❓ Mr. Wyatt questions the cost and waste associated with replacing the WA Government logo with the coat of arms across departments and agencies. The Minister's response refers to a circular promoting cost-conscious replacement, prioritising depletion of existing stocks.
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(a) what products will require replacement following the decision to replace the Western Australian Government logo with the formal coat of arms;
(b) what is the total cost to date of replacing the current logo with a formal coat of arms for each Department and Agency under the control of the Minister;
(c) what is the projected total cost of replacing the current logo with a formal coat of arms once replacement has been completed for each Department and Agency under the control of the Minister;
(d) will departments and agencies within your portfolios destroy current stocks of stationery featuring the previous logo;
(e) if so, what is the volume of stationery to be destroyed; and
(f) what is the value of this stationery?
(b) what is the total cost to date of replacing the current logo with a formal coat of arms for each Department and Agency under the control of the Minister;
(c) what is the projected total cost of replacing the current logo with a formal coat of arms once replacement has been completed for each Department and Agency under the control of the Minister;
(d) will departments and agencies within your portfolios destroy current stocks of stationery featuring the previous logo;
(e) if so, what is the volume of stationery to be destroyed; and
(f) what is the value of this stationery?
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Answered
10 December 2008
Responded by
Minister representing the Minister for Environment; Youth
Response time
15 days
(a-f) I refer the Member to Premiers Circular 2008/13 entitled "Use of WA State Government badge by public sector agencies" which explains the operation of the new policy. The central aim of the policy is to approach the replacement of items bearing the common badge from a cost conscious perspective with existing stocks depleted before re-ordering and other items replaced as and when required.
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