❓ Hon. C.L. Edwardes asks about expenditure on advertising, printed information, and public relations by the Department of Transport, WA Police, FESA, and Fire Brigade Super Board. WA Police unable to provide specific figures, FESA provides partial data, and the Fire Brigade Super Board reports nil expenditure.
AnsweredQoN 1469Legislative Assembly
Asked
19 February 2002
Member
Portfolio
Police and Emergency Services; Minister assisting the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
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(b) pamphlets, brochures, bulletins and other forms of printed information, excluding annual reports and ‘in-house’ bulletins; and (c) public relations and events management?
(c) public relations and events management?
Western Australia Police Service The Western Australia Police Service receives its budget appropriation centrally. The budget, with the exception of centrally administered funding allocations such as payroll and FBT, is then devolved to the various portfolios, regions, districts, sections and police stations (cost centres). The categories used to record budget plans within the various cost centres are too broad to allow the required information to be collected from central records without substantial resources being redirected from other higher priority activities. The Western Australia Police Service has advised that it is impossible to provide the required information in the detail the Honourable Member has requested. If the member can provide a more specific request a further response may be provided. Fire and Emergency Services FESA's chart of accounts does do not provide the flexibility to construct a concise response. However, the majority of related transactions should be captured within the following expenditure categories within the 2001-02 Budget Statements: · Advertising and Promotion; and · Consumable Supplies. It must be noted that FESA Divisions have discretionary funds which they may apply to the various safety campaigns if necessary. However, further detail would require extensive analysis of transaction information and I am not prepared to divert the valuable resources of FESA away from core duties. Expenditure Category 2001-02 2001-02 Budget Actual Statements as at 5/3/02 $'000 $'000 Advertising and Promotion 472 213 Consumable Supplies 1,200 650 Total 1,672 863 Notes: Advertising and Promotion This category of expenditure incorporates a series of account numbers associated with Advertising and Promotion costs. In particular $63,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of advertising. Please note that advertising will incorporate costs associated with advertised vacancies. The majority of the remaining $150,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of publicity and promotion costs. Consumable Supplies It is anticipated that the majority of costs associated with publications are for printing which is incorporated within this category of expenditure.. In particular $255,000 of the $650,000 relates to some form of printing. Please note that this cost to date will incorporate all forms of printing costs (i.e printed stationery etc). Fire Brigade Super Board (a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
The Western Australia Police Service receives its budget appropriation centrally. The budget, with the exception of centrally administered funding allocations such as payroll and FBT, is then devolved to the various portfolios, regions, districts, sections and police stations (cost centres). The categories used to record budget plans within the various cost centres are too broad to allow the required information to be collected from central records without substantial resources being redirected from other higher priority activities. The Western Australia Police Service has advised that it is impossible to provide the required information in the detail the Honourable Member has requested. If the member can provide a more specific request a further response may be provided. Fire and Emergency Services FESA's chart of accounts does do not provide the flexibility to construct a concise response. However, the majority of related transactions should be captured within the following expenditure categories within the 2001-02 Budget Statements: · Advertising and Promotion; and · Consumable Supplies. It must be noted that FESA Divisions have discretionary funds which they may apply to the various safety campaigns if necessary. However, further detail would require extensive analysis of transaction information and I am not prepared to divert the valuable resources of FESA away from core duties. Expenditure Category 2001-02 2001-02 Budget Actual Statements as at 5/3/02 $'000 $'000 Advertising and Promotion 472 213 Consumable Supplies 1,200 650 Total 1,672 863 Notes: Advertising and Promotion This category of expenditure incorporates a series of account numbers associated with Advertising and Promotion costs. In particular $63,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of advertising. Please note that advertising will incorporate costs associated with advertised vacancies. The majority of the remaining $150,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of publicity and promotion costs. Consumable Supplies It is anticipated that the majority of costs associated with publications are for printing which is incorporated within this category of expenditure.. In particular $255,000 of the $650,000 relates to some form of printing. Please note that this cost to date will incorporate all forms of printing costs (i.e printed stationery etc). Fire Brigade Super Board (a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
