❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks details about the Pilbara Fund, including committee member selection, qualifications, fund administration, terms of reference, decision-making processes, budget allocation, and meeting details. The answer provides comprehensive information on these aspects.
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(b) on what date was each member of the committee appointed; (c) how were the members chosen; (d) what are the qualifications each member has to qualify them for the committee; (e) on what date and where were the positions on the Fund committee advertised; (f) who is the chair of the committee; (g) how was the chair of the committee chosen; (h) where is the Headquarters of the fund; (i) does the fund have an administrative/executive officer; (j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(c) how were the members chosen; (d) what are the qualifications each member has to qualify them for the committee; (e) on what date and where were the positions on the Fund committee advertised; (f) who is the chair of the committee; (g) how was the chair of the committee chosen; (h) where is the Headquarters of the fund; (i) does the fund have an administrative/executive officer; (j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(d) what are the qualifications each member has to qualify them for the committee; (e) on what date and where were the positions on the Fund committee advertised; (f) who is the chair of the committee; (g) how was the chair of the committee chosen; (h) where is the Headquarters of the fund; (i) does the fund have an administrative/executive officer; (j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(e) on what date and where were the positions on the Fund committee advertised; (f) who is the chair of the committee; (g) how was the chair of the committee chosen; (h) where is the Headquarters of the fund; (i) does the fund have an administrative/executive officer; (j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(f) who is the chair of the committee; (g) how was the chair of the committee chosen; (h) where is the Headquarters of the fund; (i) does the fund have an administrative/executive officer; (j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(g) how was the chair of the committee chosen; (h) where is the Headquarters of the fund; (i) does the fund have an administrative/executive officer; (j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(h) where is the Headquarters of the fund; (i) does the fund have an administrative/executive officer; (j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(i) does the fund have an administrative/executive officer; (j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
Members of the Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee are: Mr Ian Taylor (Interim Chair). Mr Taylor is Chairman of the Regional Development Council and a former Deputy Premier and Minister with responsibility for Regional Development. Mr Geoff Klem (Member) is the Director, Regional Policy Unit in the Department of Premier and Cabinet and is a qualified town and regional planner. Mrs Crane (Member) is the Acting CEO of the Pilbara Development Commission, and long term Pilbara resident with substantial experience in local government and community development. Mr Darren Injie (Member) is a long term Pilbara resident and is currently the Secretary of the Gumula Aboriginal Corporation. Ms Penny Joyce (Member) is a Pilbara resident employed by Pilbara Iron. She was nominated by the Chamber of Minerals and Energy as their representative on the Steering Committee. Cr Alan Cochrane (Member) is the President of the Shire of East Pilbara, and was nominated by the Pilbara Regional Council as their representative on the Committee. The Minister for the Pilbara wrote to Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie and Mrs Crane on 30 July 2004 inviting them to join the committee. The Minister also wrote to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy, and to the Pilbara Regional Council, inviting them to nominate a representative for the committee. Mr Tim Shanahan, CEO of the Chamber, was the initial representative before the nomination of Ms Joyce. The Pilbara Regional Council nominated Cr Cochrane on 19 October 2004. (h) At the Pilbara Development Commission. (i) Not at present. (j) The Pilbara Development Commission (k) N/A (l) The primary objective of the Pilbara Fund is to add to the welfare of all people in the Pilbara and to make the region a better place to live and work. It is intended that the Fund will facilitate the social and economic development of the Pilbara through funding projects that will enhance the long term sustainable future of the region. The allocations will be generally consistent with the directions contained in the Pilbara Regional Priority Plan. (m) The Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee will assess applications and provide recommendations through the Pilbara Development Commission. The Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy will make the final decisions on projects to be funded. (n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004. (o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(h) At the Pilbara Development Commission. (i) Not at present. (j) The Pilbara Development Commission (k) N/A (l) The primary objective of the Pilbara Fund is to add to the welfare of all people in the Pilbara and to make the region a better place to live and work. It is intended that the Fund will facilitate the social and economic development of the Pilbara through funding projects that will enhance the long term sustainable future of the region. The allocations will be generally consistent with the directions contained in the Pilbara Regional Priority Plan. (m) The Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee will assess applications and provide recommendations through the Pilbara Development Commission. The Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy will make the final decisions on projects to be funded. (n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004. (o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(i) Not at present. (j) The Pilbara Development Commission (k) N/A (l) The primary objective of the Pilbara Fund is to add to the welfare of all people in the Pilbara and to make the region a better place to live and work. It is intended that the Fund will facilitate the social and economic development of the Pilbara through funding projects that will enhance the long term sustainable future of the region. The allocations will be generally consistent with the directions contained in the Pilbara Regional Priority Plan. (m) The Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee will assess applications and provide recommendations through the Pilbara Development Commission. The Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy will make the final decisions on projects to be funded. (n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004. (o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(j) The Pilbara Development Commission (k) N/A (l) The primary objective of the Pilbara Fund is to add to the welfare of all people in the Pilbara and to make the region