❓ Mr. Omodei requests detailed information on Ministerial Office credit card transactions, including value, business name, and reason. The Premier declines to provide a comprehensive response due to the extensive research required, citing internal and external audits.
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(ii) the value of the transaction; (iii) the name of the business where the transaction occurred; and (iv) the reason for the transaction; and
(iii) the name of the business where the transaction occurred; and (iv) the reason for the transaction; and
(iv) the reason for the transaction; and
The research involved in responding to the Member's question would require staff to be diverted from their duties for a considerable time and could not be justified. If the Member has a specific inquiry related to credit cards, I will endeavour to provide a response. I can also advise that credit card expenditure is subject to annual internal and external audit.
If the Member has a specific inquiry related to credit cards, I will endeavour to provide a response. I can also advise that credit card expenditure is subject to annual internal and external audit.
I can also advise that credit card expenditure is subject to annual internal and external audit.
(iii) the name of the business where the transaction occurred; and (iv) the reason for the transaction; and
(iv) the reason for the transaction; and
The research involved in responding to the Member's question would require staff to be diverted from their duties for a considerable time and could not be justified. If the Member has a specific inquiry related to credit cards, I will endeavour to provide a response. I can also advise that credit card expenditure is subject to annual internal and external audit.
If the Member has a specific inquiry related to credit cards, I will endeavour to provide a response. I can also advise that credit card expenditure is subject to annual internal and external audit.
I can also advise that credit card expenditure is subject to annual internal and external audit.
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Answered
14 September 2005
Response time
29 days
With the endorsement of the Office of the Auditor General, Ministerial Offices are using credit cards extensively for day to day purchasing. Consequently, the information requested by the Member involves a vast number of transactions ranging from minor expenditure to items of greater significance.
The research involved in responding to the Member's question would require staff to be diverted from their duties for a considerable time and could not be justified.
If the Member has a specific inquiry related to credit cards, I will endeavour to provide a response.
I can also advise that credit card expenditure is subject to annual internal and external audit.
The research involved in responding to the Member's question would require staff to be diverted from their duties for a considerable time and could not be justified.
If the Member has a specific inquiry related to credit cards, I will endeavour to provide a response.
I can also advise that credit card expenditure is subject to annual internal and external audit.
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