The Western Australia Police Service has advised that it is impossible to provide the required information in the detail the Honourable Member has requested. If the member can provide a more specific request a further response may be provided. Fire and Emergency Services FESA's chart of accounts does do not provide the flexibility to construct a concise response. However, the majority of related transactions should be captured within the following expenditure categories within the 2001-02 Budget Statements: · Advertising and Promotion; and · Consumable Supplies. It must be noted that FESA Divisions have discretionary funds which they may apply to the various safety campaigns if necessary. However, further detail would require extensive analysis of transaction information and I am not prepared to divert the valuable resources of FESA away from core duties. Expenditure Category 2001-02 2001-02 Budget Actual Statements as at 5/3/02 $'000 $'000 Advertising and Promotion 472 213 Consumable Supplies 1,200 650 Total 1,672 863 Notes: Advertising and Promotion This category of expenditure incorporates a series of account numbers associated with Advertising and Promotion costs. In particular $63,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of advertising. Please note that advertising will incorporate costs associated with advertised vacancies. The majority of the remaining $150,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of publicity and promotion costs. Consumable Supplies It is anticipated that the majority of costs associated with publications are for printing which is incorporated within this category of expenditure.. In particular $255,000 of the $650,000 relates to some form of printing. Please note that this cost to date will incorporate all forms of printing costs (i.e printed stationery etc). Fire Brigade Super Board (a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
If the member can provide a more specific request a further response may be provided. Fire and Emergency Services FESA's chart of accounts does do not provide the flexibility to construct a concise response. However, the majority of related transactions should be captured within the following expenditure categories within the 2001-02 Budget Statements: · Advertising and Promotion; and · Consumable Supplies. It must be noted that FESA Divisions have discretionary funds which they may apply to the various safety campaigns if necessary. However, further detail would require extensive analysis of transaction information and I am not prepared to divert the valuable resources of FESA away from core duties. Expenditure Category 2001-02 2001-02 Budget Actual Statements as at 5/3/02 $'000 $'000 Advertising and Promotion 472 213 Consumable Supplies 1,200 650 Total 1,672 863 Notes: Advertising and Promotion This category of expenditure incorporates a series of account numbers associated with Advertising and Promotion costs. In particular $63,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of advertising. Please note that advertising will incorporate costs associated with advertised vacancies. The majority of the remaining $150,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of publicity and promotion costs. Consumable Supplies It is anticipated that the majority of costs associated with publications are for printing which is incorporated within this category of expenditure.. In particular $255,000 of the $650,000 relates to some form of printing. Please note that this cost to date will incorporate all forms of printing costs (i.e printed stationery etc). Fire Brigade Super Board (a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
Fire and Emergency Services FESA's chart of accounts does do not provide the flexibility to construct a concise response. However, the majority of related transactions should be captured within the following expenditure categories within the 2001-02 Budget Statements: · Advertising and Promotion; and · Consumable Supplies. It must be noted that FESA Divisions have discretionary funds which they may apply to the various safety campaigns if necessary. However, further detail would require extensive analysis of transaction information and I am not prepared to divert the valuable resources of FESA away from core duties. Expenditure Category 2001-02 2001-02 Budget Actual Statements as at 5/3/02 $'000 $'000 Advertising and Promotion 472 213 Consumable Supplies 1,200 650 Total 1,672 863 Notes: Advertising and Promotion This category of expenditure incorporates a series of account numbers associated with Advertising and Promotion costs. In particular $63,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of advertising. Please note that advertising will incorporate costs associated with advertised vacancies. The majority of the remaining $150,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of publicity and promotion costs. Consumable Supplies It is anticipated that the majority of costs associated with publications are for printing which is incorporated within this category of expenditure.. In particular $255,000 of the $650,000 relates to some form of printing. Please note that this cost to date will incorporate all forms of printing costs (i.e printed stationery etc). Fire Brigade Super Board (a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
