❓ A WA parliamentary question on notice regarding the restructuring of the Department of Industry and Resources into three separate departments, focusing on staffing levels, salaries, and government vehicle allocation. The response provides figures and refers to tabled papers for detailed information.
AnsweredQoN 1246Legislative Council
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I refer to the restructure of the Department of Industry and Resources into the three departments, the Department of Mines and Petroleum, the Department of State Development and the Department of Commerce, and ask -
(1) How many additional FTE’s were employed as a result of the division of this department?
(2) What are the individual salary packages of the Directors General of the Department of Mines and Petroleum, the Department of State Development and the Department of Commerce?
(3) How many Government vehicles were assigned to the previous single department and how many are assigned to each of the new departments?
(4) How many FTE’s were in the Department of Industry and Resources as at 23 September 2008?
(5) How many FTE’s were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources to the Department of Mines and Petroleum upon its formation?
(6) How many FTE’s are now in the Department of Mines and Petroleum?
(7) How many FTE’s were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources to the Department of State Development upon its formation?
(8) How many FTE’s are now in the Department of State Development?
(9) How many FTE’s were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources to the Department of Commerce upon its formation?
(10) How many FTE’s are now in the Department of Commerce?
(11) How many level nine and above FTE’s were in the Department of Industry and Resources as at 23 September 2008, and what are the details of each person’s name, position/title and level?
(12) How many level nine and above FTE’s were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources to the Department of Mines and Petroleum upon its formation, and what are the details of each person’s name, position/title and level?
(13) How many level nine and above FTE’s are now in the Department of Mines and Petroleum, and what are the details of each person’s name, position/title and level?
(14) How many level nine and above FTE’s were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources to the Department of State Development upon its formation, and what are the details of each person’s name, position/title and level?
(15) How many level nine and above FTE’s are now in the Department of State Development, and what are the details of each person’s name, position/title and level?
(16) How many level nine and above FTE’s were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources to the Department of Commerce upon its formation, and what are the details of each person’s name, position/title and level?
(17) How many level nine and above FTE’s are now in the Department of Commerce, and what are the details of each person’s name, position/title and level?
(1) How many additional FTE’s were employed as a result of the division of this department?
(2) What are the individual salary packages of the Directors General of the Department of Mines and Petroleum, the Department of State Development and the Department of Commerce?
(3) How many Government vehicles were assigned to the previous single department and how many are assigned to each of the new departments?
(4) How many FTE’s were in the Department of Industry and Resources as at 23 September 2008?
(5) How many FTE’s were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources to the Department of Mines and Petroleum upon its formation?
(6) How many FTE’s are now in the Department of Mines and Petroleum?
(7) How many FTE’s were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources to the Department of State Development upon its formation?
(8) How many FTE’s are now in the Department of State Development?
(9) How many FTE’s were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources to the Department of Commerce upon its formation?
(10) How many FTE’s are now in the Department of Commerce?
(11) How many level nine and above FTE’s were in the Department of Industry and Resources as at 23 September 2008, and what are the details of each person’s name, position/title and level?
(12) How many level nine and above FTE’s were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources to the Department of Mines and Petroleum upon its formation, and what are the details of each person’s name, position/title and level?
(13) How many level nine and above FTE’s are now in the Department of Mines and Petroleum, and what are the details of each person’s name, position/title and level?
(14) How many level nine and above FTE’s were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources to the Department of State Development upon its formation, and what are the details of each person’s name, position/title and level?
(15) How many level nine and above FTE’s are now in the Department of State Development, and what are the details of each person’s name, position/title and level?
(16) How many level nine and above FTE’s were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources to the Department of Commerce upon its formation, and what are the details of each person’s name, position/title and level?
(17) How many level nine and above FTE’s are now in the Department of Commerce, and what are the details of each person’s name, position/title and level?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
18 November 2009
Responded by
Leader of the House representing the Premier
Response time
36 days
Public Sector Commissioner advises:
(1) One, an additional Director General was employed.
