❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks details on funding for major performing arts companies, including business cases and specific funding amounts with indexation. The Minister provides funding details for 2009-2011 but defers on business cases and future funding.
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In Assembly Estimates committee B, Wednesday 2 June 2010 (page E327) it was stated that for major performing arts companies funding is still in the budget with indexation according to the business cases that have been agreed to, along with any triennially funded organisations, meaning that these organisations have still got their funding. In relation this, I ask:
(a) can the Minister please table all the agreed business cases; and
(b) would the Minister list the funding amounts, including indexation and duration, for each company for:
(i) 2009–2010;
(ii) 2010–2011; and
(iii) future years agreed?
(a) can the Minister please table all the agreed business cases; and
(b) would the Minister list the funding amounts, including indexation and duration, for each company for:
(i) 2009–2010;
(ii) 2010–2011; and
(iii) future years agreed?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
2 August 2010
Responded by
Minister for Culture and the Arts
Response time
47 days
(a) Requests for business cases are best addressed directly to the organisations themselves.
(b) (i) 2009 - Black Swan State Theatre Company $1 252 200, WA Opera Company $1 676 300, WA Symphony Orchestra $1 868 840, WA Ballet Company $1 510 119, WA Ballet Repositioning Funding $1 200 000.
(ii) 2010 - Black Swan State Theatre Company $1 289 766, WA Opera Company $1 726 589, WA Symphony Orchestra $1 924 905, WA Ballet Company $1 555 422, WA Ballet Repositioning Funding $1 200 000.
(iii) 2011 - Black Swan State Theatre Company $1 315 561, WA Opera Company $1 761 121, WA Symphony Orchestra $1 963 403, WA Ballet Company $1 586 531, WA Ballet Repositioning Funding $1 200 000.
Please note that all of the above is subject to grants contracts and conditions being met and acquitted.
Future years are not yet confirmed as they will be subject to forthcoming contract arrangements.
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(b) (i) 2009 - Black Swan State Theatre Company $1 252 200, WA Opera Company $1 676 300, WA Symphony Orchestra $1 868 840, WA Ballet Company $1 510 119, WA Ballet Repositioning Funding $1 200 000.
(ii) 2010 - Black Swan State Theatre Company $1 289 766, WA Opera Company $1 726 589, WA Symphony Orchestra $1 924 905, WA Ballet Company $1 555 422, WA Ballet Repositioning Funding $1 200 000.
(iii) 2011 - Black Swan State Theatre Company $1 315 561, WA Opera Company $1 761 121, WA Symphony Orchestra $1 963 403, WA Ballet Company $1 586 531, WA Ballet Repositioning Funding $1 200 000.
Please note that all of the above is subject to grants contracts and conditions being met and acquitted.
Future years are not yet confirmed as they will be subject to forthcoming contract arrangements.
Notice: This document is created or edited using unregistered or evaluation copy of rtLib valid for testing or development purposes only. To use it for productive or any other purposes please register it. You may purchase the license on
http://www.rtlib.com
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