❓ Hon Ray Halligan requests a detailed breakdown of the costs associated with various government advertising campaigns, spanning from specific initiatives like Ningaloo Reef submissions to broader topics like the state budget and negotiations with unions, aiming to scrutinise government spending on public messaging.
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Will the Minister please provide the following information -
What is the total cost of the following Government advertisements to date, including any information that may have been provided in Legislative Council question on notice No. 1280 of 2003 -
(a) Television and newspaper advertisements calling for submissions the future of Ningaloo Reef;
(b) Television advertisements relating to the Skill Up for the Burrup campaign;
(c) Newspaper advertisements relating to Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Western Australian police officers;
(d) Newspaper advertisements calling on the Federal Government to increase health funding in Western Australia;
(e) Newspaper advertisements calling on the Federal Government not to locate a nuclear waste dump in Western Australia;
(f) Television and newspaper advertisements relating to changes in the collection of the fire and emergency services levy;
(g) Newspaper, radio and television advertisements relating to the 2003-2004 State Budget;
(h) Newspaper advertisements regarding Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Government school teachers;
(i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia;
(j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators;
(k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry;
(l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003;
(m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and
(n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
What is the total cost of the following Government advertisements to date, including any information that may have been provided in Legislative Council question on notice No. 1280 of 2003 -
(a) Television and newspaper advertisements calling for submissions the future of Ningaloo Reef;
(b) Television advertisements relating to the Skill Up for the Burrup campaign;
(c) Newspaper advertisements relating to Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Western Australian police officers;
(d) Newspaper advertisements calling on the Federal Government to increase health funding in Western Australia;
(e) Newspaper advertisements calling on the Federal Government not to locate a nuclear waste dump in Western Australia;
(f) Television and newspaper advertisements relating to changes in the collection of the fire and emergency services levy;
(g) Newspaper, radio and television advertisements relating to the 2003-2004 State Budget;
(h) Newspaper advertisements regarding Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Government school teachers;
(i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia;
(j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators;
(k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry;
(l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003;
(m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and
(n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
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8 April 2004
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(b) Television advertisements relating to the Skill Up for the Burrup campaign; (c) Newspaper advertisements relating to Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Western Australian police officers; (d) Newspaper advertisements calling on the Federal Government to increase health funding in Western Australia; (e) Newspaper advertisements calling on the Federal Government not to locate a nuclear waste dump in Western Australia; (f) Television and newspaper advertisements relating to changes in the collection of the fire and emergency services levy; (g) Newspaper, radio and television advertisements relating to the 2003-2004 State Budget; (h) Newspaper advertisements regarding Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Government school teachers; (i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia; (j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(c) Newspaper advertisements relating to Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Western Australian police officers; (d) Newspaper advertisements calling on the Federal Government to increase health funding in Western Australia; (e) Newspaper advertisements calling on the Federal Government not to locate a nuclear waste dump in Western Australia; (f) Television and newspaper advertisements relating to changes in the collection of the fire and emergency services levy; (g) Newspaper, radio and television advertisements relating to the 2003-2004 State Budget; (h) Newspaper advertisements regarding Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Government school teachers; (i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia; (j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(d) Newspaper advertisements calling on the Federal Government to increase health funding in Western Australia; (e) Newspaper advertisements calling on the Federal Government not to locate a nuclear waste dump in Western Australia; (f) Television and newspaper advertisements relating to changes in the collection of the fire and emergency services levy; (g) Newspaper, radio and television advertisements relating to the 2003-2004 State Budget; (h) Newspaper advertisements regarding Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Government school teachers; (i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia; (j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(e) Newspaper advertisements calling on the Federal Government not to locate a nuclear waste dump in Western Australia; (f) Television and newspaper advertisements relating to changes in the collection of the fire and emergency services levy; (g) Newspaper, radio and television advertisements relating to the 2003-2004 State Budget; (h) Newspaper advertisements regarding Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Government school teachers; (i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia; (j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(f) Television and newspaper advertisements relating to changes in the collection of the fire and emergency services levy; (g) Newspaper, radio and television advertisements relating to the 2003-2004 State Budget; (h) Newspaper advertisements regarding Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Government school teachers; (i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia; (j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(g) Newspaper, radio and television advertisements relating to the 2003-2004 State Budget; (h) Newspaper advertisements regarding Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Government school teachers; (i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia; (j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(h) Newspaper advertisements regarding Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Government school teachers; (i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia; (j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia; (j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(g) the 2003-04 budget was accompanied by an advertising campaign urging the community to view the budget information material. Prior to the budget and in the interests of accountability, the Treasurer advised the House that the budget information campaign would cost in the order of $170 000. I am now able to advise that the total costs were $144,936.99. For the member’s information, this is considerably less than what the Court Government appears to have spent; $184, 171 in 1997-98, $168, 170 in 1998-99, $214 137 in 1999-2000 and $164 359 in 2000-01. (h) $19,569.10 (i) $85,151.36 (j) $23,721.44 plus production of $5,565.53 ($29,286.97) (k) 119,275.68 (l) The total cost was $42,860 of which the Government contributed $24,860 of the total cost. (m) All advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002) are entered into a Register of Approved Advertising Campaigns. A copy of the Register, containing the information is attached as requested. [See paper No. ] (n) There are currently more than 230 points from which Government advertising is booked. To ask for information about each and every campaign for each and every one of these advertising contact points for the periods in question, would require an unreasonable diversion of Departmental human resources. I am not prepared to allocate the resources required to provide this information. If, however, the member has a specific request regarding further costs associated with advertising I would be prepared to consider the member’s request.
