❓ Question seeks details on funding allocated by the Minister for Public Sector Management's departments/agencies to various industry and union groups in 1999-2000. The answer refers to another question, QoN 79.
AnsweredQoN 102Legislative Council
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102. Hon Tom Stephens to the Attorney General representing the Minister for Public Sector Management:
What funds have been allocated from any department or agency within the Minister for Public Sector Management's portfolios, and for what programs, to each of -
(a) Chamber of Commerce and Industry;
(b) Pastoralists and Graziers Association;
(c) WA Farmers Federation;
(d) Unions WA;
(e) Chamber of Minerals and Energy; and
(f) Association of Minerals and Exploration Companies, for 1999-2000?
What funds have been allocated from any department or agency within the Minister for Public Sector Management's portfolios, and for what programs, to each of -
(a) Chamber of Commerce and Industry;
(b) Pastoralists and Graziers Association;
(c) WA Farmers Federation;
(d) Unions WA;
(e) Chamber of Minerals and Energy; and
(f) Association of Minerals and Exploration Companies, for 1999-2000?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
9 November 2000
Response time
93 days
The Minister Replied:
Please refer to the response provided to question on notice 79 of 08/08/2000.
Please refer to the response provided to question on notice 79 of 08/08/2000.
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