❓ Hon Tom Stephens asks the Premier about funding allocated to various industry and union groups from February 1993 to June 1999. The response details limited payments, primarily for routine goods, services, and membership fees, with some data unavailable before 1995.
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109. Hon Tom Stephens to the Leader of the House representing the Premier
What funds have been allocated from any department or agency within the Premier's portfolios, and for what programs, to each of -
(a) Chamber of Commerce and Industry;
(b) Pastoralists and Graziers Association;
(c) WA Farmers Federation;
(d) Unions WA;
(e) Chamber of Minerals and Energy; and
(f) Association of Minerals and Exploration Companies,
for the period February 1993 to June 1999?
What funds have been allocated from any department or agency within the Premier's portfolios, and for what programs, to each of -
(a) Chamber of Commerce and Industry;
(b) Pastoralists and Graziers Association;
(c) WA Farmers Federation;
(d) Unions WA;
(e) Chamber of Minerals and Energy; and
(f) Association of Minerals and Exploration Companies,
for the period February 1993 to June 1999?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
9 November 2000
Response time
93 days
The Minister Replied:
I am advised that :
Ministry of the Premier and Cabinet
The Ministry implemented its current accounts payment system in 1995 and records of payments made prior to 1995 are not available without considerable research. Regardless, the payments that have been made to the organisations in question since 1995 are for routine goods and services and no funds have been allocated to enable these organisations to deliver programs for the Ministry.
The total of payments made since 1995 are:
(a)
1995/96 - $ 639.00
1996/97 - $ 420.00
1997/98 - $3,105.00
1998/99 - $ 825.00
(b)
1997/98 - $ 280.00
1998/99 - $ 85.00
(c) Nil
(d) Nil
(e)
1996/97 - $ 460.10
1997/98 - $1,350.00
1998/99 - $1,275.00
(f) Nil
Anti-Corruption Commission
(a) $650 for staff training
(b) - (f) Nil
Gold Corporation
(a) - (f) With the exception of membership fees to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Gold Corporation and its subsidiaries did not allocate any funds to any of the organisations listed for the period February 1993 to June 1999.
I am advised that :
Ministry of the Premier and Cabinet
The Ministry implemented its current accounts payment system in 1995 and records of payments made prior to 1995 are not available without considerable research. Regardless, the payments that have been made to the organisations in question since 1995 are for routine goods and services and no funds have been allocated to enable these organisations to deliver programs for the Ministry.
The total of payments made since 1995 are:
(a)
1995/96 - $ 639.00
1996/97 - $ 420.00
1997/98 - $3,105.00
1998/99 - $ 825.00
(b)
1997/98 - $ 280.00
1998/99 - $ 85.00
(c) Nil
(d) Nil
(e)
1996/97 - $ 460.10
1997/98 - $1,350.00
1998/99 - $1,275.00
(f) Nil
Anti-Corruption Commission
(a) $650 for staff training
(b) - (f) Nil
Gold Corporation
(a) - (f) With the exception of membership fees to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Gold Corporation and its subsidiaries did not allocate any funds to any of the organisations listed for the period February 1993 to June 1999.
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