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❓ A Western Australian parliamentary question on notice inquires whether the State Labor Government engaged the public affairs firms Hawker, Britton and Communications and Public Relations since 2001, for what purposes, and at what cost. The answer indicates that none of the listed departments or the Minister's office engaged the specified firms.

AnsweredQoN 1974Legislative Assembly

Asked

16 September 2003

Member

Mrs C.L. Edwardes

Portfolio

Community Development, Women's Interests, Seniors and Youth; Disability Services; Culture and the Arts

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(1) Since the election of the State Labor Government in 2001, have the public affairs firms Hawker, Britton and Communications and Public Relations been engaged?
(2) If so, for what purposes?
(3) What was the cost of each consultancy?

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Answered

4 December 2003

Responded by

Minister for Community Development, Women's Interests, Seniors and Youth; Disability Services; Culture and the Arts

Response time

79 days

Disability Services Commission (1) No (2) Not applicable (3) Not applicable Department of Culture and the Arts (Including State Records Office and ArtsWA) (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable State Library of Western Australia (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Art Gallery of WA (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Perth Theatre Trust (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable WA Museum (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable ScreenWest (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Minister’s Office (1) No (2) Not applicable (3) Not applicable
Department of Culture and the Arts (Including State Records Office and ArtsWA) (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable State Library of Western Australia (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Art Gallery of WA (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Perth Theatre Trust (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable WA Museum (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable ScreenWest (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Minister’s Office (1) No (2) Not applicable (3) Not applicable
(1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable State Library of Western Australia (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Art Gallery of WA (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Perth Theatre Trust (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable WA Museum (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable ScreenWest (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Minister’s Office (1) No (2) Not applicable (3) Not applicable
State Library of Western Australia (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Art Gallery of WA (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Perth Theatre Trust (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable WA Museum (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable ScreenWest (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Minister’s Office (1) No (2) Not applicable (3) Not applicable
Art Gallery of WA (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Perth Theatre Trust (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable WA Museum (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable ScreenWest (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Minister’s Office (1) No (2) Not applicable (3) Not applicable
Perth Theatre Trust (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable WA Museum (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable ScreenWest (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Minister’s Office (1) No (2) Not applicable (3) Not applicable
WA Museum (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable ScreenWest (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Minister’s Office (1) No (2) Not applicable (3) Not applicable
ScreenWest (1) No (2) – (3) Not applicable Minister’s Office (1) No (2) Not applicable (3) Not applicable
Minister’s Office (1) No (2) Not applicable (3) Not applicable
(1) No (2) Not applicable (3) Not applicable
(2) Not applicable (3) Not applicable
(3) Not applicable

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