❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks details on gifts, benefits, hospitality, accommodation, and travel received by officers within the Mental Health and Child Protection portfolios. The Mental Health Commission provided a detailed response, while the Department of Child Protection & Family Support tabled a separate document.
AnsweredQoN 5911Legislative Assembly
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For each department, agency and Government Trading Enterprise within the Minister's portfolio of responsibilities, I ask in regard to the registration of the receipt of all gifts, benefits, hospitality, accommodation and travel by officers since 1 October 2015: (a) what was the nature of the gift, benefit, hospitality, accommodation or travel received; (b) what was the date of receipt of each gift, benefit, hospitality, accommodation or travel; (c) what is the name of the individual, organisation or private company that offered the gift, benefit, hospitality, accommodation or travel; (d) what is the estimated individual value of gift, benefit, hospitality, accommodation or travel; and (e) does the organisation have any commercial or financial relationship with the individual, organisation or private company that offered the gift, benefit, hospitality, accommodation or travel and if so, what is the nature of that commercial or financial relationship?
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Answered
16 November 2016
Responded by
Minister for Mental Health; Child Protection
Response time
36 days
MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION
(a)
1. Christmas Nuts Hamper – Shared with all staff. 2. Chocolates – Donated to Salvation Army Christmas Appeal. 3. Chocolates and Biscuits – Donated to Salvation Army Christmas Appeal. 4. Perspex or glass cube key ring – Retained by the staff member. 5. Board games x2 – Placed in Inpatient Withdrawal Unit for clients to use. 6. Handmade bowl – Placed in a meeting room. 7. Pen – Used by the Commissioner.
(b) 1. 27/11/2015 2. 14/12/2015 3. 14/12/2015 4. 01/08/2015 5. 05/06/2016 6. 28/07/2016 7. 30/06/2016 (c) 1. e3Learing 2. Acorn Life Path Team 3. Tenacious House5 4. Fresh Start 5. Ex-Client 6. Chamber of Minerals and Energy Safety and Health Conference 7. Marion Centre (d) 1. $50.00 2. $50.00 3. $30.00 4. $10-$50 5. $35.00 6. $150.00 7. $110.00
(e) 1. Former online training provider 2. Nil 3. Nil 4. Nil 5. Ex-Client 6. Nil 7. Contracted Service Provider
DEPARTMENT OF CHILD PROTECTION & FAMILY SUPPORT
(a) - (e) Please see attached table [Tabled Paper___].
(a)
1. Christmas Nuts Hamper – Shared with all staff. 2. Chocolates – Donated to Salvation Army Christmas Appeal. 3. Chocolates and Biscuits – Donated to Salvation Army Christmas Appeal. 4. Perspex or glass cube key ring – Retained by the staff member. 5. Board games x2 – Placed in Inpatient Withdrawal Unit for clients to use. 6. Handmade bowl – Placed in a meeting room. 7. Pen – Used by the Commissioner.
(b) 1. 27/11/2015 2. 14/12/2015 3. 14/12/2015 4. 01/08/2015 5. 05/06/2016 6. 28/07/2016 7. 30/06/2016 (c) 1. e3Learing 2. Acorn Life Path Team 3. Tenacious House5 4. Fresh Start 5. Ex-Client 6. Chamber of Minerals and Energy Safety and Health Conference 7. Marion Centre (d) 1. $50.00 2. $50.00 3. $30.00 4. $10-$50 5. $35.00 6. $150.00 7. $110.00
(e) 1. Former online training provider 2. Nil 3. Nil 4. Nil 5. Ex-Client 6. Nil 7. Contracted Service Provider
DEPARTMENT OF CHILD PROTECTION & FAMILY SUPPORT
(a) - (e) Please see attached table [Tabled Paper___].
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