❓ Mr. Kirkup questions the WA government about advertisements filmed outside of WA by departments within the Police and Road Safety portfolio. The government declines to provide a comprehensive audit due to resource constraints, offering to address specific inquiries.
AnsweredQoN 2039Legislative Assembly
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Since 1 January 2017 have any departments, agencies or government trading enterprises within the Minister's portfolio of responsibilities engaged in the production or filming of any advertisement in the Northern Territory, Australian Capital Territory, Tasmania, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia or Queensland, and if so: (a) What state or territory was the advertisement filmed or produced in; (b) Why could the advertisement not be filmed or produced in Western Australia; (c) What is the breakdown of costs associated with the filming or production of the advertisement; (d) What is the topic or nature of the advertisement in question; and (e) What date or dates has the advertisement been produced or filmed in the state or territory?
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Answered
11 October 2017
Responded by
Minister for Police; Road Safety
Response time
8 days
Due to the sheer volume and range of work associated with the production and filming of advertisements, it is not considered an appropriate use of government resources to audit every element of production (which could range from filming to creative, technical, media purchasing, acting and post-production) for every advertisement to determine if any component of was done outside of Western Australia.
If the member has a specific question concerning an advertisement, the Government will consider it.
If the member has a specific question concerning an advertisement, the Government will consider it.
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