❓ A WA parliamentary question investigates the impact of outsourcing management functions at the Perth Theatre Trust (PTT) to AEG Ogden, focusing on staffing levels, responsibilities, and funding arrangements.
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(1) How many full-time employee (FTE) positions were at the Perth Theatre Trust (PTT) prior to the outsourcing of its management functions to AEG (Ogden) Perth?
(2) How many FTE positions are currently at the PTT?
(3) What, if any, new duties have PTT taken on since the outsourcing of the management functions?
(4) Does Ogdens receive any State Government funding?
(5) How many FTEs at Ogdens are undertaking the work for the State Government contract?
(6) What reasons are there for retaining the PTT when the management functions have been outsourced, what is the justification for having both the PTT and Odgens?
(2) How many FTE positions are currently at the PTT?
(3) What, if any, new duties have PTT taken on since the outsourcing of the management functions?
(4) Does Ogdens receive any State Government funding?
(5) How many FTEs at Ogdens are undertaking the work for the State Government contract?
(6) What reasons are there for retaining the PTT when the management functions have been outsourced, what is the justification for having both the PTT and Odgens?
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Answered
7 September 2010
Responded by
Minister for Culture and the Arts
Response time
20 days
(1) 83.
(2) 44 in total comprising 39 at BOCS Ticketing and Marketing and 5 in Corporate Management.
(3) AEG Ogden has responsibility for specific venue management duties with Ticketing and Corporate Governance remaining with the Perth Theatre Trust.
(4) No. AEG Ogden receive a management fee under the contract to manage the Perth Theatre Trust venues
(5) 191
(6) The corporate management functions including BOCS Ticketing and Marketing have not been outsourced.
Under the
Perth Theatre Trust Act 1979
the Trust is still ultimately responsible for setting strategic directions and ensuring the arts venues are accessible both to the performing arts sector and the community through positive programming and venue management initiatives.
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(2) 44 in total comprising 39 at BOCS Ticketing and Marketing and 5 in Corporate Management.
(3) AEG Ogden has responsibility for specific venue management duties with Ticketing and Corporate Governance remaining with the Perth Theatre Trust.
(4) No. AEG Ogden receive a management fee under the contract to manage the Perth Theatre Trust venues
(5) 191
(6) The corporate management functions including BOCS Ticketing and Marketing have not been outsourced.
Under the
Perth Theatre Trust Act 1979
the Trust is still ultimately responsible for setting strategic directions and ensuring the arts venues are accessible both to the performing arts sector and the community through positive programming and venue management initiatives.
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