❓ Details grants and subsidies provided by the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection (DOCEP) to unions, associations, and other organisations in 2005-06, including amounts and purposes. The grants covered a range of activities from updating state awards to supporting radiation safety guidelines.
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(ii) the value of the grant/subsidy; and (iii) the purpose of the grant/subsidy; and
(iii) the purpose of the grant/subsidy; and
(ii) the value of the grant/subsidy; and (iii) the purpose of the grant/subsidy?
(iii) the purpose of the grant/subsidy?
(i)-(iii) Details of grants and subsidies provided by the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection (DOCEP) to Unions and Associations are as follows: Australian Liquor, Hospitality and Miscellaneous Union (LHMU) A total of $81,875 was provided to the LHMU to update State awards in accordance with the principles of section 40B of the Industrial Relations Act 1979 . The Employment Law Centre of WA (ELC) The ELC received cash grants payments totalling $155,000 in 2005-06, to provide specialist legal services on employment-related issues to disadvantaged or low-income employees. This included the provision of free legal advice, assistance and representation, as well as information and education services for other community legal centres. Trades and Labor Council of WA (UnionsWA) UnionsWA received a total of $115,000 in 2005-06 for the following projects: · $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards; · $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
Australian Liquor, Hospitality and Miscellaneous Union (LHMU) A total of $81,875 was provided to the LHMU to update State awards in accordance with the principles of section 40B of the Industrial Relations Act 1979 . The Employment Law Centre of WA (ELC) The ELC received cash grants payments totalling $155,000 in 2005-06, to provide specialist legal services on employment-related issues to disadvantaged or low-income employees. This included the provision of free legal advice, assistance and representation, as well as information and education services for other community legal centres. Trades and Labor Council of WA (UnionsWA) UnionsWA received a total of $115,000 in 2005-06 for the following projects: · $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards; · $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
A total of $81,875 was provided to the LHMU to update State awards in accordance with the principles of section 40B of the Industrial Relations Act 1979 . The Employment Law Centre of WA (ELC) The ELC received cash grants payments totalling $155,000 in 2005-06, to provide specialist legal services on employment-related issues to disadvantaged or low-income employees. This included the provision of free legal advice, assistance and representation, as well as information and education services for other community legal centres. Trades and Labor Council of WA (UnionsWA) UnionsWA received a total of $115,000 in 2005-06 for the following projects: · $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards; · $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
The Employment Law Centre of WA (ELC) The ELC received cash grants payments totalling $155,000 in 2005-06, to provide specialist legal services on employment-related issues to disadvantaged or low-income employees. This included the provision of free legal advice, assistance and representation, as well as information and education services for other community legal centres. Trades and Labor Council of WA (UnionsWA) UnionsWA received a total of $115,000 in 2005-06 for the following projects: · $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards; · $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
The ELC received cash grants payments totalling $155,000 in 2005-06, to provide specialist legal services on employment-related issues to disadvantaged or low-income employees. This included the provision of free legal advice, assistance and representation, as well as information and education services for other community legal centres. Trades and Labor Council of WA (UnionsWA) UnionsWA received a total of $115,000 in 2005-06 for the following projects: · $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards; · $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
Trades and Labor Council of WA (UnionsWA) UnionsWA received a total of $115,000 in 2005-06 for the following projects: · $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards; · $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
UnionsWA received a total of $115,000 in 2005-06 for the following projects: · $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards; · $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
· $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards; · $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
· $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
· $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
(b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
(i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
· A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
· Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
(iii) the purpose of the grant/subsidy; and
(ii) the value of the grant/subsidy; and (iii) the purpose of the grant/subsidy?
(iii) the purpose of the grant/subsidy?
(i)-(iii) Details of grants and subsidies provided by the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection (DOCEP) to Unions and Associations are as follows: Australian Liquor, Hospitality and Miscellaneous Union (LHMU) A total of $81,875 was provided to the LHMU to update State awards in accordance with the principles of section 40B of the Industrial Relations Act 1979 . The Employment Law Centre of WA (ELC) The ELC received cash grants payments totalling $155,000 in 2005-06, to provide specialist legal services on employment-related issues to disadvantaged or low-income employees. This included the provision of free legal advice, assistance and representation, as well as information and education services for other community legal centres. Trades and Labor Council of WA (UnionsWA) UnionsWA received a total of $115,000 in 2005-06 for the following projects: · $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards; · $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
Australian Liquor, Hospitality and Miscellaneous Union (LHMU) A total of $81,875 was provided to the LHMU to update State awards in accordance with the principles of section 40B of the Industrial Relations Act 1979 . The Employment Law Centre of WA (ELC) The ELC received cash grants payments totalling $155,000 in 2005-06, to provide specialist legal services on employment-related issues to disadvantaged or low-income employees. This included the provision of free legal advice, assistance and representation, as well as information and education services for other community legal centres. Trades and Labor Council of WA (UnionsWA) UnionsWA received a total of $115,000 in 2005-06 for the following projects: · $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards; · $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
A total of $81,875 was provided to the LHMU to update State awards in accordance with the principles of section 40B of the Industrial Relations Act 1979 . The Employment Law Centre of WA (ELC) The ELC received cash grants payments totalling $155,000 in 2005-06, to provide specialist legal services on employment-related issues to disadvantaged or low-income employees. This included the provision of free legal advice, assistance and representation, as well as information and education services for other community legal centres. Trades and Labor Council of WA (UnionsWA) UnionsWA received a total of $115,000 in 2005-06 for the following projects: · $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards; · $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
The Employment Law Centre of WA (ELC) The ELC received cash grants payments totalling $155,000 in 2005-06, to provide specialist legal services on employment-related issues to disadvantaged or low-income employees. This included the provision of free legal advice, assistance and representation, as well as information and education services for other community legal centres. Trades and Labor Council of WA (UnionsWA) UnionsWA received a total of $115,000 in 2005-06 for the following projects: · $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards; · $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
The ELC received cash grants payments totalling $155,000 in 2005-06, to provide specialist legal services on employment-related issues to disadvantaged or low-income employees. This included the provision of free legal advice, assistance and representation, as well as information and education services for other community legal centres. Trades and Labor Council of WA (UnionsWA) UnionsWA received a total of $115,000 in 2005-06 for the following projects: · $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards; · $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
Trades and Labor Council of WA (UnionsWA) UnionsWA received a total of $115,000 in 2005-06 for the following projects: · $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards; · $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
UnionsWA received a total of $115,000 in 2005-06 for the following projects: · $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards; · $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
· $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards; · $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
· $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards; · $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
· $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through: o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices; o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives; o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation. The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
The University of Western Australia (UWA) UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector. Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA) A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia. The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
The Union Education Foundation Ltd A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines. (b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
(b) (i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
(i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of: · A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
· A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate. · Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
· Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge. I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
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21 November 2006
Responded by
Minister for Employment Protection
Response time
33 days
(a)
(i)-(iii) Details of grants and subsidies provided by the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection (DOCEP) to Unions and Associations are as follows:
Australian Liquor, Hospitality and Miscellaneous Union (LHMU)
A total of $81,875 was provided to the LHMU to update State awards in accordance with the principles of section 40B of the
Industrial Relations Act 1979
.
