❓ A parliamentary question regarding the cost of a motor vehicle hired by the Minister for Local Government and Regional Development during a visit to Carnarvon. The cost was met by the ministerial office and totalled $100.44.
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Minister for Local Government and Regional Development , CARNARVON VISIT
I refer the minister to his visit to Carnarvon on Friday, 9 and Saturday, 10 November 2001. (1) Did the minister hire a motor vehicle during his visit? (2) If so - (a) Was the cost met by his ministerial office or charged to his electorate account? (b) What was the cost of the car hire? Hon TOM STEPHENS
I refer the minister to his visit to Carnarvon on Friday, 9 and Saturday, 10 November 2001. (1) Did the minister hire a motor vehicle during his visit? (2) If so - (a) Was the cost met by his ministerial office or charged to his electorate account? (b) What was the cost of the car hire? Hon TOM STEPHENS
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. On Thursday, 15 November 2001 - my birthday - the Leader of the Opposition asked me two questions about my visit to Carnarvon on 9 and 10 November 2001. I advised that it was a ministerial visit, undertaken in my capacity as Minister for Local Government and Regional Development; Kimberley, Pilbara and Gascoyne. I told the Leader of the Opposition that I represented the Premier at a function on the Friday evening and opened the Bitter Victory exhibition. On the Saturday morning, I officially participated in the opening of the HMAS Sydney Memorial Avenue. At that time I advised the Leader of the House that I did other things as well. (1) Yes. (2) (a) The cost was met by my ministerial office. (b) $100.44. Hon Norman Moore: I was hoping that you would say that. Hon TOM STEPHENS: $100.44? Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
(1) Did the minister hire a motor vehicle during his visit? (2) If so - (a) Was the cost met by his ministerial office or charged to his electorate account? (b) What was the cost of the car hire? Hon TOM STEPHENS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. On Thursday, 15 November 2001 - my birthday - the Leader of the Opposition asked me two questions about my visit to Carnarvon on 9 and 10 November 2001. I advised that it was a ministerial visit, undertaken in my capacity as Minister for Local Government and Regional Development; Kimberley, Pilbara and Gascoyne. I told the Leader of the Opposition that I represented the Premier at a function on the Friday evening and opened the Bitter Victory exhibition. On the Saturday morning, I officially participated in the opening of the HMAS Sydney Memorial Avenue. At that time I advised the Leader of the House that I did other things as well. (1) Yes. (2) (a) The cost was met by my ministerial office. (b) $100.44. Hon Norman Moore: I was hoping that you would say that. Hon TOM STEPHENS: $100.44? Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
(2) If so - (a) Was the cost met by his ministerial office or charged to his electorate account? (b) What was the cost of the car hire? Hon TOM STEPHENS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. On Thursday, 15 November 2001 - my birthday - the Leader of the Opposition asked me two questions about my visit to Carnarvon on 9 and 10 November 2001. I advised that it was a ministerial visit, undertaken in my capacity as Minister for Local Government and Regional Development; Kimberley, Pilbara and Gascoyne. I told the Leader of the Opposition that I represented the Premier at a function on the Friday evening and opened the Bitter Victory exhibition. On the Saturday morning, I officially participated in the opening of the HMAS Sydney Memorial Avenue. At that time I advised the Leader of the House that I did other things as well. (1) Yes. (2) (a) The cost was met by my ministerial office. (b) $100.44. Hon Norman Moore: I was hoping that you would say that. Hon TOM STEPHENS: $100.44? Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
(b) What was the cost of the car hire?
I thank the member for some notice of this question. On Thursday, 15 November 2001 - my birthday - the Leader of the Opposition asked me two questions about my visit to Carnarvon on 9 and 10 November 2001. I advised that it was a ministerial visit, undertaken in my capacity as Minister for Local Government and Regional Development; Kimberley, Pilbara and Gascoyne. I told the Leader of the Opposition that I represented the Premier at a function on the Friday evening and opened the Bitter Victory exhibition. On the Saturday morning, I officially participated in the opening of the HMAS Sydney Memorial Avenue. At that time I advised the Leader of the House that I did other things as well. (1) Yes. (2) (a) The cost was met by my ministerial office. (b) $100.44. Hon Norman Moore: I was hoping that you would say that. Hon TOM STEPHENS: $100.44? Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
On Thursday, 15 November 2001 - my birthday - the Leader of the Opposition asked me two questions about my visit to Carnarvon on 9 and 10 November 2001. I advised that it was a ministerial visit, undertaken in my capacity as Minister for Local Government and Regional Development; Kimberley, Pilbara and Gascoyne. I told the Leader of the Opposition that I represented the Premier at a function on the Friday evening and opened the Bitter Victory exhibition. On the Saturday morning, I officially participated in the opening of the HMAS Sydney Memorial Avenue. At that time I advised the Leader of the House that I did other things as well. (1) Yes. (2) (a) The cost was met by my ministerial office. (b) $100.44. Hon Norman Moore: I was hoping that you would say that. Hon TOM STEPHENS: $100.44? Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
(1) Yes. (2) (a) The cost was met by my ministerial office. (b) $100.44. Hon Norman Moore: I was hoping that you would say that. Hon TOM STEPHENS: $100.44? Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
(2) (a) The cost was met by my ministerial office. (b) $100.44. Hon Norman Moore: I was hoping that you would say that. Hon TOM STEPHENS: $100.44? Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
Hon TOM STEPHENS: $100.44? Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
The PRESIDENT: Order!
