A WA parliamentary question seeking a breakdown of costs incurred by various agencies under the Attorney General and Minister for Corrective Services portfolios for retrieving paper files from private sector records management service providers in 2008-2009 and 2009-2010.

AnsweredQoN 2747Legislative Assembly
Asked
22 April 2010
Portfolio
Attorney General; Minister for Corrective Services

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In regards to the retrieval of paper files annually from private sector records management service providers, how much money was expended by each agency in:
(a) 2008–2009; and
(b) 2009–2010?

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Answered
25 May 2010
Response time
33 days
Commissioner for Children and Young People
(a) $0
(b) $0
Corruption and Crime Commission of Western Australia
(a) $108.
(b) $120.
Department of Corrective Services
(a) $79,901.
(b) $75,040 as at 30 April 2010.
Department of the Attorney General
(a) $29,255.28; and
(b) $26,107.27 to date.
Equal Opportunity Commission of Western Australia
(a) 2008/2009  $15.51
(b) 2009/2010 $51.88
Law Reform Commission of Western Australia
(a) $1,500;
(b) $1,600.
Legal Aid Commission of Western Australia
(a) $12,210.55 (exc GST )
(b) $10,459.79 (exc GST )
Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions
(a) Storage and retrieval costs are not separately invoiced by the service provider and cannot be individually specified. The annual cost of storage and retrieval services for 2008-2009 was $61,501.16.
(b) Storage and retrieval costs are not separately invoiced by the service provider and cannot be individually specified. The cost of storage and retrieval services from July 2009 to 30 April 2010 was $42,663.12.
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