Hon. Sally Talbot asks the Attorney General about the number of exemption requests lodged by general government agencies within his portfolio regarding the public sector recruitment freeze since December 21, 2015, including details of each request. The Attorney General deferred the answer.

AnsweredQoN 260Legislative Council
Asked
23 March 2016
Portfolio
Attorney General

QuestionView source ↗

PUBLIC SECTOR RECRUITMENT FREEZE — UNDER
TREASURER'S ADVICE
260. Hon SALLY TALBOT to the Attorney General:
I refer to the answer to question
without notice 24 asked on 17 February 2016 by Hon Sue Ellery and subsequent
advice in the answer to question without notice 112 asked by me that questions
about appendix A of tabled paper 3834 should be addressed to individual
ministers.
(1) How many requests
for approval for exemptions from the public sector recruitment freeze have been
lodged by the Attorney General for each of the general government agencies in
his portfolios listed in appendix A of tabled paper 3834 since the freeze began
on 21 December 2015?
(2) For each exemption request —
(a) which agency requested the
exemption;
(b) when was it lodged;
(c) when was it granted; and
(d) what is the position title and
salary?

AnswerView source ↗

This question was first provided on
17 March. At that time it was not possible to get an answer in the time
available and I have not had an update on it. I will pursue it and give an
answer tomorrow if one is available. I draw the member's attention to
the fact that the Leader of the Opposition in the other place asked an almost
identical question on notice of the minister representing me on 15 March and
that might provide the answer.
Hon Sally Talbot : I would not know about that.
Hon MICHAEL MISCHIN : I am drawing the member's
attention to it. Otherwise, I will pursue this to see whether there is an
answer available that I can provide tomorrow with the relevant figures, if they
have been ascertained in the meanwhile.

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