❓ A parliamentary question seeking details on promotional items produced by agencies within the Minister's portfolio since November 2014. Some agencies reported no expenditure, while others provided details in a tabled paper.
AnsweredQoN 4734Legislative Assembly
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For each agency, department, Commission or Government Trading Enterprise within the Minister’s portfolio of responsibilities, since 1 November 2014, has the organisation paid for the production of any promotional paraphernalia, apparel or items promoting or advertising the organisation, and if so: (a) what specific items have been produced; (b) what has been the cost of each item produced; (c) where specifically have the promotional items been circulated or distributed; and (d) what is the name of the company that produced each item outlined above?
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Answered
16 February 2016
Responded by
Minister for Water; Sport and Recreation; Forestry
Response time
83 days
Aqwest, Combat Sports Commission, Department of Sport and Recreation and Forest Products Commission (a) – (d) Nil
Busselton Water, Department of Water, VenuesWest, Water Corporation and Western Australian Institute of Sport (a) – (d) [See tabled paper no.].
Busselton Water, Department of Water, VenuesWest, Water Corporation and Western Australian Institute of Sport (a) – (d) [See tabled paper no.].
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