❓ Question on Notice requesting the Premier to provide a breakdown of airfare expenditure between Kalgoorlie and Perth for departments and agencies within the Premier's portfolio. The answer provides specific figures for several agencies and a combined figure for the Department of Premier and Cabinet including Ministerial Offices.
AnsweredQoN 2100Legislative Assembly
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For each department and agency within the Premier’s portfolio, can the Premier please advise the total amount spent on airfares for travel between Kalgoorlie and Perth for the 12 months between 19 March 2013 and 19 March 2014?
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Answered
6 May 2014
Response time
35 days
Between 19 March 2013 and 19 March 2014:
Gold Corporation
$1,045.
Lotterywest
$6,565.25.
Public Sector Commission
$6 652.66
Salaries and Allowances Tribunal
Nil.
Department of the Premier and Cabinet
The total amount spent on commercial airfares including fees and charges for the Department of the Premier and Cabinet, including Ministerial Offices, was $ 3 663.37.
Gold Corporation
$1,045.
Lotterywest
$6,565.25.
Public Sector Commission
$6 652.66
Salaries and Allowances Tribunal
Nil.
Department of the Premier and Cabinet
The total amount spent on commercial airfares including fees and charges for the Department of the Premier and Cabinet, including Ministerial Offices, was $ 3 663.37.
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