a better place to live and work. It is intended that the Fund will facilitate the social and economic development of the Pilbara through funding projects that will enhance the long term sustainable future of the region. The allocations will be generally consistent with the directions contained in the Pilbara Regional Priority Plan. (m) The Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee will assess applications and provide recommendations through the Pilbara Development Commission. The Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy will make the final decisions on projects to be funded. (n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004. (o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(k) N/A (l) The primary objective of the Pilbara Fund is to add to the welfare of all people in the Pilbara and to make the region a better place to live and work. It is intended that the Fund will facilitate the social and economic development of the Pilbara through funding projects that will enhance the long term sustainable future of the region. The allocations will be generally consistent with the directions contained in the Pilbara Regional Priority Plan. (m) The Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee will assess applications and provide recommendations through the Pilbara Development Commission. The Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy will make the final decisions on projects to be funded. (n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004. (o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(l) The primary objective of the Pilbara Fund is to add to the welfare of all people in the Pilbara and to make the region a better place to live and work. It is intended that the Fund will facilitate the social and economic development of the Pilbara through funding projects that will enhance the long term sustainable future of the region. The allocations will be generally consistent with the directions contained in the Pilbara Regional Priority Plan. (m) The Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee will assess applications and provide recommendations through the Pilbara Development Commission. The Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy will make the final decisions on projects to be funded. (n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004. (o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(m) The Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee will assess applications and provide recommendations through the Pilbara Development Commission. The Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy will make the final decisions on projects to be funded. (n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004. (o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004. (o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(c) how were the members chosen; (d) what are the qualifications each member has to qualify them for the committee; (e) on what date and where were the positions on the Fund committee advertised; (f) who is the chair of the committee; (g) how was the chair of the committee chosen; (h) where is the Headquarters of the fund; (i) does the fund have an administrative/executive officer; (j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(d) what are the qualifications each member has to qualify them for the committee; (e) on what date and where were the positions on the Fund committee advertised; (f) who is the chair of the committee; (g) how was the chair of the committee chosen; (h) where is the Headquarters of the fund; (i) does the fund have an administrative/executive officer; (j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(e) on what date and where were the positions on the Fund committee advertised; (f) who is the chair of the committee; (g) how was the chair of the committee chosen; (h) where is the Headquarters of the fund; (i) does the fund have an administrative/executive officer; (j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(f) who is the chair of the committee; (g) how was the chair of the committee chosen; (h) where is the Headquarters of the fund; (i) does the fund have an administrative/executive officer; (j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(g) how was the chair of the committee chosen; (h) where is the Headquarters of the fund; (i) does the fund have an administrative/executive officer; (j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(h) where is the Headquarters of the fund; (i) does the fund have an administrative/executive officer; (j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(i) does the fund have an administrative/executive officer; (j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(j) if the answer to (i) is no, who administers the fund; (k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(k) if the answer to (i) is yes – (i) what is the salary for the position; (ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost; (l) what are the terms of reference for the fund; (m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(ii) do the costs of the administration come out of the $20 million allocation; (iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(iii) how was the person chosen for the position; (iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(iv) where is the person located; (v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(v) what are the office costs associated with the position; (vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(vi) what additional staff does the person holding the position have; (vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(vii) what is the cost of the additional staff; (viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(viii) what are travel entitlements for the position; (ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(ix) if a mobile phone is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting those costs; and (x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(x) if a laptop computer is provided, what is the cost and who is responsible for meeting that cost;
(m) how will funding decisions be made; (n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(n) when will funding decisions be finalised; (o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(o) what is the life of the committee; (p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(p) on what date will the committee’s functions cease; (q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(q) is any of the $20 million contained in the fund already committed; (r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(r) what are the outcomes that the fund is expected to achieve; (s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(s) where in the 2004/5 budget are the details of the fund located; and (t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(t) since its formation - (i) on what dates has the committee met; (ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(ii) what was the location of each meeting; (iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(iii) who attended each meeting; and (iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
(iv) from where can copies of any decisions taken by the committee be obtained?
