❓ Question on Notice regarding cleaning costs for government office accommodation managed by the Department of Housing and Works. The Minister provides the requested financial data and clarifies that all cleaning is carried out by contractors.
AnsweredQoN 1837Legislative Assembly
Asked
27 August 2003
Member
Portfolio
Consumer and Employment Protection; Indigenous Affairs; Minister Assisting the Minister for Public Sector Management
QuestionView source ↗
(b) what were the cleaning costs for the financial year 2001/2002; (c) what were the cleaning costs for the financial year 2002/2003; (d) in which area is cleaning carried out by contract or ‘in house’ cleaners; and (e) if cleaning is carried out ‘in house’, what date did ‘in house cleaners commence?
(c) what were the cleaning costs for the financial year 2002/2003; (d) in which area is cleaning carried out by contract or ‘in house’ cleaners; and (e) if cleaning is carried out ‘in house’, what date did ‘in house cleaners commence?
(d) in which area is cleaning carried out by contract or ‘in house’ cleaners; and (e) if cleaning is carried out ‘in house’, what date did ‘in house cleaners commence?
(e) if cleaning is carried out ‘in house’, what date did ‘in house cleaners commence?
(a) $5,683,965 (b) $5,935,797 (c) $6,072,010 (d) All cleaning is carried out by contractors. (e) Not applicable.
(b) $5,935,797 (c) $6,072,010 (d) All cleaning is carried out by contractors. (e) Not applicable.
(c) $6,072,010 (d) All cleaning is carried out by contractors. (e) Not applicable.
(d) All cleaning is carried out by contractors. (e) Not applicable.
(e) Not applicable.
(c) what were the cleaning costs for the financial year 2002/2003; (d) in which area is cleaning carried out by contract or ‘in house’ cleaners; and (e) if cleaning is carried out ‘in house’, what date did ‘in house cleaners commence?
(d) in which area is cleaning carried out by contract or ‘in house’ cleaners; and (e) if cleaning is carried out ‘in house’, what date did ‘in house cleaners commence?
(e) if cleaning is carried out ‘in house’, what date did ‘in house cleaners commence?
(a) $5,683,965 (b) $5,935,797 (c) $6,072,010 (d) All cleaning is carried out by contractors. (e) Not applicable.
(b) $5,935,797 (c) $6,072,010 (d) All cleaning is carried out by contractors. (e) Not applicable.
(c) $6,072,010 (d) All cleaning is carried out by contractors. (e) Not applicable.
(d) All cleaning is carried out by contractors. (e) Not applicable.
(e) Not applicable.
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
26 November 2003
Responded by
Minister for Consumer and Employment Protection; Indigenous Affairs; Minister Assisting the Minister for Public Sector Management
Response time
91 days
The Member has asked her question in the context of cleaning cost data applicable to commercial tenancies, as collected by the Property Council of Australia. The following answers to the Member’s specific questions relate to the portfolio of office accommodation and office cleaning contracts managed by the Department of Housing and Works on behalf of all General Government sector agencies. This category of data most closely matches the source referred to in the Member’s question.
(a) $5,683,965
(b) $5,935,797
(c) $6,072,010
(d) All cleaning is carried out by contractors.
(e) Not applicable.
(a) $5,683,965
(b) $5,935,797
(c) $6,072,010
(d) All cleaning is carried out by contractors.
(e) Not applicable.
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