FESA's chart of accounts does do not provide the flexibility to construct a concise response. However, the majority of related transactions should be captured within the following expenditure categories within the 2001-02 Budget Statements: · Advertising and Promotion; and · Consumable Supplies. It must be noted that FESA Divisions have discretionary funds which they may apply to the various safety campaigns if necessary. However, further detail would require extensive analysis of transaction information and I am not prepared to divert the valuable resources of FESA away from core duties. Expenditure Category 2001-02 2001-02 Budget Actual Statements as at 5/3/02 $'000 $'000 Advertising and Promotion 472 213 Consumable Supplies 1,200 650 Total 1,672 863 Notes: Advertising and Promotion This category of expenditure incorporates a series of account numbers associated with Advertising and Promotion costs. In particular $63,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of advertising. Please note that advertising will incorporate costs associated with advertised vacancies. The majority of the remaining $150,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of publicity and promotion costs. Consumable Supplies It is anticipated that the majority of costs associated with publications are for printing which is incorporated within this category of expenditure.. In particular $255,000 of the $650,000 relates to some form of printing. Please note that this cost to date will incorporate all forms of printing costs (i.e printed stationery etc). Fire Brigade Super Board (a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
Expenditure Category 2001-02 2001-02 Budget Actual Statements as at 5/3/02 $'000 $'000 Advertising and Promotion 472 213 Consumable Supplies 1,200 650 Total 1,672 863 Notes: Advertising and Promotion This category of expenditure incorporates a series of account numbers associated with Advertising and Promotion costs. In particular $63,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of advertising. Please note that advertising will incorporate costs associated with advertised vacancies. The majority of the remaining $150,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of publicity and promotion costs. Consumable Supplies It is anticipated that the majority of costs associated with publications are for printing which is incorporated within this category of expenditure.. In particular $255,000 of the $650,000 relates to some form of printing. Please note that this cost to date will incorporate all forms of printing costs (i.e printed stationery etc). Fire Brigade Super Board (a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
Fire Brigade Super Board (a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
(a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
(b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
(c) Nil
(c) public relations and events management?
Western Australia Police Service The Western Australia Police Service receives its budget appropriation centrally. The budget, with the exception of centrally administered funding allocations such as payroll and FBT, is then devolved to the various portfolios, regions, districts, sections and police stations (cost centres). The categories used to record budget plans within the various cost centres are too broad to allow the required information to be collected from central records without substantial resources being redirected from other higher priority activities. The Western Australia Police Service has advised that it is impossible to provide the required information in the detail the Honourable Member has requested. If the member can provide a more specific request a further response may be provided. Fire and Emergency Services FESA's chart of accounts does do not provide the flexibility to construct a concise response. However, the majority of related transactions should be captured within the following expenditure categories within the 2001-02 Budget Statements: · Advertising and Promotion; and · Consumable Supplies. It must be noted that FESA Divisions have discretionary funds which they may apply to the various safety campaigns if necessary. However, further detail would require extensive analysis of transaction information and I am not prepared to divert the valuable resources of FESA away from core duties. Expenditure Category 2001-02 2001-02 Budget Actual Statements as at 5/3/02 $'000 $'000 Advertising and Promotion 472 213 Consumable Supplies 1,200 650 Total 1,672 863 Notes: Advertising and Promotion This category of expenditure incorporates a series of account numbers associated with Advertising and Promotion costs. In particular $63,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of advertising. Please note that advertising will incorporate costs associated with advertised vacancies. The majority of the remaining $150,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of publicity and promotion costs. Consumable Supplies It is anticipated that the majority of costs associated with publications are for printing which is incorporated within this category of expenditure.. In particular $255,000 of the $650,000 relates to some form of printing. Please note that this cost to date will incorporate all forms of printing costs (i.e printed stationery etc). Fire Brigade Super Board (a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
