❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks information on FTE employees and financial resources dedicated to site-related projects within Indigenous Affairs. The answer provides financial data for the past five years and FTE data for more recent years, citing data limitations prior to July 2000.
AnsweredQoN 1798Legislative Assembly
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(b) FTE employees?
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Answered
18 June 2002
Responded by
Minister for Indigenous Affairs
Response time
26 days
(a) The actual financial resources dedicated to site related projects over the last five years are as follows (these figures cover direct project dollars only):
Financial Year Actual $
2001-2002 (estimated) $68,400
2000 – 2001 $97,747
1999 – 2000 $435, 859
1998 – 1999 $65, 970
1997 – 1998 $5, 778
(b) Prior to July 2000, FTE data for Site staff (ie: staff located in the Heritage and Culture Branch) is unavailable due to the fact that employees were absorbed into other Departmental cost centres, and the Heritage and Culture Branch did not have an individual cost centre. However, the FTE employee details for more recent years are as follows:
2000/01, average FTE 7.08 (as at 30 June 2001).
2001/02, average FTE 12.07 (as at 23 May 2002).
Financial Year Actual $
2001-2002 (estimated) $68,400
2000 – 2001 $97,747
1999 – 2000 $435, 859
1998 – 1999 $65, 970
1997 – 1998 $5, 778
(b) Prior to July 2000, FTE data for Site staff (ie: staff located in the Heritage and Culture Branch) is unavailable due to the fact that employees were absorbed into other Departmental cost centres, and the Heritage and Culture Branch did not have an individual cost centre. However, the FTE employee details for more recent years are as follows:
2000/01, average FTE 7.08 (as at 30 June 2001).
2001/02, average FTE 12.07 (as at 23 May 2002).
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