Ms. Mettam questions the WA government regarding hospitality provisions related to the WWE event in Perth, including corporate boxes and general admission tickets. The government confirms hospitality was part of the contract and used for stakeholder engagement.

AnsweredQoN 1056Legislative Assembly
Asked
20 March 2024
Portfolio
Tourism

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I refer to the contractual arrangements to support the WWE event in Perth, and I ask: (a) did any government agency or departmental staff member or other employee receive the provision of hospitality, VIP or corporate box access or general admission tickets to the event? If so: (i) How many corporate boxes were provided, and what were their size in terms of seats in each corporate box; (ii) How many general admission tickets were provided; (iii) What was the total value of the corporate hospitality; (iv) If yes to (i) Who attended, in the WA Government corporate boxes; and (v) If yes to (ii) who were the general admission tickets allocated to?

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Answered
7 May 2024
Responded by
Minister for Tourism
Response time
5 days
(a)        Hospitality formed part of the contractual arrangements to support the WWE in Perth and was utilised by the Government, Tourism WA and its staff to build and strengthen relationships with key stakeholders.
The contract provided for a corporate function with the WWE, two corporate suites and 50 general admission tickets which were utilised within government, by key industry stakeholders and by members of the public, including as giveaways.
As hospitality is negotiated through the event procurement process, there is no specific cost or additional cost paid.

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