The Western Australia Police Service receives its budget appropriation centrally. The budget, with the exception of centrally administered funding allocations such as payroll and FBT, is then devolved to the various portfolios, regions, districts, sections and police stations (cost centres). The categories used to record budget plans within the various cost centres are too broad to allow the required information to be collected from central records without substantial resources being redirected from other higher priority activities. The Western Australia Police Service has advised that it is impossible to provide the required information in the detail the Honourable Member has requested. If the member can provide a more specific request a further response may be provided. Fire and Emergency Services FESA's chart of accounts does do not provide the flexibility to construct a concise response. However, the majority of related transactions should be captured within the following expenditure categories within the 2001-02 Budget Statements: · Advertising and Promotion; and · Consumable Supplies. It must be noted that FESA Divisions have discretionary funds which they may apply to the various safety campaigns if necessary. However, further detail would require extensive analysis of transaction information and I am not prepared to divert the valuable resources of FESA away from core duties. Expenditure Category 2001-02 2001-02 Budget Actual Statements as at 5/3/02 $'000 $'000 Advertising and Promotion 472 213 Consumable Supplies 1,200 650 Total 1,672 863 Notes: Advertising and Promotion This category of expenditure incorporates a series of account numbers associated with Advertising and Promotion costs. In particular $63,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of advertising. Please note that advertising will incorporate costs associated with advertised vacancies. The majority of the remaining $150,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of publicity and promotion costs. Consumable Supplies It is anticipated that the majority of costs associated with publications are for printing which is incorporated within this category of expenditure.. In particular $255,000 of the $650,000 relates to some form of printing. Please note that this cost to date will incorporate all forms of printing costs (i.e printed stationery etc). Fire Brigade Super Board (a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
The Western Australia Police Service has advised that it is impossible to provide the required information in the detail the Honourable Member has requested. If the member can provide a more specific request a further response may be provided. Fire and Emergency Services FESA's chart of accounts does do not provide the flexibility to construct a concise response. However, the majority of related transactions should be captured within the following expenditure categories within the 2001-02 Budget Statements: · Advertising and Promotion; and · Consumable Supplies. It must be noted that FESA Divisions have discretionary funds which they may apply to the various safety campaigns if necessary. However, further detail would require extensive analysis of transaction information and I am not prepared to divert the valuable resources of FESA away from core duties. Expenditure Category 2001-02 2001-02 Budget Actual Statements as at 5/3/02 $'000 $'000 Advertising and Promotion 472 213 Consumable Supplies 1,200 650 Total 1,672 863 Notes: Advertising and Promotion This category of expenditure incorporates a series of account numbers associated with Advertising and Promotion costs. In particular $63,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of advertising. Please note that advertising will incorporate costs associated with advertised vacancies. The majority of the remaining $150,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of publicity and promotion costs. Consumable Supplies It is anticipated that the majority of costs associated with publications are for printing which is incorporated within this category of expenditure.. In particular $255,000 of the $650,000 relates to some form of printing. Please note that this cost to date will incorporate all forms of printing costs (i.e printed stationery etc). Fire Brigade Super Board (a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
If the member can provide a more specific request a further response may be provided. Fire and Emergency Services FESA's chart of accounts does do not provide the flexibility to construct a concise response. However, the majority of related transactions should be captured within the following expenditure categories within the 2001-02 Budget Statements: · Advertising and Promotion; and · Consumable Supplies. It must be noted that FESA Divisions have discretionary funds which they may apply to the various safety campaigns if necessary. However, further detail would require extensive analysis of transaction information and I am not prepared to divert the valuable resources of FESA away from core duties. Expenditure Category 2001-02 2001-02 Budget Actual Statements as at 5/3/02 $'000 $'000 Advertising and Promotion 472 213 Consumable Supplies 1,200 650 Total 1,672 863 Notes: Advertising and Promotion This category of expenditure incorporates a series of account numbers associated with Advertising and Promotion costs. In particular $63,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of advertising. Please note that advertising will incorporate costs associated with advertised vacancies. The majority of the remaining $150,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of publicity and promotion costs. Consumable Supplies It is anticipated that the majority of costs associated with publications are for printing which is incorporated within this category of expenditure.. In particular $255,000 of the $650,000 relates to some form of printing. Please note that this cost to date will incorporate all forms of printing costs (i.e printed stationery etc). Fire Brigade Super Board (a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
