❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks details on coffee-related expenditure across various health entities. Most entities declined to provide the information due to resource constraints, while the Mental Health Commission and Healthway provided figures.
AnsweredQoN 1042Legislative Assembly
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Since 17 March 2017 how much has been spent on coffee machines, coffee or coffee pods by: (a) The Department of Health; (b) Health and Support Services; (c) Child and Adolescent Health Service; (d) East Metropolitan Health Service; (e) North Metropolitan Health Service; (f) South Metropolitan Health Service; (g) WA Country Health Service; (h) Mental Health Commission; and (i) Healthway?
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Answered
8 August 2017
Responded by
Minister for Health
Response time
4 days
I am advised that for the period 17 March 2017 to 22 June 2017:
(a)-(g) Provision of the information sought would require a significant amount of research which would divert WA Health staff away from their normal duties and I am not prepared to allocate the State's resources to provide a response.
(h) As at 28 June 2017, Coffee Machines – Nil; Coffee - $1760.78 on coffee only for administrative offices and inpatient clinical services; and Coffee pods – Nil.
(i) $76
(a)-(g) Provision of the information sought would require a significant amount of research which would divert WA Health staff away from their normal duties and I am not prepared to allocate the State's resources to provide a response.
(h) As at 28 June 2017, Coffee Machines – Nil; Coffee - $1760.78 on coffee only for administrative offices and inpatient clinical services; and Coffee pods – Nil.
(i) $76
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