❓ A parliamentary question seeking detailed information about the staffing, roles, salaries, employment status, and start dates of all ministerial staff in the Forestry Minister's office, referencing a Ministerial Resourcing Report. The answer refers to another question, suggesting the information may be available there.
AnsweredQoN 1437Legislative Assembly
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I refer to the most recent Ministerial Resourcing Report as at 5 August 2024, and I ask: (a) Please name each individual Ministerial staff member currently employed in the Minister's office; (b) For each individual Ministerial staff member named in (a) please provide their title; (c) Additionally, for each individual staff member named in (a) along with their title, please provide a brief synopsis of their day to day role and tasks in the Ministers office; (d) For each individual staff member named in (a) please provide their pay level and their exact salary; (e) For each individual staff member named in (a) please provide their Employment status; and (f) For each individual staff member named in (a) please provide the date the staff member commenced employment in that position?
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Answered
26 November 2024
Responded by
Minister representing the Minister for Forestry
Response time
12 days
Refer to Legislative Assembly Question on Notice 1434.
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