Fire and Emergency Services FESA's chart of accounts does do not provide the flexibility to construct a concise response. However, the majority of related transactions should be captured within the following expenditure categories within the 2001-02 Budget Statements: · Advertising and Promotion; and · Consumable Supplies. It must be noted that FESA Divisions have discretionary funds which they may apply to the various safety campaigns if necessary. However, further detail would require extensive analysis of transaction information and I am not prepared to divert the valuable resources of FESA away from core duties. Expenditure Category 2001-02 2001-02 Budget Actual Statements as at 5/3/02 $'000 $'000 Advertising and Promotion 472 213 Consumable Supplies 1,200 650 Total 1,672 863 Notes: Advertising and Promotion This category of expenditure incorporates a series of account numbers associated with Advertising and Promotion costs. In particular $63,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of advertising. Please note that advertising will incorporate costs associated with advertised vacancies. The majority of the remaining $150,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of publicity and promotion costs. Consumable Supplies It is anticipated that the majority of costs associated with publications are for printing which is incorporated within this category of expenditure.. In particular $255,000 of the $650,000 relates to some form of printing. Please note that this cost to date will incorporate all forms of printing costs (i.e printed stationery etc). Fire Brigade Super Board (a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
FESA's chart of accounts does do not provide the flexibility to construct a concise response. However, the majority of related transactions should be captured within the following expenditure categories within the 2001-02 Budget Statements: · Advertising and Promotion; and · Consumable Supplies. It must be noted that FESA Divisions have discretionary funds which they may apply to the various safety campaigns if necessary. However, further detail would require extensive analysis of transaction information and I am not prepared to divert the valuable resources of FESA away from core duties. Expenditure Category 2001-02 2001-02 Budget Actual Statements as at 5/3/02 $'000 $'000 Advertising and Promotion 472 213 Consumable Supplies 1,200 650 Total 1,672 863 Notes: Advertising and Promotion This category of expenditure incorporates a series of account numbers associated with Advertising and Promotion costs. In particular $63,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of advertising. Please note that advertising will incorporate costs associated with advertised vacancies. The majority of the remaining $150,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of publicity and promotion costs. Consumable Supplies It is anticipated that the majority of costs associated with publications are for printing which is incorporated within this category of expenditure.. In particular $255,000 of the $650,000 relates to some form of printing. Please note that this cost to date will incorporate all forms of printing costs (i.e printed stationery etc). Fire Brigade Super Board (a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
Expenditure Category 2001-02 2001-02 Budget Actual Statements as at 5/3/02 $'000 $'000 Advertising and Promotion 472 213 Consumable Supplies 1,200 650 Total 1,672 863 Notes: Advertising and Promotion This category of expenditure incorporates a series of account numbers associated with Advertising and Promotion costs. In particular $63,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of advertising. Please note that advertising will incorporate costs associated with advertised vacancies. The majority of the remaining $150,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of publicity and promotion costs. Consumable Supplies It is anticipated that the majority of costs associated with publications are for printing which is incorporated within this category of expenditure.. In particular $255,000 of the $650,000 relates to some form of printing. Please note that this cost to date will incorporate all forms of printing costs (i.e printed stationery etc). Fire Brigade Super Board (a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
Fire Brigade Super Board (a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
(a) Nil (b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
(b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports (c) Nil
(c) Nil
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
16 May 2002
Responded by
Minister for Police and Emergency Services; Minister assisting the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
86 days
Department of Transport
(a) $5,394,378
(b) $437,593
(c) $36,000
Western Australia Police Service
The Western Australia Police Service receives its budget appropriation centrally. The budget, with the exception of centrally administered funding allocations such as payroll and FBT, is then devolved to the various portfolios, regions, districts, sections and police stations (cost centres). The categories used to record budget plans within the various cost centres are too broad to allow the required information to be collected from central records without substantial resources being redirected from other higher priority activities.
