❓ A parliamentary question seeking details of contact between the Minister for Police and Road Safety and lobbyists Cannings Purple since March 2017. The answer indicates no official contact, but acknowledges potential administrative or social contact.
AnsweredQoN 2375Legislative Assembly
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I refer to the Premier's answer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice No. 250 and ask, since 17 March 2017: (a) has the Minister or current Ministerial staff met or had any contact with representatives of registered lobbyist Cannings Purple (in their capacity as lobbyists only) and if so; (b) what are the dates for each meeting or instance of contact; (c) who did representatives of Cannings Purple meet with or contact; (d) what was the topic of discussion for each meeting or instance of contact; (e) what third party, if any, was being represented by Cannings Purple; (f) was any follow-up action agreed to by the Minister or Ministerial staff: (i) if so, what action was agreed to; and (g) what form did the contact take (i.e. email, phone) or for meetings, where did they take place?
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Answered
13 February 2018
Responded by
Minister for Police; Road Safety
Response time
1 days
As at 30th November 2017, there had been no official contact. Ministerial staff and myself may have had contact with representatives for administrative purposes or may have had social contact.
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