❓ A WA parliamentary question sought details on sponsorship payments made by agencies within the Deputy Premier's portfolios since April 2013. The responses reveal a range of sponsorships across various departments and training institutions, primarily supporting events and organisations related to their respective industries.
AnsweredQoN 2323Legislative Assembly
Asked
10 June 2014
Member
Portfolio
Deputy Premier; Minister for Health; Training and Workforce Development
QuestionView source ↗
I refer to the payments for sponsorships of
events hosted by corporates, clubs and associations, by all agencies,
departments and government trading enterprises (GTE) within the Deputy
Premier’s portfolios since 1 April 2013, and ask: (a) has the agency, department or GTE paid
sponsorship fees to any corporate, club or association; (b) if yes to (a), what is the name of the
corporate/club/association to which a sponsorship fee was paid since 1 April
2013; and (c) what is the amount of each
sponsorship paid to the corporate/club/association paid to each individual
corporate/club/association?
events hosted by corporates, clubs and associations, by all agencies,
departments and government trading enterprises (GTE) within the Deputy
Premier’s portfolios since 1 April 2013, and ask: (a) has the agency, department or GTE paid
sponsorship fees to any corporate, club or association; (b) if yes to (a), what is the name of the
corporate/club/association to which a sponsorship fee was paid since 1 April
2013; and (c) what is the amount of each
sponsorship paid to the corporate/club/association paid to each individual
corporate/club/association?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
12 August 2014
Responded by
Hon Dr K.D. Hames
Response time
63 days
Department of Health
(a) Yes.
(b-c) [See tabled paper no]
Healthway
(a-c) In accordance with the
Tobacco Products Control Act 2006
, Healthway provides grants or sponsorship to a range of organisations, a large number of which are clubs or associations engaged in sport, arts or community activities.
A full list of Healthway- funded organisations (with the amount of funding) is included in Healthway's Annual Report. These Annual Reports are available on the Healthway website.
Health and Disability Services Complaints Office
(a) No
(b-c) Not applicable
Department of Training and Workforce Development
(a) Yes
(b) Master Builders Western Australia
(c) $2200
Central Institute of Technology
(a) Yes
(b) WA Music Industry Association
(c) $10,000
Challenger Institute of Technology
(a) No
(b-c) Not applicable
C Y O'Connor Institute
(a) Yes
(b)(i) Chamber of Commerce
(ii) WA Rangers Association
(iii) Northam Rotary Club
(c)(i) $500
(ii) $600
(iii) $100
Durack Institute of Technology
(a) Yes
(b) Geraldton Combined Equestrian Club
(c) $200
Goldfields Institute of Technology
(a) Yes
(b)(i) Kalgoorlie-Boulder Chamber of Commerce & Industry Inc
(ii) Esperance Chamber of Commerce & Industry
(c)(i) $550; and $1,750
(ii) $2000
Great Southern Institute of Technology
(a) No
(b-c) Not applicable
Kimberley Training Institute
(a) No
(b-c) Not applicable
Polytechnic West
(a) Yes
(b) Alcock Brown-Neaves
(c) $1000
Pilbara Institute
(a) No
(b-c) Not applicable
South West Institute of Technology
(a) No
(b-c) Not applicable
West Coast Institute of Training
(a) Yes
(b)(i) Joondalup Business Association
(ii) EECW Pty Ltd
(iii) Housing Industry Asssocation
(iv) Capricorn Village Joint Venture
(v) Wanneroo Business Association
(vi) Local Chambers of Commerce & Industry Inc
(c)(i) $2950; $3300; and $2950
(ii) $5500
(iii) $2035; $2310; and $2200
(iv) $1500
(v) $595; and $550
(vi) $2750
Department of Education Services
(a) Yes
(b) Council of International Students Australia
(c) $6,000 (GST exclusive)
Building and Construction Industry Training Fund
(a) The Construction Training Fund has not sponsored any events but pays sponsorship fees in the form of cash prizes paid directly to apprentices and trainees who have been selected for an award for achieving excellence during the course of their training by the organisation involved. In some cases the funds are provided to the industry organisation which passes the payment on to the recipient of the award. In other cases the apprentice or trainee has received payment direct from the Construction Training Fund.
(b-c) Not applicable.
(a) Yes.
(b-c) [See tabled paper no]
Healthway
(a-c) In accordance with the
Tobacco Products Control Act 2006
, Healthway provides grants or sponsorship to a range of organisations, a large number of which are clubs or associations engaged in sport, arts or community activities.
A full list of Healthway- funded organisations (with the amount of funding) is included in Healthway's Annual Report. These Annual Reports are available on the Healthway website.
Health and Disability Services Complaints Office
(a) No
(b-c) Not applicable
Department of Training and Workforce Development
(a) Yes
(b) Master Builders Western Australia
(c) $2200
Central Institute of Technology
(a) Yes
(b) WA Music Industry Association
(c) $10,000
Challenger Institute of Technology
(a) No
(b-c) Not applicable
C Y O'Connor Institute
(a) Yes
(b)(i) Chamber of Commerce
(ii) WA Rangers Association
(iii) Northam Rotary Club
(c)(i) $500
(ii) $600
(iii) $100
Durack Institute of Technology
(a) Yes
(b) Geraldton Combined Equestrian Club
(c) $200
Goldfields Institute of Technology
(a) Yes
(b)(i) Kalgoorlie-Boulder Chamber of Commerce & Industry Inc
(ii) Esperance Chamber of Commerce & Industry
(c)(i) $550; and $1,750
(ii) $2000
Great Southern Institute of Technology
(a) No
(b-c) Not applicable
Kimberley Training Institute
(a) No
(b-c) Not applicable
Polytechnic West
(a) Yes
(b) Alcock Brown-Neaves
(c) $1000
Pilbara Institute
(a) No
(b-c) Not applicable
South West Institute of Technology
(a) No
(b-c) Not applicable
West Coast Institute of Training
(a) Yes
(b)(i) Joondalup Business Association
(ii) EECW Pty Ltd
(iii) Housing Industry Asssocation
(iv) Capricorn Village Joint Venture
(v) Wanneroo Business Association
(vi) Local Chambers of Commerce & Industry Inc
(c)(i) $2950; $3300; and $2950
(ii) $5500
(iii) $2035; $2310; and $2200
(iv) $1500
(v) $595; and $550
(vi) $2750
Department of Education Services
(a) Yes
(b) Council of International Students Australia
(c) $6,000 (GST exclusive)
Building and Construction Industry Training Fund
(a) The Construction Training Fund has not sponsored any events but pays sponsorship fees in the form of cash prizes paid directly to apprentices and trainees who have been selected for an award for achieving excellence during the course of their training by the organisation involved. In some cases the funds are provided to the industry organisation which passes the payment on to the recipient of the award. In other cases the apprentice or trainee has received payment direct from the Construction Training Fund.
(b-c) Not applicable.
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