❓ Question on Notice regarding a survey conducted at the Warwick Licensing Centre in October 2000. The questions cover the survey's location, conducting organisation, size, questions asked, and whether the results will be tabled. The Minister confirms the survey details and agrees to table the results.
AnsweredQoN 3227Legislative Assembly
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(b) where was the survey carried out; (c) by whom; (d) what was the size of the survey; (e) what were the questions asked; (f) will the Minister table a copy of the results; and (g) if not, why not?
(c) by whom; (d) what was the size of the survey; (e) what were the questions asked; (f) will the Minister table a copy of the results; and (g) if not, why not?
(d) what was the size of the survey; (e) what were the questions asked; (f) will the Minister table a copy of the results; and (g) if not, why not?
(e) what were the questions asked; (f) will the Minister table a copy of the results; and (g) if not, why not?
(f) will the Minister table a copy of the results; and (g) if not, why not?
(g) if not, why not?
(b) At the Warwick Licensing Centre. The "survey" was an intercept study, which involved face-to-face interviews with visitors to the Centre; (c) Market Equity Pty Ltd; (d) 1,003 visitors to the Warwick Licensing Centre; (e) The objectives of the study were to determine the following: - the services people were using the licensing centre for; - where users of the licensing centre live; - where users of the licensing centre work; - where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre; - user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
(c) Market Equity Pty Ltd; (d) 1,003 visitors to the Warwick Licensing Centre; (e) The objectives of the study were to determine the following: - the services people were using the licensing centre for; - where users of the licensing centre live; - where users of the licensing centre work; - where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre; - user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
(d) 1,003 visitors to the Warwick Licensing Centre; (e) The objectives of the study were to determine the following: - the services people were using the licensing centre for; - where users of the licensing centre live; - where users of the licensing centre work; - where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre; - user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
(e) The objectives of the study were to determine the following: - the services people were using the licensing centre for; - where users of the licensing centre live; - where users of the licensing centre work; - where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre; - user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
- the services people were using the licensing centre for; - where users of the licensing centre live; - where users of the licensing centre work; - where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre; - user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
- where users of the licensing centre live; - where users of the licensing centre work; - where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre; - user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
- where users of the licensing centre work; - where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre; - user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
- where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre; - user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
- user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
(f) and (g) Yes.
(c) by whom; (d) what was the size of the survey; (e) what were the questions asked; (f) will the Minister table a copy of the results; and (g) if not, why not?
(d) what was the size of the survey; (e) what were the questions asked; (f) will the Minister table a copy of the results; and (g) if not, why not?
(e) what were the questions asked; (f) will the Minister table a copy of the results; and (g) if not, why not?
(f) will the Minister table a copy of the results; and (g) if not, why not?
(g) if not, why not?
(b) At the Warwick Licensing Centre. The "survey" was an intercept study, which involved face-to-face interviews with visitors to the Centre; (c) Market Equity Pty Ltd; (d) 1,003 visitors to the Warwick Licensing Centre; (e) The objectives of the study were to determine the following: - the services people were using the licensing centre for; - where users of the licensing centre live; - where users of the licensing centre work; - where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre; - user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
(c) Market Equity Pty Ltd; (d) 1,003 visitors to the Warwick Licensing Centre; (e) The objectives of the study were to determine the following: - the services people were using the licensing centre for; - where users of the licensing centre live; - where users of the licensing centre work; - where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre; - user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
(d) 1,003 visitors to the Warwick Licensing Centre; (e) The objectives of the study were to determine the following: - the services people were using the licensing centre for; - where users of the licensing centre live; - where users of the licensing centre work; - where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre; - user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
(e) The objectives of the study were to determine the following: - the services people were using the licensing centre for; - where users of the licensing centre live; - where users of the licensing centre work; - where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre; - user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
- the services people were using the licensing centre for; - where users of the licensing centre live; - where users of the licensing centre work; - where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre; - user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
- where users of the licensing centre live; - where users of the licensing centre work; - where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre; - user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
- where users of the licensing centre work; - where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre; - user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
- where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre; - user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
- user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards. (f) and (g) Yes.
(f) and (g) Yes.
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Answered
26 November 2004
Responded by
Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
72 days
(a) October 2000;
(b) At the Warwick Licensing Centre. The "survey" was an intercept study, which involved face-to-face interviews with visitors to the Centre;
(c) Market Equity Pty Ltd;
(d) 1,003 visitors to the Warwick Licensing Centre;
(e) The objectives of the study were to determine the following:
- the services people were using the licensing centre for;
- where users of the licensing centre live;
- where users of the licensing centre work;
- where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre;
- user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and
user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards.
(f) and (g) Yes.
(b) At the Warwick Licensing Centre. The "survey" was an intercept study, which involved face-to-face interviews with visitors to the Centre;
(c) Market Equity Pty Ltd;
(d) 1,003 visitors to the Warwick Licensing Centre;
(e) The objectives of the study were to determine the following:
- the services people were using the licensing centre for;
- where users of the licensing centre live;
- where users of the licensing centre work;
- where users travelled from to get to the licensing centre;
- user awareness of Australia Post as a contracted service provider to deal with simple transactions; and
user awareness of alternative methods of paying accounts, whether it be by mail, internet or by phone using their credit cards.
(f) and (g) Yes.
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