❓ Hon Norman Moore questions the Deputy Premier regarding a $330 expenditure by a staff member at The Windsor Hotel in Melbourne, seeking clarification on its purpose and attendees. The Deputy Premier clarifies the location and context of the expenditure.
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I refer to details of transactions using a taxpayer funded corporate credit card, and the Deputy Premier’s commitment to open and accountable Government, and ask -
(1) What was the purpose of $330.00 expenditure by staff member, Graeme Eley, at The Windsor Hotel on Saturday, March 16 2002?
(2) Who was in attendance?
(3) Will the Deputy Premier table the documents relating to this transaction?
(4) If not, why not?
(1) What was the purpose of $330.00 expenditure by staff member, Graeme Eley, at The Windsor Hotel on Saturday, March 16 2002?
(2) Who was in attendance?
(3) Will the Deputy Premier table the documents relating to this transaction?
(4) If not, why not?
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Answered
1 July 2004
Responded by
Minister for Local Government and Regional Development representing the Deputy Premier
Response time
29 days
The expenditure was incurred at the Windsor Hotel in Melbourne by my staff member who attended the Ministerial Council on Energy with the Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier, Mark McGowan MLA. The Member appears to be labouring under the misapprehension that the expenditure occurred at the Windsor Hotel in Perth.
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