Question regarding government expenditure on the 'Bigger Picture' campaign across departments and agencies under the Treasurer's control. The answer reveals that the Department of Treasury contributed to the campaign via the MRA.

AnsweredQoN 5205Legislative Assembly
Asked
15 March 2016
Portfolio
Treasurer; Minister for Energy; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests

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I refer to expenditure on advertising, campaigns and promotions, branding, research, printing and other forms of communication associated with the State Government’s "Bigger Picture" campaign, and ask for each department and agency under the Minister’s control: (a) has the department or agency expended any money as part of, or associated with, the Bigger Picture campaign; and (b) if yes to (a), what is the total amount expended in each of the financial years, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15 and 1 July 2015 to date?

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Answered
10 May 2016
Response time
56 days
Department of Treasury (a) The Department of Treasury’s (Treasury’s) Strategic Projects and Asset Sales business (SP&AS) is a contributor to the Major Projects Awareness Campaign, coordinated by the Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority (MRA).  SP&AS is an equal one third contributor, providing $300,000 annually. (b) The MRA is responsible for expenditure of the funds in question; accordingly, the question should be directed to that agency.
Economic Regulation Authority (a) No (b) Not Applicable
Government Employees Superannuation Board (a)  No (b) Not applicable
Horizon Power (a)  No (b) Not applicable
Independent Market Operator (a)  No (b) Not applicable
Insurance Commission of Western Australia (a)  No (b) Not applicable
Office of Multicultural Interests (a)  No (b) Not applicable
Office of the Auditor General (a)  No (b) Not applicable
Public Utilities Office (a)  No (b) Not applicable
Synergy (a)  No (b) Not applicable
Western Australian Treasury Corporation (a)  No (b) Not applicable
Western Power (a)  No (b) Not applicable

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