❓ A parliamentary Question on Notice seeks details about individuals working within the Minister for State Development's portfolio, specifically their roles, duties, and payment arrangements. The Minister's response indicates ambiguity in the question's wording and requests clarification.
AnsweredQoN 1350Legislative Assembly
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(b) what are the names of these persons, positions held and duties these persons perform; and (c) are these persons paid directly by the Government or are their wages subsidised to the union?
(c) are these persons paid directly by the Government or are their wages subsidised to the union?
(c) are these persons paid directly by the Government or are their wages subsidised to the union?
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Answered
6 May 2003
Responded by
Minister for State Development; Tourism; Small Business
Response time
27 days
The introduction of this question refers to each department and agency under the Minister for State Development's responsibility whereas in the body of the question it refers to ministerial staff or persons working in a ministerial office.
The intention of the Member's question is unclear. If the Member wishes to clarify the intention, I will endeavour to provide a reply.
The intention of the Member's question is unclear. If the Member wishes to clarify the intention, I will endeavour to provide a reply.
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