❓ Hon. Helen Morton asks about the identity of individuals involved in correspondence and advice related to 'Employment Matters' within the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. The Minister, Hon. Jon Ford, provides a response based on advice from the Director General, Brian Bradley, without naming specific individuals.
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I refer to the minister’s answer to question without notice 229 provided on 20 March 2008. (1) What is the name of the person who wrote the letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003? (2) What is the name of the person who advised the minister on 12 February 2008 that the advice was misleading? Hon JON FORD
I refer to the minister’s answer to question without notice 229 provided on 20 March 2008. (1) What is the name of the person who wrote the letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003? (2) What is the name of the person who advised the minister on 12 February 2008 that the advice was misleading? Hon JON FORD
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I thank Hon Helen Morton for some notice of the question. I have been advised by the Director General of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, Brian Bradley, as follows — (1) The letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003 was written jointly by a number of officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. (2) Officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division were again jointly involved in providing advice to the minister on 12 February 2008. Some of these officers were different from those mentioned in answer (1).
(1) What is the name of the person who wrote the letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003? (2) What is the name of the person who advised the minister on 12 February 2008 that the advice was misleading? Hon JON FORD replied: I thank Hon Helen Morton for some notice of the question. I have been advised by the Director General of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, Brian Bradley, as follows — (1) The letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003 was written jointly by a number of officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. (2) Officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division were again jointly involved in providing advice to the minister on 12 February 2008. Some of these officers were different from those mentioned in answer (1).
(2) What is the name of the person who advised the minister on 12 February 2008 that the advice was misleading? Hon JON FORD replied: I thank Hon Helen Morton for some notice of the question. I have been advised by the Director General of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, Brian Bradley, as follows — (1) The letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003 was written jointly by a number of officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. (2) Officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division were again jointly involved in providing advice to the minister on 12 February 2008. Some of these officers were different from those mentioned in answer (1).
Hon JON FORD replied: I thank Hon Helen Morton for some notice of the question. I have been advised by the Director General of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, Brian Bradley, as follows — (1) The letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003 was written jointly by a number of officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. (2) Officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division were again jointly involved in providing advice to the minister on 12 February 2008. Some of these officers were different from those mentioned in answer (1).
I thank Hon Helen Morton for some notice of the question. I have been advised by the Director General of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, Brian Bradley, as follows — (1) The letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003 was written jointly by a number of officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. (2) Officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division were again jointly involved in providing advice to the minister on 12 February 2008. Some of these officers were different from those mentioned in answer (1).
I have been advised by the Director General of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, Brian Bradley, as follows — (1) The letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003 was written jointly by a number of officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. (2) Officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division were again jointly involved in providing advice to the minister on 12 February 2008. Some of these officers were different from those mentioned in answer (1).
(1) The letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003 was written jointly by a number of officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. (2) Officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division were again jointly involved in providing advice to the minister on 12 February 2008. Some of these officers were different from those mentioned in answer (1).
(2) Officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division were again jointly involved in providing advice to the minister on 12 February 2008. Some of these officers were different from those mentioned in answer (1).
(1) What is the name of the person who wrote the letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003? (2) What is the name of the person who advised the minister on 12 February 2008 that the advice was misleading? Hon JON FORD replied: I thank Hon Helen Morton for some notice of the question. I have been advised by the Director General of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, Brian Bradley, as follows — (1) The letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003 was written jointly by a number of officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. (2) Officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division were again jointly involved in providing advice to the minister on 12 February 2008. Some of these officers were different from those mentioned in answer (1).
(2) What is the name of the person who advised the minister on 12 February 2008 that the advice was misleading? Hon JON FORD replied: I thank Hon Helen Morton for some notice of the question. I have been advised by the Director General of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, Brian Bradley, as follows — (1) The letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003 was written jointly by a number of officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. (2) Officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division were again jointly involved in providing advice to the minister on 12 February 2008. Some of these officers were different from those mentioned in answer (1).
Hon JON FORD replied: I thank Hon Helen Morton for some notice of the question. I have been advised by the Director General of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, Brian Bradley, as follows — (1) The letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003 was written jointly by a number of officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. (2) Officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division were again jointly involved in providing advice to the minister on 12 February 2008. Some of these officers were different from those mentioned in answer (1).
I thank Hon Helen Morton for some notice of the question. I have been advised by the Director General of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, Brian Bradley, as follows — (1) The letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003 was written jointly by a number of officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. (2) Officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division were again jointly involved in providing advice to the minister on 12 February 2008. Some of these officers were different from those mentioned in answer (1).
I have been advised by the Director General of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, Brian Bradley, as follows — (1) The letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003 was written jointly by a number of officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. (2) Officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division were again jointly involved in providing advice to the minister on 12 February 2008. Some of these officers were different from those mentioned in answer (1).
(1) The letter to the parliamentary commissioner headed “Employment Matters” and dated 4 June 2003 was written jointly by a number of officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection. (2) Officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division were again jointly involved in providing advice to the minister on 12 February 2008. Some of these officers were different from those mentioned in answer (1).
(2) Officers in the public sector directorate of the labour relations division were again jointly involved in providing advice to the minister on 12 February 2008. Some of these officers were different from those mentioned in answer (1).
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