❓ This WA parliamentary question seeks details about staffing arrangements within a Minister's office, specifically regarding employees also working as electorate officers, those not directly employed by the office, and those with multiple contracts. The answer provides specific names and employment details.
AnsweredQoN 2024Legislative Assembly
Asked
20 March 2007
Member
Portfolio
Employment Protection; Housing and Works; Indigenous Affairs; Heritage; Land Information
QuestionView source ↗
Will the Minister please provide -
(1) Details on any persons who are currently employed in, or based in, his/her Ministerial office on a full-time, part-time, or casual basis that are also engaged as electorate officers at any level?
(2) Details on any persons who are based in his/her Ministerial office on a full-time, part-time, or casual basis who are not employed directly through his/her Ministerial office?
(3) Details on any persons based in his/her Ministerial office on a full-time, part-time, or casual basis that are employed under more than one contract?
(1) Details on any persons who are currently employed in, or based in, his/her Ministerial office on a full-time, part-time, or casual basis that are also engaged as electorate officers at any level?
(2) Details on any persons who are based in his/her Ministerial office on a full-time, part-time, or casual basis who are not employed directly through his/her Ministerial office?
(3) Details on any persons based in his/her Ministerial office on a full-time, part-time, or casual basis that are employed under more than one contract?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
9 May 2007
Responded by
Minister for Employment Protection; Housing and Works; Indigenous Affairs; Heritage; Land Information
Response time
50 days
Ms Maria Haynes works one day per week in my Ministerial Office and works 2 days per week at an Electorate Office. (2) As at 20 March 2007, the following employees were based in my Ministerial Office: Mr John Thomson, Policy/Research Advisor, employed by Department of Housing and Works. Mr Daryl Wrightson, Policy Advisor, employed by Department of Treasury and Finance. (3) Refer to question 1.
(2) As at 20 March 2007, the following employees were based in my Ministerial Office: Mr John Thomson, Policy/Research Advisor, employed by Department of Housing and Works. Mr Daryl Wrightson, Policy Advisor, employed by Department of Treasury and Finance. (3) Refer to question 1.
Mr John Thomson, Policy/Research Advisor, employed by Department of Housing and Works. Mr Daryl Wrightson, Policy Advisor, employed by Department of Treasury and Finance. (3) Refer to question 1.
Mr Daryl Wrightson, Policy Advisor, employed by Department of Treasury and Finance. (3) Refer to question 1.
(3) Refer to question 1.
(2) As at 20 March 2007, the following employees were based in my Ministerial Office: Mr John Thomson, Policy/Research Advisor, employed by Department of Housing and Works. Mr Daryl Wrightson, Policy Advisor, employed by Department of Treasury and Finance. (3) Refer to question 1.
Mr John Thomson, Policy/Research Advisor, employed by Department of Housing and Works. Mr Daryl Wrightson, Policy Advisor, employed by Department of Treasury and Finance. (3) Refer to question 1.
Mr Daryl Wrightson, Policy Advisor, employed by Department of Treasury and Finance. (3) Refer to question 1.
(3) Refer to question 1.
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