(1) Did the minister hire a motor vehicle during his visit? (2) If so - (a) Was the cost met by his ministerial office or charged to his electorate account? (b) What was the cost of the car hire? Hon TOM STEPHENS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. On Thursday, 15 November 2001 - my birthday - the Leader of the Opposition asked me two questions about my visit to Carnarvon on 9 and 10 November 2001. I advised that it was a ministerial visit, undertaken in my capacity as Minister for Local Government and Regional Development; Kimberley, Pilbara and Gascoyne. I told the Leader of the Opposition that I represented the Premier at a function on the Friday evening and opened the Bitter Victory exhibition. On the Saturday morning, I officially participated in the opening of the HMAS Sydney Memorial Avenue. At that time I advised the Leader of the House that I did other things as well. (1) Yes. (2) (a) The cost was met by my ministerial office. (b) $100.44. Hon Norman Moore: I was hoping that you would say that. Hon TOM STEPHENS: $100.44? Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
(2) If so - (a) Was the cost met by his ministerial office or charged to his electorate account? (b) What was the cost of the car hire? Hon TOM STEPHENS replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. On Thursday, 15 November 2001 - my birthday - the Leader of the Opposition asked me two questions about my visit to Carnarvon on 9 and 10 November 2001. I advised that it was a ministerial visit, undertaken in my capacity as Minister for Local Government and Regional Development; Kimberley, Pilbara and Gascoyne. I told the Leader of the Opposition that I represented the Premier at a function on the Friday evening and opened the Bitter Victory exhibition. On the Saturday morning, I officially participated in the opening of the HMAS Sydney Memorial Avenue. At that time I advised the Leader of the House that I did other things as well. (1) Yes. (2) (a) The cost was met by my ministerial office. (b) $100.44. Hon Norman Moore: I was hoping that you would say that. Hon TOM STEPHENS: $100.44? Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
(b) What was the cost of the car hire?
I thank the member for some notice of this question. On Thursday, 15 November 2001 - my birthday - the Leader of the Opposition asked me two questions about my visit to Carnarvon on 9 and 10 November 2001. I advised that it was a ministerial visit, undertaken in my capacity as Minister for Local Government and Regional Development; Kimberley, Pilbara and Gascoyne. I told the Leader of the Opposition that I represented the Premier at a function on the Friday evening and opened the Bitter Victory exhibition. On the Saturday morning, I officially participated in the opening of the HMAS Sydney Memorial Avenue. At that time I advised the Leader of the House that I did other things as well. (1) Yes. (2) (a) The cost was met by my ministerial office. (b) $100.44. Hon Norman Moore: I was hoping that you would say that. Hon TOM STEPHENS: $100.44? Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
On Thursday, 15 November 2001 - my birthday - the Leader of the Opposition asked me two questions about my visit to Carnarvon on 9 and 10 November 2001. I advised that it was a ministerial visit, undertaken in my capacity as Minister for Local Government and Regional Development; Kimberley, Pilbara and Gascoyne. I told the Leader of the Opposition that I represented the Premier at a function on the Friday evening and opened the Bitter Victory exhibition. On the Saturday morning, I officially participated in the opening of the HMAS Sydney Memorial Avenue. At that time I advised the Leader of the House that I did other things as well. (1) Yes. (2) (a) The cost was met by my ministerial office. (b) $100.44. Hon Norman Moore: I was hoping that you would say that. Hon TOM STEPHENS: $100.44? Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
(1) Yes. (2) (a) The cost was met by my ministerial office. (b) $100.44. Hon Norman Moore: I was hoping that you would say that. Hon TOM STEPHENS: $100.44? Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
(2) (a) The cost was met by my ministerial office. (b) $100.44. Hon Norman Moore: I was hoping that you would say that. Hon TOM STEPHENS: $100.44? Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
Hon TOM STEPHENS: $100.44? Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
Hon Norman Moore: No; your ministerial office. The PRESIDENT: Order!
The PRESIDENT: Order!
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