❓ Mr. Wyatt questions the Premier about advertising the 2013-14 budget, specifically seeking assurance that it will be limited to social media and web-based platforms. The Premier cannot guarantee this, but promises a lean and electronic approach, avoiding glossy brochures and full-page ads.
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STATE
BUDGET 2013–14 — ADVERTISING
396. Mr B.S. WYATT to the Premier:
I ask a supplementary question. Can
the Premier guarantee that the only advertising of the budget will be through
social media and web-based advertising?
BUDGET 2013–14 — ADVERTISING
396. Mr B.S. WYATT to the Premier:
I ask a supplementary question. Can
the Premier guarantee that the only advertising of the budget will be through
social media and web-based advertising?
AnswerView source ↗
The member should listen. I have not
been through the whole —
Several members interjected.
The
SPEAKER : The question has been asked. Let the Premier answer the question
and a further question can be asked by somebody else.
Mr
C.J. BARNETT : I cannot guarantee that there will not be an ad, for example,
telling people about a concession that might be available or whatever else. I
can tell members opposite that that information will be distributed
electronically and there will not be the glossy brochures and the full-page
advertisements, all the things that have happened under previous governments.
They will find a very lean but very informative, effective and attractive
format for distributing information to the community. I thank the member for
Victoria Park very much for the question. I hope he will stand up and support
this lean approach to promoting information about the budget this afternoon
because he is wrong in the implication of his question.
been through the whole —
Several members interjected.
The
SPEAKER : The question has been asked. Let the Premier answer the question
and a further question can be asked by somebody else.
Mr
C.J. BARNETT : I cannot guarantee that there will not be an ad, for example,
telling people about a concession that might be available or whatever else. I
can tell members opposite that that information will be distributed
electronically and there will not be the glossy brochures and the full-page
advertisements, all the things that have happened under previous governments.
They will find a very lean but very informative, effective and attractive
format for distributing information to the community. I thank the member for
Victoria Park very much for the question. I hope he will stand up and support
this lean approach to promoting information about the budget this afternoon
because he is wrong in the implication of his question.
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