❓ Hon Helen Morton's parliamentary question seeks details on payments to members of various advisory bodies within the Deputy Premier's portfolio over the past two years. The response reveals payments to one member of the State Tax Review Technical Committee and travel reimbursements to a member of the State Infrastructure Strategy Reference Group.
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(2) Please indicate if any of these people receive any payments for their participation as members of the advisory body?
(3) If yes to (2), please identify those individuals and indicate how much they were paid for their participation as members of the advisory body over the past two years?
(4) Please indicate if any of the people who received payment are public servants?
(5) If yes to (4), please identify those individuals?
(3) If yes to (2), please identify those individuals and indicate how much they were paid for their participation as members of the advisory body over the past two years?
(4) Please indicate if any of the people who received payment are public servants?
(5) If yes to (4), please identify those individuals?
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Answered
18 September 2007
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Deputy Premier
Response time
34 days
Economic Regulation Authority
(1) Nil
(2)-(5) N/A
Office of Native Title
Financial Year 2005/2006:
(1) Nil;
(2)-(5) N/A
Financial Year 2006/2007:
1) Nil;
(2)-(5) N/A
Office of the Auditor General
(1) None
(2)-(5) N/A
State Supply Commission
(1) - (5) N/A
Western Australian Treasury Corporation
(1) Nil.
(2)-(5) N/A
Department of Treasury and Finance
(1) Please see table below.
(2) One member of the State Tax Review Technical Committee received payment for their participation. No members of the State Tax Review Reference Group or the State Infrastructure Strategy Reference Group received payment for their participation. However, one member of the State Infrastructure Strategy Reference Group is reimbursed for the cost of travel.
(3) Mr Jonathan Ilbery (State Tax Review Technical Committee) received payments totalling $129,512.90 (including GST) for his services as Chair of the State Tax Review Reference Group.
(4) No.
(5) N/A
The following Advisory Boards/Committees that provide advice to the Minister are:
The State Tax Review Reference Group:
Member
Organisation
Mr Philip Achurch
(not able to participate after July 2006)
Western Australian Small Business and Enterprise Association
Ms Anne Arnold
Real Estate Institute of Western Australia
Mr Nigel Barker (represented on occasions by Mr Ken Marston)
Council on the Ageing Western Australia
Ms Shaheen Hughes
(replaced Ms Julie Bremner)
Chamber of Minerals and Energy
Mr Alex Sanchez
(replaced Mr Daryl Cameron)
Insurance Council of Australia
Mr Mark Cole
Australian Bankers' Association
Professor Gregory Craven
(represented by Professor Peter Kenyon)
Curtin University
Mr John Dastlik
Housing Industry Association
Mr Trevor De Landgrafft (represented on occasions by Mr Ross Hardwick and Mr Gerry Crowden)
Western Australian Farmers Federation
Mr Peter Fitzpatrick (represented on occasions by Mr Craig Marsland)
Motor Trade Association of Western Australia
Mr Gavan Forster
Master Builders Association of Western Australia
Mr Ron Hardaker (represented on occasions by Ms Helen Gordon)
Australian Finance Conference
Mr Scott Grimley
Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia and CPA Australia
Ms Fiona Harris
Western Australian Division Australian Institute of Company Directors
Mr Garry Hyde (represented on occasions by Ms Bindi Thomson)
Pastoralists and Graziers Association of Western Australia
Mr Jonathan Ilbery
Jackson McDonald
Mr John Langoulant
(represented by Mr John Nicolaou)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Member
Organisation
Mr Joe Lenzo
Property Council of Australia
Professor Dale Pinto
(replaced Mr Brian Lovitt)
Taxation Institute of Australia
Mr Barry MacKinnon
Disability Services Commission Board
Mr Brian Reynolds
Retail Traders Association of Western Australia
Mr Graham Short
Western Australian Fishing Industry Council
Mr Rod Slater
Royal Automobile Club
Mr Justin Walawski
Association of Mining and Exploration Companies
Mr John Walker (represented on occasions by Ms Janine Freeman)
Unions Western Australia
Ms Rae Walter
(represented on occasions by Ms Lisa Baker)
Western Australian Council of Social Services
Mr John Wood
Caravan Industry Australia - Western Australia
State Tax Review Technical Committee (only active during 2005-06 in Stage 1 of the Review):
Member
Organisation
Mr Rami Brass
Taxpayers Australia
Mr Graeme Cotterill
Taxation Institute of Australia
Mr Jonathan Ilbery
Jackson McDonald
Mr Guy Lehmann
National Institute of Accountants
Ms Koo Lloyd-Kane
Australian Institute of Conveyancers
Mr Rob Maurich
Finance and Treasury Association
Mr Peter Moltoni
Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia
Associate Professor Jeff Pope
Curtin University
Evelyn Tucker
Independent Settlement Agents Association
Mr Grahame Young
Law Society of Western Australia
Department of Industry and Resources
(1) - (5) The Department of Industry and Resources advises that there have been no advisory bodies relating to the State Development portfolio over the past two years.
