❓ Hon Peter Foss questions the Minister for Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries regarding the timeliness of correspondence responses from the Minister's office, specifically clarifying whether the stated 27-day turnaround refers to final, substantive answers or interim responses. The Minister confirms that final, substantive responses are completed and dispatched within 27 days on average.
AnsweredQoN 313Legislative Council
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I refer to your answer to question without notice No. 324 and in particular to your statement that your office answers correspondence within 27 days -
(1) Is this still the case?
(2) Are you referring to a final, substantive answer or to some sort of interim holding response?
(3) If you are not referring to a final, substantive response, then what is the average turnaround time for final, substantive correspondence?
(1) Is this still the case?
(2) Are you referring to a final, substantive answer or to some sort of interim holding response?
(3) If you are not referring to a final, substantive response, then what is the average turnaround time for final, substantive correspondence?
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Answered
6 December 2001
Responded by
Minister for Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
Response time
28 days
(1)-(3) Yes. On average, "final, substantive responses" are completed and leave my office within 27 days.
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