❓ Question on Notice regarding the number and redeployment status of staff within the Minister for Environment and Heritage's portfolio as of May 31, 2002. The question seeks a breakdown of staff registered and not registered as redeployees with the Public Sector Management Office, and their classification groupings.
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(1) How many staff are on the ‘attached list’ within the portfolios of the Minister, as at 31 May 2002?
(2) Of those staff on the ‘attached list’, how many are registered as redeployees with the Public Sector Management Office?
(3) Of those staff on the ‘attached list’, how many are not registered as redeployees with the Public Sector Management Office?
(4) Of those staff on the ‘attached list’ and registered with the Public Sector Management Office, how many are in each classification grouping?
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(2) Of those staff on the ‘attached list’, how many are registered as redeployees with the Public Sector Management Office?
(3) Of those staff on the ‘attached list’, how many are not registered as redeployees with the Public Sector Management Office?
(4) Of those staff on the ‘attached list’ and registered with the Public Sector Management Office, how many are in each classification grouping?
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