(h) $19,569.10 (i) $85,151.36 (j) $23,721.44 plus production of $5,565.53 ($29,286.97) (k) 119,275.68 (l) The total cost was $42,860 of which the Government contributed $24,860 of the total cost. (m) All advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002) are entered into a Register of Approved Advertising Campaigns. A copy of the Register, containing the information is attached as requested. [See paper No. ] (n) There are currently more than 230 points from which Government advertising is booked. To ask for information about each and every campaign for each and every one of these advertising contact points for the periods in question, would require an unreasonable diversion of Departmental human resources. I am not prepared to allocate the resources required to provide this information. If, however, the member has a specific request regarding further costs associated with advertising I would be prepared to consider the member’s request.
(i) $85,151.36 (j) $23,721.44 plus production of $5,565.53 ($29,286.97) (k) 119,275.68 (l) The total cost was $42,860 of which the Government contributed $24,860 of the total cost. (m) All advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002) are entered into a Register of Approved Advertising Campaigns. A copy of the Register, containing the information is attached as requested. [See paper No. ] (n) There are currently more than 230 points from which Government advertising is booked. To ask for information about each and every campaign for each and every one of these advertising contact points for the periods in question, would require an unreasonable diversion of Departmental human resources. I am not prepared to allocate the resources required to provide this information. If, however, the member has a specific request regarding further costs associated with advertising I would be prepared to consider the member’s request.
(j) $23,721.44 plus production of $5,565.53 ($29,286.97) (k) 119,275.68 (l) The total cost was $42,860 of which the Government contributed $24,860 of the total cost. (m) All advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002) are entered into a Register of Approved Advertising Campaigns. A copy of the Register, containing the information is attached as requested. [See paper No. ] (n) There are currently more than 230 points from which Government advertising is booked. To ask for information about each and every campaign for each and every one of these advertising contact points for the periods in question, would require an unreasonable diversion of Departmental human resources. I am not prepared to allocate the resources required to provide this information. If, however, the member has a specific request regarding further costs associated with advertising I would be prepared to consider the member’s request.
(k) 119,275.68 (l) The total cost was $42,860 of which the Government contributed $24,860 of the total cost. (m) All advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002) are entered into a Register of Approved Advertising Campaigns. A copy of the Register, containing the information is attached as requested. [See paper No. ] (n) There are currently more than 230 points from which Government advertising is booked. To ask for information about each and every campaign for each and every one of these advertising contact points for the periods in question, would require an unreasonable diversion of Departmental human resources. I am not prepared to allocate the resources required to provide this information. If, however, the member has a specific request regarding further costs associated with advertising I would be prepared to consider the member’s request.
(l) The total cost was $42,860 of which the Government contributed $24,860 of the total cost. (m) All advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002) are entered into a Register of Approved Advertising Campaigns. A copy of the Register, containing the information is attached as requested. [See paper No. ] (n) There are currently more than 230 points from which Government advertising is booked. To ask for information about each and every campaign for each and every one of these advertising contact points for the periods in question, would require an unreasonable diversion of Departmental human resources. I am not prepared to allocate the resources required to provide this information. If, however, the member has a specific request regarding further costs associated with advertising I would be prepared to consider the member’s request.
