❓ The Minister for Sport and Recreation confirms that none of their agencies (Combat Sports Commission, Department of Sport and Recreation, VenuesWest, and WA Institute of Sport) were involved in the Government's rangelands reform process consultation since 2009, and therefore no costs were incurred.
AnsweredQoN 4364Legislative Council
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(1) Have any of the Minister's agencies been involved in the Government’s rangelands reform process, consultation on which started in 2009? (2) If yes to (1), what has been the full cost to the agency from when consultation started to date of all consultation activities, including but not limited to: (a) participation in, or staging of, any forums; (b) presentations to various interest groups by agency staff; (c) travel and accommodation; (d) venue hire; (e) dollar value of FTE staff time; (f) advertising; (g) external consultant and adviser fees; and (h) any other costs?
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Answered
11 October 2016
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Sport and Recreation
Response time
34 days
Combat Sports Commission, Department of Sport and Recreation, VenuesWest and Western Australian Institute of Sport
(1) No (2)(a)-(h) Not applicable.
(1) No (2)(a)-(h) Not applicable.
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