Members of the Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee are: Mr Ian Taylor (Interim Chair). Mr Taylor is Chairman of the Regional Development Council and a former Deputy Premier and Minister with responsibility for Regional Development. Mr Geoff Klem (Member) is the Director, Regional Policy Unit in the Department of Premier and Cabinet and is a qualified town and regional planner. Mrs Crane (Member) is the Acting CEO of the Pilbara Development Commission, and long term Pilbara resident with substantial experience in local government and community development. Mr Darren Injie (Member) is a long term Pilbara resident and is currently the Secretary of the Gumula Aboriginal Corporation. Ms Penny Joyce (Member) is a Pilbara resident employed by Pilbara Iron. She was nominated by the Chamber of Minerals and Energy as their representative on the Steering Committee. Cr Alan Cochrane (Member) is the President of the Shire of East Pilbara, and was nominated by the Pilbara Regional Council as their representative on the Committee. The Minister for the Pilbara wrote to Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie and Mrs Crane on 30 July 2004 inviting them to join the committee. The Minister also wrote to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy, and to the Pilbara Regional Council, inviting them to nominate a representative for the committee. Mr Tim Shanahan, CEO of the Chamber, was the initial representative before the nomination of Ms Joyce. The Pilbara Regional Council nominated Cr Cochrane on 19 October 2004. (h) At the Pilbara Development Commission. (i) Not at present. (j) The Pilbara Development Commission (k) N/A (l) The primary objective of the Pilbara Fund is to add to the welfare of all people in the Pilbara and to make the region a better place to live and work. It is intended that the Fund will facilitate the social and economic development of the Pilbara through funding projects that will enhance the long term sustainable future of the region. The allocations will be generally consistent with the directions contained in the Pilbara Regional Priority Plan. (m) The Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee will assess applications and provide recommendations through the Pilbara Development Commission. The Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy will make the final decisions on projects to be funded. (n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004. (o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(h) At the Pilbara Development Commission. (i) Not at present. (j) The Pilbara Development Commission (k) N/A (l) The primary objective of the Pilbara Fund is to add to the welfare of all people in the Pilbara and to make the region a better place to live and work. It is intended that the Fund will facilitate the social and economic development of the Pilbara through funding projects that will enhance the long term sustainable future of the region. The allocations will be generally consistent with the directions contained in the Pilbara Regional Priority Plan. (m) The Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee will assess applications and provide recommendations through the Pilbara Development Commission. The Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy will make the final decisions on projects to be funded. (n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004. (o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(i) Not at present. (j) The Pilbara Development Commission (k) N/A (l) The primary objective of the Pilbara Fund is to add to the welfare of all people in the Pilbara and to make the region a better place to live and work. It is intended that the Fund will facilitate the social and economic development of the Pilbara through funding projects that will enhance the long term sustainable future of the region. The allocations will be generally consistent with the directions contained in the Pilbara Regional Priority Plan. (m) The Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee will assess applications and provide recommendations through the Pilbara Development Commission. The Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy will make the final decisions on projects to be funded. (n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004. (o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(j) The Pilbara Development Commission (k) N/A (l) The primary objective of the Pilbara Fund is to add to the welfare of all people in the Pilbara and to make the region a better place to live and work. It is intended that the Fund will facilitate the social and economic development of the Pilbara through funding projects that will enhance the long term sustainable future of the region. The allocations will be generally consistent with the directions contained in the Pilbara Regional Priority Plan. (m) The Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee will assess applications and provide recommendations through the Pilbara Development Commission. The Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy will make the final decisions on projects to be funded. (n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004. (o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(k) N/A (l) The primary objective of the Pilbara Fund is to add to the welfare of all people in the Pilbara and to make the region a better place to live and work. It is intended that the Fund will facilitate the social and economic development of the Pilbara through funding projects that will enhance the long term sustainable future of the region. The allocations will be generally consistent with the directions contained in the Pilbara Regional Priority Plan. (m) The Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee will assess applications and provide recommendations through the Pilbara Development Commission. The Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy will make the final decisions on projects to be funded. (n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004. (o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(l) The primary objective of the Pilbara Fund is to add to the welfare of all people in the Pilbara and to make the region a better place to live and work. It is intended that the Fund will facilitate the social and economic development of the Pilbara through funding projects that will enhance the long term sustainable future of the region. The allocations will be generally consistent with the directions contained in the Pilbara Regional Priority Plan. (m) The Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee will assess applications and provide recommendations through the Pilbara Development Commission. The Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy will make the final decisions on projects to be funded. (n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004. (o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(m) The Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee will assess applications and provide recommendations through the Pilbara Development Commission. The Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy will make the final decisions on projects to be funded. (n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004. (o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004. (o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund. (p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted. (q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(q) No. (r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(r) Refer to answer (l) above. (s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers. (t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland). (iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane 14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane (iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
(iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
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26 November 2004
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Minister representing the Minister for Local Government and Regional Development
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(a)- (g)
Members of the Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee are:
Mr Ian Taylor (Interim Chair). Mr Taylor is Chairman of the Regional Development Council and a former Deputy Premier and Minister with responsibility for Regional Development.
Mr Geoff Klem (Member) is the Director, Regional Policy Unit in the Department of Premier and Cabinet and is a qualified town and regional planner.
