❓ Hon. Sally Talbot asks the Minister for Transport about diversity targets and achievements within agencies under their responsibility (Public Transport Authority, Main Roads, and Department of Transport). The response provides targets but refers to QoN 2817 for achievement data.
AnsweredQoN 2807Legislative Council
QuestionView source ↗
In relation to all Agencies that fall under the Minister’s responsibility, will the Minister provide information on the following, -
(1) What are the targets for the following areas, -
(a) women in management;
(b) equity index for women;
(c) people from culturally diverse backgrounds;
(d) Indigenous Australians;
(e) people with disabilities; and
(f) youth?
(2) What has been achieved for each of these areas, -
(a) women in management;
(b) equity index for women;
(c) people from culturally diverse backgrounds;
(d) Indigenous Australians;
(e) people with disabilities; and
(f) youth?
(1) What are the targets for the following areas, -
(a) women in management;
(b) equity index for women;
(c) people from culturally diverse backgrounds;
(d) Indigenous Australians;
(e) people with disabilities; and
(f) youth?
(2) What has been achieved for each of these areas, -
(a) women in management;
(b) equity index for women;
(c) people from culturally diverse backgrounds;
(d) Indigenous Australians;
(e) people with disabilities; and
(f) youth?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
11 November 2010
Responded by
Minister for Transport
Response time
49 days
Public Transport Authority
(1)
(a) 32 per cent.
(b) 90.
(c) 16 per cent.
(d) 2 per cent.
(e) 3.7 per cent.
(f) 9 per cent.
(2) (a-f) Please refer to Legislative Council question on notice 2817.
Main Roads
(1)
(a) Women in Management - 44 per cent.
(b) Equity Index for women - 55.
(c) People from culturally diverse backgrounds - 13 per cent.
(d) Indigenous Australians - 3.2 per cent.
(e) People with disabilities - 3.7 per cent.
(f) Youth - 8 per cent.
(2) (a-f) Please refer to Legislative Council question on notice 2817.
Department of Transport
(1)
(a) 11 per cent.
(b) 50 per cent.
(c) 19 per cent.
(d) 2 per cent.
(e) 3 per cent.
(f) 10.5 per cent.
(2) (a-f) Please refer to Legislative Council question on notice 2817.
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(1)
(a) 32 per cent.
(b) 90.
(c) 16 per cent.
(d) 2 per cent.
(e) 3.7 per cent.
(f) 9 per cent.
(2) (a-f) Please refer to Legislative Council question on notice 2817.
Main Roads
(1)
(a) Women in Management - 44 per cent.
(b) Equity Index for women - 55.
(c) People from culturally diverse backgrounds - 13 per cent.
(d) Indigenous Australians - 3.2 per cent.
(e) People with disabilities - 3.7 per cent.
(f) Youth - 8 per cent.
(2) (a-f) Please refer to Legislative Council question on notice 2817.
Department of Transport
(1)
(a) 11 per cent.
(b) 50 per cent.
(c) 19 per cent.
(d) 2 per cent.
(e) 3 per cent.
(f) 10.5 per cent.
(2) (a-f) Please refer to Legislative Council question on notice 2817.
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