broken [1].
Huling Iskor
7.0
SA 10
TOTOO
Ang Coalition government, sa ilalim ni Tony Abbott, ay gumawa ng isang malinaw at specific election promise noong Setyembre 2, 2013, na walang infrastructure project na nagkakahalaga ng mahigit $100 million ang matatanggap ng pondo nang walang published cost-benefit analysis.
The Coalition government, led by Tony Abbott, made a clear and specific election promise on September 2, 2013, that no infrastructure project worth more than $100 million would be funded without a published cost-benefit analysis.
Walong buwan matapos, sa Mayo 2014 budget, ang gobyerno ay nag-allocate ng $1 billion para sa East West Link stage two project nang walang published cost-benefit analysis. Eight months later, in the May 2014 budget, the government allocated $1 billion for the East West Link stage two project without a published cost-benefit analysis.
Ito ay documented ng ABC Fact Check, isang credible non-partisan fact-checking organization, na nag-rate sa pangako bilang broken [1]. This was documented by ABC Fact Check, a credible non-partisan fact-checking organization, which rated the promise as broken [1].
📚 MGA PINAGMULAN AT SANGGUNIAN (4)
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Promise check: All $100m-plus infrastructure projects to have cost-benefit analysis - ABC News Fact Check
Five days before the 2013 federal election, during an address at the National Press Club, then opposition leader Tony Abbott said no infrastructure projects worth more than $100 million would be funded without a "published cost-benefit analysis".
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Tony Abbott's Pre-Election National Press Club Address - AustralianPolitics.com
Text, audio and video of Opposition Leader Tony Abbott's pre-election Address to the National Press Club in Canberra.
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East West Link (Melbourne) - Wikipedia
En Wikipedia
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Infrastructure Australia - About page
Infrastructureaustralia Gov
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