❓ Question on Notice regarding payments made to Skea, Nelson and Hager by the Department of Contract and Management Services for legal services related to the Fremantle Justice Complex, and how the firm was awarded the work.
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For the Department of Contract and Management Services in relation to the firm Skea, Nelson and Hager, for the 1999/2000 financial year - (a) what was the total of all payments to Skea, Nelson and Hager; (b) what was the specific nature of the work for which these payments were made to Skea, Nelson and Hager; and (c) how was this work awarded to Skea, Nelson and Hager? Answered on 5 September 2000 The Minister
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5 September 2000
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(a) $70,667.00 (b) Legal services, including advice on contract documentation, relating to the Fremantle Justice Complex. (c) Skea, Nelson and Hager were appointed from a prequalified panel of leasing solicitors.
(b) what was the specific nature of the work for which these payments were made to Skea, Nelson and Hager; and (c) how was this work awarded to Skea, Nelson and Hager?
(c) how was this work awarded to Skea, Nelson and Hager?
(b) what was the specific nature of the work for which these payments were made to Skea, Nelson and Hager; and (c) how was this work awarded to Skea, Nelson and Hager?
(c) how was this work awarded to Skea, Nelson and Hager?
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