❓ Question regarding meetings between Padbury Mining representatives and the Department of State Development and the Premier's Office, seeking details on frequency, dates, nature, and attendees. The answer details the meetings and attendees.
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I refer to the company Padbury Mining and ask: (a) since 1 April 2012, on how many occasions have representatives of Padbury Mining, including persons acting on behalf of Padbury Mining, met with staff of the Department of State Development; (b) on what dates did the meeting or meetings take place; (c) what was the nature of the meeting or meetings; (d) what were the names of all people at the meeting or meetings; (e) since 1 April 2012, on how many occasions have representatives of Padbury Mining including persons acting on behalf of Padbury Mining met with staff of the Premier’s Office, including consultant Geoff Wedgwood; (f) on what dates did the meeting or meetings take place; (g) what was the nature of the meeting or meetings; and (h) what were the names of all people at the meeting or meetings?
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Answered
10 June 2014
Responded by
Minister for State Development
Response time
33 days
The Department of State Development:
(a) Four
(b) Meetings occurred on 18 April 2013, 15 August 2013, 20 November 2013, and 4 February 2014.
(c) Padbury Mining Ltd provided information on its plans, including its proposed mining project and proposed port and rail infrastructure project. There was general discussion relating to Padbury Mining's plans.
(d) Attendees at the various meetings included Mr Stephen Wood, Ms Gail McGowan and
Mr Brett Sadler from the Department of State Development, Mr Gary Stokes and
Mr Terry Quinn from Padbury Mining, Mr Jeff Perrey and Mr Ken Grimmond from Alliance Super Holdings Pty Ltd (or a related company) and an engineering consultant acting for Padbury Mining.
Office of the Premier:
(e) Three
(f) Meetings occurred on 9 January 2014, 13 March 2014 and 2 April 2014.
(g) Outline of Padbury Mining Ltd's plans to develop potential port and rail infrastructure in the mid-west, and subsequent updates on development plans and funding (source of funding not disclosed).
(h) Attendees at the various meetings included Mr Geoffrey Wedgwood and Mr John Hammond from the Premier's Office, and Mr Gary Stokes and Mr Terry Quinn from Padbury Mining.
(a) Four
(b) Meetings occurred on 18 April 2013, 15 August 2013, 20 November 2013, and 4 February 2014.
(c) Padbury Mining Ltd provided information on its plans, including its proposed mining project and proposed port and rail infrastructure project. There was general discussion relating to Padbury Mining's plans.
(d) Attendees at the various meetings included Mr Stephen Wood, Ms Gail McGowan and
Mr Brett Sadler from the Department of State Development, Mr Gary Stokes and
Mr Terry Quinn from Padbury Mining, Mr Jeff Perrey and Mr Ken Grimmond from Alliance Super Holdings Pty Ltd (or a related company) and an engineering consultant acting for Padbury Mining.
Office of the Premier:
(e) Three
(f) Meetings occurred on 9 January 2014, 13 March 2014 and 2 April 2014.
(g) Outline of Padbury Mining Ltd's plans to develop potential port and rail infrastructure in the mid-west, and subsequent updates on development plans and funding (source of funding not disclosed).
(h) Attendees at the various meetings included Mr Geoffrey Wedgwood and Mr John Hammond from the Premier's Office, and Mr Gary Stokes and Mr Terry Quinn from Padbury Mining.
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