Mrs Crane (Member) is the Acting CEO of the Pilbara Development Commission, and long term Pilbara resident with substantial experience in local government and community development.
Mr Darren Injie (Member) is a long term Pilbara resident and is currently the Secretary of the Gumula Aboriginal Corporation.
Ms Penny Joyce (Member) is a Pilbara resident employed by Pilbara Iron. She was nominated by the Chamber of Minerals and Energy as their representative on the Steering Committee.
Cr Alan Cochrane (Member) is the President of the Shire of East Pilbara, and was nominated by the Pilbara Regional Council as their representative on the Committee.
The Minister for the Pilbara wrote to Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie and Mrs Crane on 30 July 2004 inviting them to join the committee. The Minister also wrote to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy, and to the Pilbara Regional Council, inviting them to nominate a representative for the committee. Mr Tim Shanahan, CEO of the Chamber, was the initial representative before the nomination of Ms Joyce. The Pilbara Regional Council nominated Cr Cochrane on 19 October 2004.
(h) At the Pilbara Development Commission.
(i) Not at present.
(j) The Pilbara Development Commission
(k) N/A
(l) The primary objective of the Pilbara Fund is to add to the welfare of all people in the Pilbara and to make the region a better place to live and work. It is intended that the Fund will facilitate the social and economic development of the Pilbara through funding projects that will enhance the long term sustainable future of the region. The allocations will be generally consistent with the directions contained in the Pilbara Regional Priority Plan.
(m) The Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee will assess applications and provide recommendations through the Pilbara Development Commission. The Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy will make the final decisions on projects to be funded.
(n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004.
(o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund.
(p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted.
(q) No.
(r) Refer to answer (l) above.
(s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers.
(t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland).
(iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane
17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane
14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane
(iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
Members of the Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee are:
Mr Ian Taylor (Interim Chair). Mr Taylor is Chairman of the Regional Development Council and a former Deputy Premier and Minister with responsibility for Regional Development.
Mr Geoff Klem (Member) is the Director, Regional Policy Unit in the Department of Premier and Cabinet and is a qualified town and regional planner.
Mrs Crane (Member) is the Acting CEO of the Pilbara Development Commission, and long term Pilbara resident with substantial experience in local government and community development.
Mr Darren Injie (Member) is a long term Pilbara resident and is currently the Secretary of the Gumula Aboriginal Corporation.
Ms Penny Joyce (Member) is a Pilbara resident employed by Pilbara Iron. She was nominated by the Chamber of Minerals and Energy as their representative on the Steering Committee.
Cr Alan Cochrane (Member) is the President of the Shire of East Pilbara, and was nominated by the Pilbara Regional Council as their representative on the Committee.
The Minister for the Pilbara wrote to Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie and Mrs Crane on 30 July 2004 inviting them to join the committee. The Minister also wrote to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy, and to the Pilbara Regional Council, inviting them to nominate a representative for the committee. Mr Tim Shanahan, CEO of the Chamber, was the initial representative before the nomination of Ms Joyce. The Pilbara Regional Council nominated Cr Cochrane on 19 October 2004.
(h) At the Pilbara Development Commission.
(i) Not at present.
(j) The Pilbara Development Commission
(k) N/A
(l) The primary objective of the Pilbara Fund is to add to the welfare of all people in the Pilbara and to make the region a better place to live and work. It is intended that the Fund will facilitate the social and economic development of the Pilbara through funding projects that will enhance the long term sustainable future of the region. The allocations will be generally consistent with the directions contained in the Pilbara Regional Priority Plan.
(m) The Pilbara Partnership Priority Steering Committee will assess applications and provide recommendations through the Pilbara Development Commission. The Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy will make the final decisions on projects to be funded.
(n) For the first year of funding it is anticipated that funding decisions will be finalised by December 2004.
(o) The Committee will remain in existence for the duration of the Fund.
(p) When all monies in the Fund have been disbursed and fully acquitted.
(q) No.
(r) Refer to answer (l) above.
(s) Cabinet endorsed the 2004/05 allocation to the Fund after the finalisation of the 2004/05 budget papers.
(t) (i)-(ii) 24 August 2004 (Karratha), 17 September 2004 (Perth) and 14 November 2004 (Port Hedland).
(iii) 24 August 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Mr Tim Shanahan (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane
17 September 2004 Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Tanya Hudson (for Ms Joyce), Mrs Crane
14 November 2004 - Mr Taylor, Mr Klem, Mr Injie, Ms Joyce, Mrs Crane, Cr Cochrane
(iv) Decisions made by the Cabinet Standing Committee on Regional Policy are made in confidence. However, all applicants will receive notification of the outcome of their application. Details of all successful applications will be posted on the Pilbara Development Commission website.
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