❓ Hon Tom Stephens requests a detailed breakdown of Western Power's expenditure to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI). The Minister provides a breakdown of costs from July 1994 to June 2000, highlighting apprentice training as the major expense.
AnsweredQoN 983Legislative Council
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983. Hon Tom Stephens to the Leader of the House representing the Minister for Energy:
I refer to the Minister for Energys answer to my question on notice of August 8 2000 stating that Western Power allocated $914 749.34 in 1999-2000 to the CCI and ask -
Will the Minister table a breakdown of that expenditure separately detailing the cost of -
(a) membership subscription;
(b) programs;
(c) apprentice training; and
(d) other items,
and outlining full details of what was purchased with those allocations?
I refer to the Minister for Energys answer to my question on notice of August 8 2000 stating that Western Power allocated $914 749.34 in 1999-2000 to the CCI and ask -
Will the Minister table a breakdown of that expenditure separately detailing the cost of -
(a) membership subscription;
(b) programs;
(c) apprentice training; and
(d) other items,
and outlining full details of what was purchased with those allocations?
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Answered
23 November 2000
Response time
9 days
The Minister Replied:
Monies paid during the period July 1994 to June 2000
(a) $80,422.00
(b) $27,776.20
(c) $496,740.40
(d) $309,810.74
As a Western Australian business, Western Power is a member of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of WA on the same footing as thousands of business enterprises across the State.
Western Power's membership provides access to CCI's full range of services which includes areas such as industrial relations, safety, education and training, economic research, trade, industry development, project information, environment, publications and networking.
It also allows participation in the CCI's policy forums. Western Power has representatives on CCI's resource and energy committee and environmental management committee.
The majority of the payments made to the CCI in the period July 1994 to June 2000 were applied to the training of apprentices through the CCI Group Apprentice Training Scheme, which facilitated specialist training of young Western Australians in the field of engineering.
Monies paid during the period July 1994 to June 2000
(a) $80,422.00
(b) $27,776.20
(c) $496,740.40
(d) $309,810.74
As a Western Australian business, Western Power is a member of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of WA on the same footing as thousands of business enterprises across the State.
Western Power's membership provides access to CCI's full range of services which includes areas such as industrial relations, safety, education and training, economic research, trade, industry development, project information, environment, publications and networking.
It also allows participation in the CCI's policy forums. Western Power has representatives on CCI's resource and energy committee and environmental management committee.
The majority of the payments made to the CCI in the period July 1994 to June 2000 were applied to the training of apprentices through the CCI Group Apprentice Training Scheme, which facilitated specialist training of young Western Australians in the field of engineering.
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