❓ A WA parliamentary question regarding the cost and funding of the Arcadia Spectacular shows at Elizabeth Quay, with the government deferring answers on specific financial details citing commercial sensitivity. The question also addresses entry fees.
AnsweredQoN 665Legislative Council
Asked
30 June 2016
Member
Portfolio
Leader of the House representing the Premier
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ELIZABETH QUAY — ARCADIA SPECTACULAR 665. Hon AMBER-JADE SANDERSON to the Leader of the House representing the Premier: I refer to the Premier’s media statement of 29 June 2016 in relation to the performances by Arcadia Spectacular at Elizabeth Quay. (1) What will be the total cost to the state government to stage the Arcadia shows and who will be paid this money? (2) What government agencies are providing funding for the shows? (3) How much is each agency funding? (4) Will there be an entry fee to watch the performances; and, if so, how much? Hon PETER COLLIER
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I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
665. Hon AMBER-JADE SANDERSON to the Leader of the House representing the Premier: I refer to the Premier’s media statement of 29 June 2016 in relation to the performances by Arcadia Spectacular at Elizabeth Quay. (1) What will be the total cost to the state government to stage the Arcadia shows and who will be paid this money? (2) What government agencies are providing funding for the shows? (3) How much is each agency funding? (4) Will there be an entry fee to watch the performances; and, if so, how much? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
I refer to the Premier’s media statement of 29 June 2016 in relation to the performances by Arcadia Spectacular at Elizabeth Quay. (1) What will be the total cost to the state government to stage the Arcadia shows and who will be paid this money? (2) What government agencies are providing funding for the shows? (3) How much is each agency funding? (4) Will there be an entry fee to watch the performances; and, if so, how much? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
(1) What will be the total cost to the state government to stage the Arcadia shows and who will be paid this money? (2) What government agencies are providing funding for the shows? (3) How much is each agency funding? (4) Will there be an entry fee to watch the performances; and, if so, how much? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
(2) What government agencies are providing funding for the shows? (3) How much is each agency funding? (4) Will there be an entry fee to watch the performances; and, if so, how much? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
(3) How much is each agency funding? (4) Will there be an entry fee to watch the performances; and, if so, how much? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
(4) Will there be an entry fee to watch the performances; and, if so, how much? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
(1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
(2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
(4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
· Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
665. Hon AMBER-JADE SANDERSON to the Leader of the House representing the Premier: I refer to the Premier’s media statement of 29 June 2016 in relation to the performances by Arcadia Spectacular at Elizabeth Quay. (1) What will be the total cost to the state government to stage the Arcadia shows and who will be paid this money? (2) What government agencies are providing funding for the shows? (3) How much is each agency funding? (4) Will there be an entry fee to watch the performances; and, if so, how much? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
I refer to the Premier’s media statement of 29 June 2016 in relation to the performances by Arcadia Spectacular at Elizabeth Quay. (1) What will be the total cost to the state government to stage the Arcadia shows and who will be paid this money? (2) What government agencies are providing funding for the shows? (3) How much is each agency funding? (4) Will there be an entry fee to watch the performances; and, if so, how much? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
(1) What will be the total cost to the state government to stage the Arcadia shows and who will be paid this money? (2) What government agencies are providing funding for the shows? (3) How much is each agency funding? (4) Will there be an entry fee to watch the performances; and, if so, how much? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
(2) What government agencies are providing funding for the shows? (3) How much is each agency funding? (4) Will there be an entry fee to watch the performances; and, if so, how much? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
(3) How much is each agency funding? (4) Will there be an entry fee to watch the performances; and, if so, how much? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
(4) Will there be an entry fee to watch the performances; and, if so, how much? Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
Hon PETER COLLIER replied: I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
I thank the honourable member for some notice of the question. (1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
(1) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
(2) Tourism Western Australia and the Department of Culture and the Arts provided funding. The Premier, in his joint media statement with Hon John Day released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay”, states — … the Liberal National Government was proud to support the Arcadia Spectacular shows through Tourism WA, the Department of Culture and the Arts and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority. (3) Tourism Western Australia has advised there is insufficient time to assess the sponsorship arrangements against its internal policy and guidelines for the release of event sponsorship information that is commercial in nature. I therefore ask the honourable member to place this aspect of the question on notice. (4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
(4) The Premier’s and Hon John Day’s joint media statement released 29 June 2016 titled “Australian-first performance at Elizabeth Quay” states — · Headline acts to be announced on July 6 with general public tickets on sale from July 7. Prices start at $99 · Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
· Free family and community activities are planned during the daytime
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