(m) All advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002) are entered into a Register of Approved Advertising Campaigns. A copy of the Register, containing the information is attached as requested. [See paper No. ] (n) There are currently more than 230 points from which Government advertising is booked. To ask for information about each and every campaign for each and every one of these advertising contact points for the periods in question, would require an unreasonable diversion of Departmental human resources. I am not prepared to allocate the resources required to provide this information. If, however, the member has a specific request regarding further costs associated with advertising I would be prepared to consider the member’s request.
(n) There are currently more than 230 points from which Government advertising is booked. To ask for information about each and every campaign for each and every one of these advertising contact points for the periods in question, would require an unreasonable diversion of Departmental human resources. I am not prepared to allocate the resources required to provide this information. If, however, the member has a specific request regarding further costs associated with advertising I would be prepared to consider the member’s request.
(c) Newspaper advertisements relating to Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Western Australian police officers; (d) Newspaper advertisements calling on the Federal Government to increase health funding in Western Australia; (e) Newspaper advertisements calling on the Federal Government not to locate a nuclear waste dump in Western Australia; (f) Television and newspaper advertisements relating to changes in the collection of the fire and emergency services levy; (g) Newspaper, radio and television advertisements relating to the 2003-2004 State Budget; (h) Newspaper advertisements regarding Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Government school teachers; (i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia; (j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(d) Newspaper advertisements calling on the Federal Government to increase health funding in Western Australia; (e) Newspaper advertisements calling on the Federal Government not to locate a nuclear waste dump in Western Australia; (f) Television and newspaper advertisements relating to changes in the collection of the fire and emergency services levy; (g) Newspaper, radio and television advertisements relating to the 2003-2004 State Budget; (h) Newspaper advertisements regarding Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Government school teachers; (i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia; (j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(e) Newspaper advertisements calling on the Federal Government not to locate a nuclear waste dump in Western Australia; (f) Television and newspaper advertisements relating to changes in the collection of the fire and emergency services levy; (g) Newspaper, radio and television advertisements relating to the 2003-2004 State Budget; (h) Newspaper advertisements regarding Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Government school teachers; (i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia; (j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(f) Television and newspaper advertisements relating to changes in the collection of the fire and emergency services levy; (g) Newspaper, radio and television advertisements relating to the 2003-2004 State Budget; (h) Newspaper advertisements regarding Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Government school teachers; (i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia; (j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(g) Newspaper, radio and television advertisements relating to the 2003-2004 State Budget; (h) Newspaper advertisements regarding Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Government school teachers; (i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia; (j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(h) Newspaper advertisements regarding Enterprise Bargaining Agreement negotiations between the State Government and Government school teachers; (i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia; (j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(i) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding changes to tax arrangements in Western Australia; (j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(j) Newspaper advertisements regarding contract negotiations between the State Government and school bus operators; (k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(k) Newspaper and television advertisements regarding the State Government’s forest policy and plans for the timber industry; (l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(l) The electronic Convention Centre sign unveiled by the Minister for Tourism on December 15 2003; (m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(m) Any other advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002), including details of those campaigns, excluding those campaigns referred to in questions a-l; and (n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(n) Any other advertising campaigns approved and funded by the State Government since February 10 2001, excluding any campaigns referred to Questions a-m?
(g) the 2003-04 budget was accompanied by an advertising campaign urging the community to view the budget information material. Prior to the budget and in the interests of accountability, the Treasurer advised the House that the budget information campaign would cost in the order of $170 000. I am now able to advise that the total costs were $144,936.99. For the member’s information, this is considerably less than what the Court Government appears to have spent; $184, 171 in 1997-98, $168, 170 in 1998-99, $214 137 in 1999-2000 and $164 359 in 2000-01. (h) $19,569.10 (i) $85,151.36 (j) $23,721.44 plus production of $5,565.53 ($29,286.97) (k) 119,275.68 (l) The total cost was $42,860 of which the Government contributed $24,860 of the total cost. (m) All advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002) are entered into a Register of Approved Advertising Campaigns. A copy of the Register, containing the information is attached as requested. [See paper No. ] (n) There are currently more than 230 points from which Government advertising is booked. To ask for information about each and every campaign for each and every one of these advertising contact points for the periods in question, would require an unreasonable diversion of Departmental human resources. I am not prepared to allocate the resources required to provide this information. If, however, the member has a specific request regarding further costs associated with advertising I would be prepared to consider the member’s request.
