❓ WA Parliament Question on Notice regarding media monitoring services used by various government departments. The Department of Mines and Petroleum confirms using Media Monitors, while other departments report no usage.
AnsweredQoN 596Legislative Assembly
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(1) Are media monitoring services provided, and if yes:
(a) which firm or firms currently provide a media monitoring service;
(b) what is the cost of the contract/s;
(c) since 23 September 2008 how much has been paid for media monitoring services;
(d) what is the duration of the contract/s; and
(e) when did the contract/s commence?
(a) which firm or firms currently provide a media monitoring service;
(b) what is the cost of the contract/s;
(c) since 23 September 2008 how much has been paid for media monitoring services;
(d) what is the duration of the contract/s; and
(e) when did the contract/s commence?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
7 April 2009
Responded by
Minister representing the Minister for Mines and Petroleum; Fisheries; Electoral Affairs
Response time
26 days
MINISTERIAL OFFICE
(1) No
(a)-(e) Not applicable
DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND PETROLEUM
(1) The Department of Mines and Petroleum does access a media monitoring service.
(a) Media Monitors.
(b) The contract costs $282 per month plus fees per items provided.
(c) The costs incurred for the service from October to December 2008 by the then Department of Industry and Resources was October - December: $18 736.54. The costs for January and February were $11 907.30, shared by Departments of Mines and Petroleum and State Development.
(d) The current contract expires 2 January 2010.
(e) The department has had a contract with Media Monitors since 2004.
DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES
(1) No
(a)-(e) Not applicable
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL COMMISSION
(1) No
(a)-(e)Not applicable
MINERAL AND ENGERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
(1) No
(a)-(e) Not applicable
CHEMISTRY CENTRE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
(1) No
(a)-(e) Not applicable
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(1) No
(a)-(e) Not applicable
DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND PETROLEUM
(1) The Department of Mines and Petroleum does access a media monitoring service.
(a) Media Monitors.
(b) The contract costs $282 per month plus fees per items provided.
(c) The costs incurred for the service from October to December 2008 by the then Department of Industry and Resources was October - December: $18 736.54. The costs for January and February were $11 907.30, shared by Departments of Mines and Petroleum and State Development.
(d) The current contract expires 2 January 2010.
(e) The department has had a contract with Media Monitors since 2004.
DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES
(1) No
(a)-(e) Not applicable
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL COMMISSION
(1) No
(a)-(e)Not applicable
MINERAL AND ENGERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
(1) No
(a)-(e) Not applicable
CHEMISTRY CENTRE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
(1) No
(a)-(e) Not applicable
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