No decision on when paid parking will be introduced at Daw Park's Repatriation General Hospital A START date for the introduction of paid parking at Daw Park's Repatriation Hospital is yet to be determined. Repatriation Hospital general manager Bronwyn Masters said a date and fee structure for paid parking at the Repat was yet to be decided. The SA Health website says paid parking will be introduced at the hospital in 2013. "Advance notice will be provided to the community and staff before any changes are made to car parking at RGH," Ms Masters said. The State Government announced its decision to introduce paid parking at public hospitals as part of its 2010 budget. In response, Messenger Community News launched its Parking Fee Protest campaign to lobby against in the changes. More than 15,000 people signed petitions opposing the move. However, paid parking has since been introduced at Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre and Modbury, Queen Elizabeth,Lyell McEwin and Noarlunga hospitals. An SA Health spokewoman could not say why paid parking was yet to be introduced at the Repat, whether plans to charge for parking had been scrapped or how much notice would be given before any changes.