❓ A WA parliamentary question seeking details on expenditure related to plants and flower arrangements within the Minister for Transport and Disability Services' portfolio, revealing costs across various departments and confirming no living plants or flowers in the Ministerial Office itself.
AnsweredQoN 2208Legislative Assembly
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(1) What amount has been paid for the hiring and/or purchase of plants within each department and agency within the Minister’s portfolios since 31
March 2009?
(2) How many plants are featured in the Minister’s office?
(3) What company is contracted to tend and water these plants?
(4) What is the cost of this contract to date since 31 March 2009?
(5) How regularly does this company tend to and water the plants?
(6) How many flower arrangements are featured in the Minister’s office?
(7) Which companies provide flower arrangements to the office?
(8) What amount has been paid for the hiring and/or purchase of flower arrangements since 31 March 2009?
(9) How regularly are flower arrangements replaced?
March 2009?
(2) How many plants are featured in the Minister’s office?
(3) What company is contracted to tend and water these plants?
(4) What is the cost of this contract to date since 31 March 2009?
(5) How regularly does this company tend to and water the plants?
(6) How many flower arrangements are featured in the Minister’s office?
(7) Which companies provide flower arrangements to the office?
(8) What amount has been paid for the hiring and/or purchase of flower arrangements since 31 March 2009?
(9) How regularly are flower arrangements replaced?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
20 April 2010
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Transport; Disability Services
Response time
56 days
Public Transport Authority
(1) $500 has been spent on replacement plants since 31 March 2009.
(2)-(9) Not applicable.
Main Roads
(1) $1 929.86 for the hire of plants.
(2)-(9) Not applicable.
Disability Services Commission
(1) $14 641 has been paid for the hiring of plants within the Disability Services Commission since 31 March 2009.
(2)-(9) Not applicable.
Department of Transport
(1) $24 527.
(2)-(9) Not applicable.
Ministerial Office
(1) Not applicable.
(2)-(9) No living plants or flowers therefore not applicable.
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(1) $500 has been spent on replacement plants since 31 March 2009.
(2)-(9) Not applicable.
Main Roads
(1) $1 929.86 for the hire of plants.
(2)-(9) Not applicable.
Disability Services Commission
(1) $14 641 has been paid for the hiring of plants within the Disability Services Commission since 31 March 2009.
(2)-(9) Not applicable.
Department of Transport
(1) $24 527.
(2)-(9) Not applicable.
Ministerial Office
(1) Not applicable.
(2)-(9) No living plants or flowers therefore not applicable.
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