❓ Hon Martin Aldridge asked the Minister for Finance whether the Minister or their staff used on-demand transport services like Uber, and if so, who used them, whether the costs were borne by the DPC, and what the DPC protocol is. The Minister answered that neither they nor their staff used such services in a Ministerial capacity.
AnsweredQoN 973Legislative Council
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I refer to the use of on-demand transport services, such as Uber, undertaken by the Minister or members of the Minister's staff, and I ask: (a) has the Minister or the Minister's staff utilised such servcies; (b) were the costs of such service borne by the Department of Premier and Cabinet (DPC); (c) please identify in each case the name of the person utilising such services; and (d) what is the DPC protocol with respect to the use of on-demand transport services?
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Answered
10 April 2018
Responded by
Minister for Environment representing the Minister for Finance
Response time
9 days
(a – c) No. The Minister and his staff have not utilised on-demand transport services, such as Uber, in a Ministerial capacity. (d) Please refer to answer for Legislative Council question on notice 992.
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