❓ Hon. Norman Moore questions the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure regarding a 2004 contract variation related to the Convention Centre agreement, seeking its tabling and justification for requiring consent from other parties. The Minister refers to a previous answer and clarifies their portfolio's limited involvement.
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(1) Will the Minister table the 2004 variation to the November 2001 contract?
(2) If no to (1), why not?
(3) Why does the Minister believe that consent is needed from other parties involved in the 2004 contract variation before the Minister can table the contract in parliament?
(4) Why did the current Government agree to numerous and significant changes to the 2000 Convention Centre agreement, made between the previous Government and Multiplex?
(2) If no to (1), why not?
(3) Why does the Minister believe that consent is needed from other parties involved in the 2004 contract variation before the Minister can table the contract in parliament?
(4) Why did the current Government agree to numerous and significant changes to the 2000 Convention Centre agreement, made between the previous Government and Multiplex?
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17 October 2007
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
64 days
(1) - (3) Please refer to the Minister's answer to Question on Notice 4756. The requested documents have been tabled.
4. The negotiations for the changes to the 2000 Convention Centre agreement were not within my portfolio. The only advice that was provided by officers in my portfolio at that time was technical advice on land tenure issues. The issues relating to the negotiations for changes to the Agreement were within the portfolio of the Minister for Tourism.
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4. The negotiations for the changes to the 2000 Convention Centre agreement were not within my portfolio. The only advice that was provided by officers in my portfolio at that time was technical advice on land tenure issues. The issues relating to the negotiations for changes to the Agreement were within the portfolio of the Minister for Tourism.
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