❓ Hon Ray Halligan requests comprehensive details on all media research and public opinion polling conducted by the Water Resources portfolio since February 2001, covering reasons, costs, processes, and actions taken. The Minister's answer refers to a previous question.
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For all media research and public opinion polling undertaken since February 2001 by each individual Department and Agency under the control of your portfolio, will the Minister advise -
(1) What was the reason for each poll?
(2) Who conducted each poll?
(3) What was the cost of each poll?
(4) Was the poll put out to tender?
(5) Who approved the poll?
(6) When did the poll take place?
(7) What recommendations were made?
(8) Were any actions taken by the Department or Minister in regards to the result of the poll?
(1) What was the reason for each poll?
(2) Who conducted each poll?
(3) What was the cost of each poll?
(4) Was the poll put out to tender?
(5) Who approved the poll?
(6) When did the poll take place?
(7) What recommendations were made?
(8) Were any actions taken by the Department or Minister in regards to the result of the poll?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
21 June 2005
Responded by
Leader of the House representing the Minister for Water Resources
Response time
35 days
Please refer to question on notice 1944.
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