❓ WA Parliamentary Question on Notice regarding hospitality, invitations, accommodation, or travel accepted by public sector officers from private entities within the Sport and Recreation; Racing and Gaming portfolio. The response indicates multiple officers across various agencies accepted invitations to events.
AnsweredQoN 373Legislative Assembly
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For each department, agency or government trading enterprise within the Minister's portfolio of responsibilities, I ask, has any officer above level 3.1 accepted any hospitality, invitation to an event, free accommodation or free travel from a private company or individual, since 1 November 2012, and if so: (a) how many officers have accepted any hospitality, invitation to an event, free accommodation or free travel from a private company or individual; (b) what was the nature of the hospitality, event, free accommodation or free travel, and what is the name of the individual or private company that offered them; (c) what is the estimated individual value of the hospitality, event, free accommodation or free travel; and (d) does the agency have any commercial or financial relationship with the private company or individual, and if so, what is the nature of that commercial or financial relationship?
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Answered
6 August 2013
Responded by
Minister for Sport and Recreation; Racing and Gaming
Response time
56 days
Department of Sport and Recreation
(a) Eleven (11) officers accepted invitations from private organisations to events
(b) - (d) [See tabled paper no]
VenuesWest
(a) Fourteen (14) officers accepted invitations from private organisations to events
(b) - (d) [See tabled paper no]
Department of Racing and Gaming
(a) One (1) officer accepted invitations from private organisations to events
(b)- (d) [See tabled paper no]
Burswood Park Board
(a) One (1) officer accepted invitations from private organisations to events
(b) - (d) [See tabled paper no]
Western Australian Greyhound Racing Association
(a) Three (3) officers accepted invitations from private organisations to events
(b) - (d) [See tabled paper no]
Racing and Wagering Western Australia
(a) Twelve (12) officers accepted invitations from private organisations to events
(b) - (d) [See tabled paper no]
(a) Eleven (11) officers accepted invitations from private organisations to events
(b) - (d) [See tabled paper no]
VenuesWest
(a) Fourteen (14) officers accepted invitations from private organisations to events
(b) - (d) [See tabled paper no]
Department of Racing and Gaming
(a) One (1) officer accepted invitations from private organisations to events
(b)- (d) [See tabled paper no]
Burswood Park Board
(a) One (1) officer accepted invitations from private organisations to events
(b) - (d) [See tabled paper no]
Western Australian Greyhound Racing Association
(a) Three (3) officers accepted invitations from private organisations to events
(b) - (d) [See tabled paper no]
Racing and Wagering Western Australia
(a) Twelve (12) officers accepted invitations from private organisations to events
(b) - (d) [See tabled paper no]
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