❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice regarding the location, refurbishment, and equipment acquisitions/replacements of a ministerial office since 2001. The answer provides specific costs and details for refurbishments and equipment, with some limitations on the timeframe for equipment-related information.
AnsweredQoN 6064Legislative Council
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(1) Where is the office located?
(2) Has the office been upgraded or refurbished since 2001, and if so, what has occurred and at what cost in each case?
(3) Has the office acquired any additional equipment, and if so, what and at what cost in each case?
(4) Has the office replaced any equipment, and if so, what and at what cost in each case?
(2) Has the office been upgraded or refurbished since 2001, and if so, what has occurred and at what cost in each case?
(3) Has the office acquired any additional equipment, and if so, what and at what cost in each case?
(4) Has the office replaced any equipment, and if so, what and at what cost in each case?
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Answered
5 June 2008
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
77 days
(1) 13
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Floor, Dumas House, 2 Havelock Street West Perth WA 6005
(2) Since 2001, the following refurbishment costs have been incurred at the current ministerial office:
2002/03 Refurbishments $18,680.50
2005/06 Supply and install film to windows $5,670.00
2005/06 Painting $10,325.00
2006/07 Floor rugs $2,227.28
Costs refers to refurbishments or upgrades in excess of $1,000 and charted to Office Establishment Costs - Capital.
(3-4) Given no time line has been specified for these questions, the following costs relate to equipment acquired and/or replaced from 1 April 2007 to 30 April 2008.
Office equipment has been defined as machines, IT equipment, desks, chairs and other items that assist with an officer's operational duties.
The items are:
3 office chairs at a cost of $908.00
1 portable printer at a cost of $453.64
1 dictation machine at a cost of $159.00
1 paper shredder at a cost of $1, 429.89
Teleconferencing equipment at a cost of 1, 347.50
Shelves at a cost of $209.00
1 date projector at a cost of $1, 233.00
1 projector screen at a cost of $765.00
1 electronic whiteboard at a cost of $2279.55
4 workstation desks at a cost of $1, 794.00
4 mobile pedestals at a cost of $1, 034.00
1 television at a cost of $ 2, 067.00
2 returns at a cost of $445.40
1 pinup board at a cost of $ 99.94
1 digital notemaker at a cost of $490.91
1 round meeting table at a cost of $230.00
1 meridian m3904 at a cost of $314.00
1 bookcase at a cost of $187.00
1 LG 194WT 19" wide screen LCD monitor at a cost of $275.00
2 CDM Intel Pentium Core2DUO E6420 2.13GHz 800MHz FSB 2MB PC at a cost of $2, 500.00
1 Intel Pentium Core2DUO E6550 2.33 GHz PC at a cost of $1, 175.00
All cost are exclusive of GST
18 computers have been replaced as part of the Department of Premier and Cabinet's scheduled upgrade program. The average cost of each computer, with a keyboard, monitor and mouse is $1,250.00 excluding GST. This cost is incorporated into the budget of the Department of Premier and Cabinet.
Office equipment does not include mobile telephones and laptops as this equipment is the subject of other Parliamentary Questions which have been answered previously.
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Floor, Dumas House, 2 Havelock Street West Perth WA 6005
(2) Since 2001, the following refurbishment costs have been incurred at the current ministerial office:
2002/03 Refurbishments $18,680.50
2005/06 Supply and install film to windows $5,670.00
2005/06 Painting $10,325.00
2006/07 Floor rugs $2,227.28
Costs refers to refurbishments or upgrades in excess of $1,000 and charted to Office Establishment Costs - Capital.
(3-4) Given no time line has been specified for these questions, the following costs relate to equipment acquired and/or replaced from 1 April 2007 to 30 April 2008.
Office equipment has been defined as machines, IT equipment, desks, chairs and other items that assist with an officer's operational duties.
The items are:
3 office chairs at a cost of $908.00
1 portable printer at a cost of $453.64
1 dictation machine at a cost of $159.00
1 paper shredder at a cost of $1, 429.89
Teleconferencing equipment at a cost of 1, 347.50
Shelves at a cost of $209.00
1 date projector at a cost of $1, 233.00
1 projector screen at a cost of $765.00
1 electronic whiteboard at a cost of $2279.55
4 workstation desks at a cost of $1, 794.00
4 mobile pedestals at a cost of $1, 034.00
1 television at a cost of $ 2, 067.00
2 returns at a cost of $445.40
1 pinup board at a cost of $ 99.94
1 digital notemaker at a cost of $490.91
1 round meeting table at a cost of $230.00
1 meridian m3904 at a cost of $314.00
1 bookcase at a cost of $187.00
1 LG 194WT 19" wide screen LCD monitor at a cost of $275.00
2 CDM Intel Pentium Core2DUO E6420 2.13GHz 800MHz FSB 2MB PC at a cost of $2, 500.00
1 Intel Pentium Core2DUO E6550 2.33 GHz PC at a cost of $1, 175.00
All cost are exclusive of GST
18 computers have been replaced as part of the Department of Premier and Cabinet's scheduled upgrade program. The average cost of each computer, with a keyboard, monitor and mouse is $1,250.00 excluding GST. This cost is incorporated into the budget of the Department of Premier and Cabinet.
Office equipment does not include mobile telephones and laptops as this equipment is the subject of other Parliamentary Questions which have been answered previously.
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