The Treasurer avoids providing detailed information on government contracts, citing system limitations and offering to address specific concerns instead. The question seeks comprehensive contract details, but the answer indicates this data isn't readily accessible.

AnsweredQoN 909Legislative Assembly
Asked
26 February 2003
Portfolio
Deputy Premier; Treasurer; Minister for Energy

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(b) the full details, including but not limited to the cost, personnel employed by the contracting organisation, duration and purpose of each contract?
I would advise that information systems used in agencies are designed to address operational and statutory requirements and don't necessarily facilitate the ready provision of information being sought by the member. However, if the member has a particular issue of concern, I would be pleased to consider arranging for the agency to provide information on that specific issue.
However, if the member has a particular issue of concern, I would be pleased to consider arranging for the agency to provide information on that specific issue.

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Answered
8 April 2003
Response time
41 days
The information being sought by the member is not readily available.
I would advise that information systems used in agencies are designed to address operational and statutory requirements and don't necessarily facilitate the ready provision of information being sought by the member.
However, if the member has a particular issue of concern, I would be pleased to consider arranging for the agency to provide information on that specific issue.

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