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(1) Nil
(2)-(5) N/A
Office of Native Title
Financial Year 2005/2006:
(1) Nil;
(2)-(5) N/A
Financial Year 2006/2007:
1) Nil;
(2)-(5) N/A
Office of the Auditor General
(1) None
(2)-(5) N/A
State Supply Commission
(1) - (5) N/A
Western Australian Treasury Corporation
(1) Nil.
(2)-(5) N/A
Department of Treasury and Finance
(1) Please see table below.
(2) One member of the State Tax Review Technical Committee received payment for their participation. No members of the State Tax Review Reference Group or the State Infrastructure Strategy Reference Group received payment for their participation. However, one member of the State Infrastructure Strategy Reference Group is reimbursed for the cost of travel.
(3) Mr Jonathan Ilbery (State Tax Review Technical Committee) received payments totalling $129,512.90 (including GST) for his services as Chair of the State Tax Review Reference Group.
(4) No.
(5) N/A
The following Advisory Boards/Committees that provide advice to the Minister are:
The State Tax Review Reference Group:
Member
Organisation
Mr Philip Achurch
(not able to participate after July 2006)
Western Australian Small Business and Enterprise Association
Ms Anne Arnold
Real Estate Institute of Western Australia
Mr Nigel Barker (represented on occasions by Mr Ken Marston)
Council on the Ageing Western Australia
Ms Shaheen Hughes
(replaced Ms Julie Bremner)
Chamber of Minerals and Energy
Mr Alex Sanchez
(replaced Mr Daryl Cameron)
Insurance Council of Australia
Mr Mark Cole
Australian Bankers' Association
Professor Gregory Craven
(represented by Professor Peter Kenyon)
Curtin University
Mr John Dastlik
Housing Industry Association
Mr Trevor De Landgrafft (represented on occasions by Mr Ross Hardwick and Mr Gerry Crowden)
Western Australian Farmers Federation
Mr Peter Fitzpatrick (represented on occasions by Mr Craig Marsland)
Motor Trade Association of Western Australia
Mr Gavan Forster
Master Builders Association of Western Australia
Mr Ron Hardaker (represented on occasions by Ms Helen Gordon)
Australian Finance Conference
Mr Scott Grimley
Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia and CPA Australia
Ms Fiona Harris
Western Australian Division Australian Institute of Company Directors
Mr Garry Hyde (represented on occasions by Ms Bindi Thomson)
Pastoralists and Graziers Association of Western Australia
Mr Jonathan Ilbery
Jackson McDonald
Mr John Langoulant
(represented by Mr John Nicolaou)
Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Member
Organisation
Mr Joe Lenzo
Property Council of Australia
Professor Dale Pinto
(replaced Mr Brian Lovitt)
Taxation Institute of Australia
Mr Barry MacKinnon
Disability Services Commission Board
Mr Brian Reynolds
Retail Traders Association of Western Australia
Mr Graham Short
Western Australian Fishing Industry Council
Mr Rod Slater
Royal Automobile Club
Mr Justin Walawski
Association of Mining and Exploration Companies
Mr John Walker (represented on occasions by Ms Janine Freeman)
Unions Western Australia
Ms Rae Walter
(represented on occasions by Ms Lisa Baker)
Western Australian Council of Social Services
Mr John Wood
Caravan Industry Australia - Western Australia
State Tax Review Technical Committee (only active during 2005-06 in Stage 1 of the Review):
Member
Organisation
Mr Rami Brass
Taxpayers Australia
Mr Graeme Cotterill
Taxation Institute of Australia
Mr Jonathan Ilbery
Jackson McDonald
Mr Guy Lehmann
National Institute of Accountants
Ms Koo Lloyd-Kane
Australian Institute of Conveyancers
Mr Rob Maurich
Finance and Treasury Association
Mr Peter Moltoni
Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia
Associate Professor Jeff Pope
Curtin University
Evelyn Tucker
Independent Settlement Agents Association
Mr Grahame Young
Law Society of Western Australia
Department of Industry and Resources
(1) - (5) The Department of Industry and Resources advises that there have been no advisory bodies relating to the State Development portfolio over the past two years.
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