❓ Details the cost and distribution of promotional items purchased by WA government agencies within the Premier's portfolio between November 2014 and December 2015. Lotterywest spent the most on promotional items.
AnsweredQoN 4748Legislative Assembly
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For each agency, department, Commission or Government Trading Enterprise within the Premier'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
Response time
83 days
Department of the Premier and Cabinet, ChemCentre , Salaries and Allowances Tribunal and Department of State Development
No
(a) – (d) Not Applicable
Public Sector Commission
(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
(d) what is the name of the company that produced each item outlined
Premiers Awards winner’s trophy
$2,275.33
Premiers Awards winners
Artcom Fabrication
2015 Premiers Awards medallion engraving
$30.00
Premiers Awards winners/runners up
Bag Sole Sub
Lotterywest Response
1 November 2014 – 31 December 2015
(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?
(d) What is the name of the company that produced each item?
Bucket hats
$13,040.78
- RSL ANZAC volunteers supporting Centenary Commemorations
- Perth International Arts Festival volunteers
- Men’s Shed State Conference
- Activ Foundation
- The Smith Family Mentoring Event
-Scarboro Surf Life Saving Club
- Lotterywest Grant presentations in regional locations
Proton Promotional
Back sacks
$2,577.58
- Perth International Arts Festival volunteers
- Activ Foundation
-The Smith Family Mentoring Event
-Scarboro Surf Life Saving Club
Proton Promotional
Carabiner sunscreens
$6,664.87
- Perth International Arts Festival volunteers
- RSL ANZAC volunteers supporting Centenary
Commemorations
- Men’s Shed State Conference
- Activ Foundation
- The Smith Family Mentoring Event
-Scarboro Surf Life Saving Club
- Lotterywest Grant presentations in regional locations
Proton Promotional
Pens
$3,931.51
- Lotterywest Retailer Conference 2015
- New Lotterywest retailer training courses
- Lotterywest Grant presentations in regional locations
Proton Promotional
T-shirts
$4,785.55
RSL ANZAC volunteers supporting Centenary Commemorations
Spirit Visual Communications
Tear drop banners, vinyl banners and coreflute A-frame signs
$15,884.97
Displayed at events and conferences supported by Lotterywest Grants
Impact Communications
Equipment labels
$484
Available for not-for –profit organisations to order online for equipment supported by Lotterywest Grants
Impact Communications
Exterior plaques and door transparencies
$16,643.55
Available for not-for-profit organisations to order online for structures supported by Lotterywest Grants
Jason Signmakers
On behalf of Gold Corporation and its subsidiaries, for the period 1 November 2014 to 2 December 2015:
Australian Tourism Exchange – June 2015
(a) USBs
(b) 90 items. Total cost of production $549 (ex GST)
(c) Perth Mint advertising slide show presentation was uploaded on each device and distributed to industry trade partners
(d) Greens Promotions
Additional Note: Often promotional banners, flyers and published marketing collateral is supplied to distributors to aid the sale of Perth Mint investment and proprietary products. Similarly, Perth Mint branded (packaged) coin products and giftware is donated to external organisations as part of the Group’s integrated marketing strategy to further aid the sale of Perth Mint products. These items are not manufactured specifically as giveaway items, but form the basis of The Perth Mint’s business operations and sales efforts.
No
(a) – (d) Not Applicable
Public Sector Commission
(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
(d) what is the name of the company that produced each item outlined
Premiers Awards winner’s trophy
$2,275.33
Premiers Awards winners
Artcom Fabrication
2015 Premiers Awards medallion engraving
$30.00
Premiers Awards winners/runners up
Bag Sole Sub
Lotterywest Response
1 November 2014 – 31 December 2015
(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?
(d) What is the name of the company that produced each item?
Bucket hats
$13,040.78
- RSL ANZAC volunteers supporting Centenary Commemorations
- Perth International Arts Festival volunteers
- Men’s Shed State Conference
- Activ Foundation
- The Smith Family Mentoring Event
-Scarboro Surf Life Saving Club
- Lotterywest Grant presentations in regional locations
Proton Promotional
Back sacks
$2,577.58
- Perth International Arts Festival volunteers
- Activ Foundation
-The Smith Family Mentoring Event
-Scarboro Surf Life Saving Club
Proton Promotional
Carabiner sunscreens
$6,664.87
- Perth International Arts Festival volunteers
- RSL ANZAC volunteers supporting Centenary
Commemorations
- Men’s Shed State Conference
- Activ Foundation
- The Smith Family Mentoring Event
-Scarboro Surf Life Saving Club
- Lotterywest Grant presentations in regional locations
Proton Promotional
Pens
$3,931.51
- Lotterywest Retailer Conference 2015
- New Lotterywest retailer training courses
- Lotterywest Grant presentations in regional locations
Proton Promotional
T-shirts
$4,785.55
RSL ANZAC volunteers supporting Centenary Commemorations
Spirit Visual Communications
Tear drop banners, vinyl banners and coreflute A-frame signs
$15,884.97
Displayed at events and conferences supported by Lotterywest Grants
Impact Communications
Equipment labels
$484
Available for not-for –profit organisations to order online for equipment supported by Lotterywest Grants
Impact Communications
Exterior plaques and door transparencies
$16,643.55
Available for not-for-profit organisations to order online for structures supported by Lotterywest Grants
Jason Signmakers
On behalf of Gold Corporation and its subsidiaries, for the period 1 November 2014 to 2 December 2015:
Australian Tourism Exchange – June 2015
(a) USBs
(b) 90 items. Total cost of production $549 (ex GST)
(c) Perth Mint advertising slide show presentation was uploaded on each device and distributed to industry trade partners
(d) Greens Promotions
Additional Note: Often promotional banners, flyers and published marketing collateral is supplied to distributors to aid the sale of Perth Mint investment and proprietary products. Similarly, Perth Mint branded (packaged) coin products and giftware is donated to external organisations as part of the Group’s integrated marketing strategy to further aid the sale of Perth Mint products. These items are not manufactured specifically as giveaway items, but form the basis of The Perth Mint’s business operations and sales efforts.
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