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❓ Hon Martin Aldridge asks a series of questions regarding a WA Labor Party advertisement that directed users to a Department of Premier and Cabinet (DPC) website. The Premier declines to answer, stating the questions do not relate to his ministerial duties.

AnsweredQoN 1802Legislative Council

Asked

29 November 2018

Member

Hon Martin Aldridge

Portfolio

Premier; Minister for Public Sector Management; Federal-State Relations

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I refer to Legislative Council question without notice No. 1253, asked by me on 28 November 2018, in relation to a WA Labor Party advertisement directing online users to a Department of the Premier and Cabinet (DPC) website, and I ask: (a) will the Minister please provide a copy of the DPC advertisement that was referenced in the above mentioned question; (b) was the departmental artwork created by a DPC officer or an external provider; (c) what is the name of the DPC officer or external provider who created the artwork; (d) at what cost was the departmental artwork created; (e) who requested that the departmental artwork be created; (f) for what purpose was the departmental artwork created; (g) where was the departmental advertisement placed and at what cost to the department; and (h) was the artwork supplied to the WA Labor Party and, by whom?

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Answered

21 February 2019

Responded by

Leader of the House representing the Premier; Minister for Public Sector Management; Federal-State Relations

Response time

9 days

As per standing orders, the Premier is not able to answer the question as it does note relate to actions or decisions made in his capacity as a Minister of the Crown.
If the Member has further questions relating to WA Labor Party advertising I suggest he directs them to the WA Labor Party.

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