The Employment Law Centre of WA (ELC)
The ELC received cash grants payments totalling $155,000 in 2005-06, to provide specialist legal services on employment-related issues to disadvantaged or low-income employees. This included the provision of free legal advice, assistance and representation, as well as information and education services for other community legal centres.
Trades and Labor Council of WA (UnionsWA)
UnionsWA received a total of $115,000 in 2005-06 for the following projects:
· $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards;
· $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards;
· $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through:
o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices;
o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives;
o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and
o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation.
The University of Western Australia (UWA)
UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector.
Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA)
A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia.
The Union Education Foundation Ltd
A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines.
(b)
(i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of:
·
A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc
The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate.
·
Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy
The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge.
I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
(i)-(iii) Details of grants and subsidies provided by the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection (DOCEP) to Unions and Associations are as follows:
Australian Liquor, Hospitality and Miscellaneous Union (LHMU)
A total of $81,875 was provided to the LHMU to update State awards in accordance with the principles of section 40B of the
Industrial Relations Act 1979
.
The Employment Law Centre of WA (ELC)
The ELC received cash grants payments totalling $155,000 in 2005-06, to provide specialist legal services on employment-related issues to disadvantaged or low-income employees. This included the provision of free legal advice, assistance and representation, as well as information and education services for other community legal centres.
Trades and Labor Council of WA (UnionsWA)
UnionsWA received a total of $115,000 in 2005-06 for the following projects:
· $50,000 - for a project to remove barriers to flexible training arrangements in State awards;
· $15,000 - to assist with the updating of State awards;
· $50,000 - for a project to assist the Government in progressing its Labour Relations objectives, including through:
o Monitoring the impact of Work Choices;
o Promoting collective bargaining and equal opportunity objectives;
o Appearing before the Commission on pay equity and award variation matters; and
o Educating and assisting unions, employers and employees in understanding their rights and obligations under State legislation.
The University of Western Australia (UWA)
UWA received a cash grant payment of $12,000 as part of a project to research the implementation of work-life balance provisions in select Government agencies. This forms part of a broader State Government initiative to improve work-life arrangements throughout the public sector.
Australian Hotels and Hospitality Association (AHA)
A payment of $2,500 was provided to the AHA for completing a joint Cash Grant Agreement with the LHMU to update key hospitality awards in Western Australia.
The Union Education Foundation Ltd
A cash grant of $1,500,000 was provided to the Union Education Foundation Ltd as seed funding to enable it to expand its services to Western Australian union organisers and delegates, so they are able to receive accredited education, training and skills development in a variety of disciplines.
(b)
(i)-(iii) The $212,000 allocated to "Other Miscellaneous" in DOCEP's 2005-06 annual report includes a number of small cash grants provided by the Consumer Protection and Resources Safety Divisions respectively. Grants provided by the Resources Safety Division accounted for $17,000 of this amount, and consisted of:
·
A payment of $5,000 to the Transport Forum of WA Inc
The purpose of the grant is to sponsor the annual WA Dangerous Goods Safe Driver of the Year Award. This sponsorship has been running for a number of years by the Dangerous Goods Safety Branch of the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP. It recognises the contribution of these highly-skilled and competent drivers to the safe transport of dangerous goods in Western Australia. The winner of the award receives a cash prize, a gift, a privatised vehicle number plate with a safe driver theme and a framed certificate.
·
Cash Grant payments of $12,000 to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy
The purpose of the grant was to support a review of 11 radiation safety guidelines which currently exist to provide guidance to the mineral and resource industry in WA on radiation matters. The review is a joint initiative between the Resources Safety Division of DOCEP, which administers the relevant legislation and the Radiation Industry Group of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, which is the lead agency for this project. The grant will contribute towards the cost of employing a radiation safety consultant to update the guidelines to reflect contemporary industry practice and current scientific knowledge.
I ask the Deputy Leader of the Opposition to refer questions relating to Consumer Protection cash grants to the Minister for Consumer Protection.
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Pollie Rankings
Data-driven rankings across 19 categories.
Amendment Chains
Track how schemes and regulations evolve over time.