A member of parliament requests details on confidentiality clauses in government contracts across several portfolios since 2001. The Minister responds that the information isn't readily available and would require significant resources to compile, offering to investigate more specific inquiries.

AnsweredQoN 659Legislative Assembly
Asked
28 March 2006
Portfolio
Disability Services; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Women’s Interests; Minister Assisting the Minister for Federal Affairs

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Will the Minister please inform the House of details of the use of confidentiality clauses in any contracts entered into by any agencies or departments under the Minister’s responsibilities since February 2001, including -
(1) The name of the company involved?
(2) The amount of the contract -
(a) in total; and
(b) relating to the company as per (1)?
(3) The project the contract was related to?
(4) The aspects of the contract covered by the clause?
(5) The reasons for the confidentiality clause?

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Answered
11 April 2006
Responded by
Minister for Disability Services; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Women’s Interests; Minister Assisting the Minister for Federal Affairs
Response time
14 days
(b) relating to the company as per (1)?
With regard to specific government contracts, the detailed information requested by the Member is not readily available. Provision of this information would require considerable research, which would divert staff away from their normal duties. If the Member has a more specific inquiry about confidentiality in Government contracts, I will seek further advice.
If the Member has a more specific inquiry about confidentiality in Government contracts, I will seek further advice.

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