The Western Australia Police Service has advised that it is impossible to provide the required information in the detail the Honourable Member has requested.
If the member can provide a more specific request a further response may be provided.
Fire and Emergency Services
FESA's chart of accounts does do not provide the flexibility to construct a concise response. However, the majority of related transactions should be captured within the following expenditure categories within the 2001-02 Budget Statements:
· Advertising and Promotion; and
· Consumable Supplies.
It must be noted that FESA Divisions have discretionary funds which they may apply to the various safety campaigns if necessary. However, further detail would require extensive analysis of transaction information and I am not prepared to divert the valuable resources of FESA away from core duties.
Expenditure Category 2001-02 2001-02
Budget Actual
Statements as at 5/3/02
$'000 $'000
Advertising and Promotion 472 213
Consumable Supplies 1,200 650
Total 1,672 863
Notes:
Advertising and Promotion
This category of expenditure incorporates a series of account numbers associated with Advertising and Promotion costs. In particular $63,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of advertising. Please note that advertising will incorporate costs associated with advertised vacancies. The majority of the remaining $150,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of publicity and promotion costs.
Consumable Supplies
It is anticipated that the majority of costs associated with publications are for printing which is incorporated within this category of expenditure.. In particular $255,000 of the $650,000 relates to some form of printing. Please note that this cost to date will incorporate all forms of printing costs (i.e printed stationery etc).
Fire Brigade Super Board
(a) Nil
(b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports
(c) Nil
(a) $5,394,378
(b) $437,593
(c) $36,000
Western Australia Police Service
The Western Australia Police Service receives its budget appropriation centrally. The budget, with the exception of centrally administered funding allocations such as payroll and FBT, is then devolved to the various portfolios, regions, districts, sections and police stations (cost centres). The categories used to record budget plans within the various cost centres are too broad to allow the required information to be collected from central records without substantial resources being redirected from other higher priority activities.
The Western Australia Police Service has advised that it is impossible to provide the required information in the detail the Honourable Member has requested.
If the member can provide a more specific request a further response may be provided.
Fire and Emergency Services
FESA's chart of accounts does do not provide the flexibility to construct a concise response. However, the majority of related transactions should be captured within the following expenditure categories within the 2001-02 Budget Statements:
· Advertising and Promotion; and
· Consumable Supplies.
It must be noted that FESA Divisions have discretionary funds which they may apply to the various safety campaigns if necessary. However, further detail would require extensive analysis of transaction information and I am not prepared to divert the valuable resources of FESA away from core duties.
Expenditure Category 2001-02 2001-02
Budget Actual
Statements as at 5/3/02
$'000 $'000
Advertising and Promotion 472 213
Consumable Supplies 1,200 650
Total 1,672 863
Notes:
Advertising and Promotion
This category of expenditure incorporates a series of account numbers associated with Advertising and Promotion costs. In particular $63,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of advertising. Please note that advertising will incorporate costs associated with advertised vacancies. The majority of the remaining $150,000 of the $213,000 relates to some form of publicity and promotion costs.
Consumable Supplies
It is anticipated that the majority of costs associated with publications are for printing which is incorporated within this category of expenditure.. In particular $255,000 of the $650,000 relates to some form of printing. Please note that this cost to date will incorporate all forms of printing costs (i.e printed stationery etc).
Fire Brigade Super Board
(a) Nil
(b) Nil – only produce “in-house” bulletins and annual reports
(c) Nil
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