❓ A parliamentary question seeking detailed information on the allocation of vehicles and car bays to staff within a Minister's office, including costs and arrangements for seconded staff. The answer refers to a ministerial resourcing report tabled in Parliament.
AnsweredQoN 3742Legislative Assembly
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In relation to the allocation of vehicles and car bays to staff in the Minister’s Ministerial Office, I ask:
(a) as at 11 August 2010 what is the total complement of staff within the Minister’s Ministerial Office;
(b) as at 11 August 2010 how many government cars are provided to staff within the Minister’s Ministerial Office;
(c) as at 11 August 2010 how many car bays are allocated to the Minister’s Ministerial Office for the parking of these government-provided cars;
(d) as at 11 August 2010 how many car bays are allocated to the Minister’s Ministerial Office for staff who are not provided with government-provided vehicles;
(e) as at 11 August 2010 how many staff on secondment to the Minister’s Ministerial Office from a public sector agency have a car bay provided to them;
(f) how many car bays for staff on secondment are paid for through the Ministerial Office;
(g) how many car bays for staff on secondment are paid for by the employing public sector agency;
(h) what is the total cost of parking for Ministerial staff paid for by the Ministerial Office between 23 November 2009 and 11 August 2010; and
(i) what is the total cost of parking for seconded Ministerial staff paid for by the employing public sector agency between 23 November 2009 and 11 August 2010?
(a) as at 11 August 2010 what is the total complement of staff within the Minister’s Ministerial Office;
(b) as at 11 August 2010 how many government cars are provided to staff within the Minister’s Ministerial Office;
(c) as at 11 August 2010 how many car bays are allocated to the Minister’s Ministerial Office for the parking of these government-provided cars;
(d) as at 11 August 2010 how many car bays are allocated to the Minister’s Ministerial Office for staff who are not provided with government-provided vehicles;
(e) as at 11 August 2010 how many staff on secondment to the Minister’s Ministerial Office from a public sector agency have a car bay provided to them;
(f) how many car bays for staff on secondment are paid for through the Ministerial Office;
(g) how many car bays for staff on secondment are paid for by the employing public sector agency;
(h) what is the total cost of parking for Ministerial staff paid for by the Ministerial Office between 23 November 2009 and 11 August 2010; and
(i) what is the total cost of parking for seconded Ministerial staff paid for by the employing public sector agency between 23 November 2009 and 11 August 2010?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
16 September 2010
Responded by
Minister for Planning; Culture and the Arts
Response time
30 days
The Member would be aware that as part of the Liberal-National Government's commitment to accountability and transparency, a ministerial resourcing report has been tabled in Parliament. The commitment to this report was made in June 2010 and delivered in August. This report will be regularly updated.
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