❓ A WA parliamentary Question on Notice from 2010 requests detailed information about staffing, responsibilities, and committee involvement within the Premier's ministerial office. The Premier provides a partial answer, referring to a tabled paper for full details.
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(1) As at 16 April 2010, how many officers are employed in the Premier’s ministerial office?
(2) What are the names, levels and salary of each officer working in the Premier’s ministerial office?
(3) Could the Premier outline the key areas of responsibility for each policy advisor?
(4) Could the Premier name all committees, reviews, boards or taskforces that any officer attends in a
formal
capacity, and provide the name of that officer?
(5) What is the purpose of each committee, review, board or taskforce named in response to (4)?
(6) What are the names of the other members of any committee, review, board or taskforce named in response to (4), and which office or agency do they represent?
(7) How often does the committee, review, board or taskforce sit?
(8) Are there any committees, reviews, boards or taskforces that an officer attends on a regular basis in an
informal
capacity; and
(a) if yes, what is the name of the committee, review, board or taskforce, and what is the name of that officer?
(9) What is the purpose of each committee, review, board or taskforce named in response to (8)?
(10) What are the names of the other members of any committee, review, board or taskforce named in response to (8), and which office or agency do they represent?
(11) How often does the committee, review, board or taskforce sit?
(2) What are the names, levels and salary of each officer working in the Premier’s ministerial office?
(3) Could the Premier outline the key areas of responsibility for each policy advisor?
(4) Could the Premier name all committees, reviews, boards or taskforces that any officer attends in a
formal
capacity, and provide the name of that officer?
(5) What is the purpose of each committee, review, board or taskforce named in response to (4)?
(6) What are the names of the other members of any committee, review, board or taskforce named in response to (4), and which office or agency do they represent?
(7) How often does the committee, review, board or taskforce sit?
(8) Are there any committees, reviews, boards or taskforces that an officer attends on a regular basis in an
informal
capacity; and
(a) if yes, what is the name of the committee, review, board or taskforce, and what is the name of that officer?
(9) What is the purpose of each committee, review, board or taskforce named in response to (8)?
(10) What are the names of the other members of any committee, review, board or taskforce named in response to (8), and which office or agency do they represent?
(11) How often does the committee, review, board or taskforce sit?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
25 May 2010
Response time
35 days
The attached answer is accurate as at 29 April 2010:
(1-11) [see tabled paper no]
(3) Policy Officers in the Premier's office are responsible for advising on the following portfolio areas:
Transport, Planning, Local Government, Housing & Works, Heritage, Culture & Arts, State Development, Fisheries, Health, Mental Health, Food & Agriculture, Drug & Alcohol, Environment, Water, Attorney General, Corrective Services, LotteryWest, Fire & Emergency Services, Freedom of Information, State Administrative Tribunal, Road Safety, Premier and Cabinet, Public Sector, CCC, OAG, Training, Indigenous Affairs, Disability Services, Sport & Recreation, Racing & Gaming, Seniors & Volunteering, Science & Innovation, Citizenship/Multicultural Affairs, Youth/Women's Interests, Treasury, Commerce, Education, Tourism, Police, Energy, GoldCorp
*Please note: Treasurer portfolio effective 28 April 2010.
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(1-11) [see tabled paper no]
(3) Policy Officers in the Premier's office are responsible for advising on the following portfolio areas:
Transport, Planning, Local Government, Housing & Works, Heritage, Culture & Arts, State Development, Fisheries, Health, Mental Health, Food & Agriculture, Drug & Alcohol, Environment, Water, Attorney General, Corrective Services, LotteryWest, Fire & Emergency Services, Freedom of Information, State Administrative Tribunal, Road Safety, Premier and Cabinet, Public Sector, CCC, OAG, Training, Indigenous Affairs, Disability Services, Sport & Recreation, Racing & Gaming, Seniors & Volunteering, Science & Innovation, Citizenship/Multicultural Affairs, Youth/Women's Interests, Treasury, Commerce, Education, Tourism, Police, Energy, GoldCorp
*Please note: Treasurer portfolio effective 28 April 2010.
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
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