❓ A Western Australian parliamentary question sought details of contracts between government agencies and Professional Public Relations (PPR). The Department of Training and Workforce Development engaged PPR for public relations and event management support.
AnsweredQoN 8593Legislative Assembly
Asked
11 September 2012
Member
Portfolio
Training and Workforce Development; Corrective Services
QuestionView source ↗
For each agency within the Minister's portfolio of responsibilities, have any contracts been signed with the company Professional Public Relations (PPR) since 1 July 2011, and if yes:
(a) what was the name of the agency which entered into the contract with PPR;
(b) on what date was the contract signed;
(c) what was the cost of the contract; and
(d) what was the nature of the contract?
(a) what was the name of the agency which entered into the contract with PPR;
(b) on what date was the contract signed;
(c) what was the cost of the contract; and
(d) what was the nature of the contract?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
16 October 2012
Responded by
Minister for Training and Workforce Development; Corrective Services
Response time
35 days
Department of Corrective Services
No.
(a)-(d) Not applicable.
The Construction Training Fund
No.
(a)-(d) Not applicable.
Office of the Inspector Custodial Services
No.
(a)-(d) Not applicable.
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Yes.
(a) The Department of Training and Workforce Development.
(b) The Department engaged PPR on 4 July 2011 and on 13 June 2012. On each of these occasions quotations were sourced as per State Supply Commission requirements, with the Department subsequently invoiced for the work.
(c) The Department was invoiced $19 448 for work undertaken in 2011. PPR has done work in 2012 but has not yet invoiced the Department.
(d) PPR was engaged to provide public relations and event management support.
Department of Education Services
No.
(a)-(d) Not applicable
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No.
(a)-(d) Not applicable.
The Construction Training Fund
No.
(a)-(d) Not applicable.
Office of the Inspector Custodial Services
No.
(a)-(d) Not applicable.
Department of Training and Workforce Development
Yes.
(a) The Department of Training and Workforce Development.
(b) The Department engaged PPR on 4 July 2011 and on 13 June 2012. On each of these occasions quotations were sourced as per State Supply Commission requirements, with the Department subsequently invoiced for the work.
(c) The Department was invoiced $19 448 for work undertaken in 2011. PPR has done work in 2012 but has not yet invoiced the Department.
(d) PPR was engaged to provide public relations and event management support.
Department of Education Services
No.
(a)-(d) Not applicable
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