❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice regarding the costs, marketing, and guest origins of the 'Eating The Archives' event hosted by the State Records Office, along with the office's annual arts budget since 2007-08.
AnsweredQoN 6490Legislative Assembly
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In relation to the Eating The Archives event hosted by State Records Office I ask:
(a) what was the total cost of marketing for the event;
(b) what was the total cost of the event;
(c) which State electorates did the guests chosen and invited come from; and
(d) what is the total arts budget allocation to the State Records Office each year since 2007–08?
(a) what was the total cost of marketing for the event;
(b) what was the total cost of the event;
(c) which State electorates did the guests chosen and invited come from; and
(d) what is the total arts budget allocation to the State Records Office each year since 2007–08?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
22 November 2011
Responded by
Minister for Culture and the Arts
Response time
21 days
(a) $7,391.05 (ex GST)
(b) The total cost of the program (on-line exhibition, marketing and staging) was $37,075.07 (ex GST).
(c) Members of the public who participated in the event were chosen through a lottery. The online lottery was conducted under the guidelines set out under Section 104 of the
Gaming and Wagering Commission Act 1987
.
The random lottery winners were residents within the Legislative Assembly Electorates of Alfred Cove, Cottesloe, Forrestfield, Girrawheen, Hillarys, Jandakot, Mandurah, Mindarie, Morley, Nedlands and Perth.
A further two members of the public won tickets to the event through ABC Radio 720AM, which also ran a competition. These winners were from the electorate of Riverton.
The invited guests chosen to be part of the event were selected for their profile in their respective fields in the Western Australian community and their willingness to donate their time and promote the State Records Office through social media and other means. Invited guests were not asked which electorate they were resident in.
(d) Since 2007-08 the State Records Office total annual arts budget effective allocation by agency has been:
2007-08 - $1,810,000
2008-09 - $1,960,000
2009-10 - $1,924,000
2010-11 - $1,972,000
2011-12 - $2,479,000
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(b) The total cost of the program (on-line exhibition, marketing and staging) was $37,075.07 (ex GST).
(c) Members of the public who participated in the event were chosen through a lottery. The online lottery was conducted under the guidelines set out under Section 104 of the
Gaming and Wagering Commission Act 1987
.
The random lottery winners were residents within the Legislative Assembly Electorates of Alfred Cove, Cottesloe, Forrestfield, Girrawheen, Hillarys, Jandakot, Mandurah, Mindarie, Morley, Nedlands and Perth.
A further two members of the public won tickets to the event through ABC Radio 720AM, which also ran a competition. These winners were from the electorate of Riverton.
The invited guests chosen to be part of the event were selected for their profile in their respective fields in the Western Australian community and their willingness to donate their time and promote the State Records Office through social media and other means. Invited guests were not asked which electorate they were resident in.
(d) Since 2007-08 the State Records Office total annual arts budget effective allocation by agency has been:
2007-08 - $1,810,000
2008-09 - $1,960,000
2009-10 - $1,924,000
2010-11 - $1,972,000
2011-12 - $2,479,000
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