(h) $19,569.10 (i) $85,151.36 (j) $23,721.44 plus production of $5,565.53 ($29,286.97) (k) 119,275.68 (l) The total cost was $42,860 of which the Government contributed $24,860 of the total cost. (m) All advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002) are entered into a Register of Approved Advertising Campaigns. A copy of the Register, containing the information is attached as requested. [See paper No. ] (n) There are currently more than 230 points from which Government advertising is booked. To ask for information about each and every campaign for each and every one of these advertising contact points for the periods in question, would require an unreasonable diversion of Departmental human resources. I am not prepared to allocate the resources required to provide this information. If, however, the member has a specific request regarding further costs associated with advertising I would be prepared to consider the member’s request.
(i) $85,151.36 (j) $23,721.44 plus production of $5,565.53 ($29,286.97) (k) 119,275.68 (l) The total cost was $42,860 of which the Government contributed $24,860 of the total cost. (m) All advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002) are entered into a Register of Approved Advertising Campaigns. A copy of the Register, containing the information is attached as requested. [See paper No. ] (n) There are currently more than 230 points from which Government advertising is booked. To ask for information about each and every campaign for each and every one of these advertising contact points for the periods in question, would require an unreasonable diversion of Departmental human resources. I am not prepared to allocate the resources required to provide this information. If, however, the member has a specific request regarding further costs associated with advertising I would be prepared to consider the member’s request.
(j) $23,721.44 plus production of $5,565.53 ($29,286.97) (k) 119,275.68 (l) The total cost was $42,860 of which the Government contributed $24,860 of the total cost. (m) All advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002) are entered into a Register of Approved Advertising Campaigns. A copy of the Register, containing the information is attached as requested. [See paper No. ] (n) There are currently more than 230 points from which Government advertising is booked. To ask for information about each and every campaign for each and every one of these advertising contact points for the periods in question, would require an unreasonable diversion of Departmental human resources. I am not prepared to allocate the resources required to provide this information. If, however, the member has a specific request regarding further costs associated with advertising I would be prepared to consider the member’s request.
(k) 119,275.68 (l) The total cost was $42,860 of which the Government contributed $24,860 of the total cost. (m) All advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002) are entered into a Register of Approved Advertising Campaigns. A copy of the Register, containing the information is attached as requested. [See paper No. ] (n) There are currently more than 230 points from which Government advertising is booked. To ask for information about each and every campaign for each and every one of these advertising contact points for the periods in question, would require an unreasonable diversion of Departmental human resources. I am not prepared to allocate the resources required to provide this information. If, however, the member has a specific request regarding further costs associated with advertising I would be prepared to consider the member’s request.
(l) The total cost was $42,860 of which the Government contributed $24,860 of the total cost. (m) All advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002) are entered into a Register of Approved Advertising Campaigns. A copy of the Register, containing the information is attached as requested. [See paper No. ] (n) There are currently more than 230 points from which Government advertising is booked. To ask for information about each and every campaign for each and every one of these advertising contact points for the periods in question, would require an unreasonable diversion of Departmental human resources. I am not prepared to allocate the resources required to provide this information. If, however, the member has a specific request regarding further costs associated with advertising I would be prepared to consider the member’s request.
(m) All advertising campaigns approved in accordance with Premier’s Circular 2002/08 (issued May 7 2002) are entered into a Register of Approved Advertising Campaigns. A copy of the Register, containing the information is attached as requested. [See paper No. ] (n) There are currently more than 230 points from which Government advertising is booked. To ask for information about each and every campaign for each and every one of these advertising contact points for the periods in question, would require an unreasonable diversion of Departmental human resources. I am not prepared to allocate the resources required to provide this information. If, however, the member has a specific request regarding further costs associated with advertising I would be prepared to consider the member’s request.
(n) There are currently more than 230 points from which Government advertising is booked. To ask for information about each and every campaign for each and every one of these advertising contact points for the periods in question, would require an unreasonable diversion of Departmental human resources. I am not prepared to allocate the resources required to provide this information. If, however, the member has a specific request regarding further costs associated with advertising I would be prepared to consider the member’s request.
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