(2)
[see tabled paper no]
(3) The Departments have advised that:
· The Department of Industry and Resources had 125 vehicles.
· 19 Vehicles were assigned to the Department of Commerce.
· The Department of Mines and Petroleum now has 82 vehicles.
· 24 Vehicles were transferred to the Department of State Development.
(4) The Department of Mines and Petroleum has advised that there were 881 FTE in the Department of Industry and Resources on 23 September 2008.
(5) Nil, the Department's title was altered.
(6) The Department of Mines and Petroleum has advised it now has 806 FTE.
(7) The Departments have advised that 158.1 FTE were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources to the Department of State Development upon its formation.
(8) The Department of State Development
has advised that it now has 156.6 FTE.
(9) The Departments have advised that 117 FTE were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources to the Department of Commerce.
(10) The Department of Commerce has advised it now has 983 FTE.
(11) The Department of Mines and Petroleum has advised that there were 22.2 FTE at level 9 and above in the Department of Industry and Resources on 23 September 2008. Details of each person's name, position/title and level
[see tabled paper no].
(12) Nil, the Department's title was altered.
(13) The Department of Mines and Petroleum has advised that it now has 13 FTE at level 9 and above. Details of each person's name, position/title and level
[see tabled paper no]
(14) The Department of State Development has advised that upon its formation 10.2 FTE at level 9 and above were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources.
Details of each person's name, position/title and level
[see tabled paper no]
(15) The Department of State Development has advised that it now has 14.6 FTE at level 9 and above.
Details of each person's name, position/title and level
[see tabled paper no]
(16) The Departments have confirmed that 4 FTE at level 9 and above transferred to the Department of Commerce upon its formation. Details of each person's name, position/title and level
[see tabled paper no]
(17) The Department of Commerce has advised that it now has 20 FTE at level 9 and above. Details of each person's name, position/title and level
[see tabled paper no]
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(1) One, an additional Director General was employed.
(2)
[see tabled paper no]
(3) The Departments have advised that:
· The Department of Industry and Resources had 125 vehicles.
· 19 Vehicles were assigned to the Department of Commerce.
· The Department of Mines and Petroleum now has 82 vehicles.
· 24 Vehicles were transferred to the Department of State Development.
(4) The Department of Mines and Petroleum has advised that there were 881 FTE in the Department of Industry and Resources on 23 September 2008.
(5) Nil, the Department's title was altered.
(6) The Department of Mines and Petroleum has advised it now has 806 FTE.
(7) The Departments have advised that 158.1 FTE were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources to the Department of State Development upon its formation.
(8) The Department of State Development
has advised that it now has 156.6 FTE.
(9) The Departments have advised that 117 FTE were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources to the Department of Commerce.
(10) The Department of Commerce has advised it now has 983 FTE.
(11) The Department of Mines and Petroleum has advised that there were 22.2 FTE at level 9 and above in the Department of Industry and Resources on 23 September 2008. Details of each person's name, position/title and level
[see tabled paper no].
(12) Nil, the Department's title was altered.
(13) The Department of Mines and Petroleum has advised that it now has 13 FTE at level 9 and above. Details of each person's name, position/title and level
[see tabled paper no]
(14) The Department of State Development has advised that upon its formation 10.2 FTE at level 9 and above were transferred from the Department of Industry and Resources.
Details of each person's name, position/title and level
[see tabled paper no]
(15) The Department of State Development has advised that it now has 14.6 FTE at level 9 and above.
Details of each person's name, position/title and level
[see tabled paper no]
(16) The Departments have confirmed that 4 FTE at level 9 and above transferred to the Department of Commerce upon its formation. Details of each person's name, position/title and level
[see tabled paper no]
(17) The Department of Commerce has advised that it now has 20 FTE at level 9 and above. Details of each person's name, position/title and level
[see tabled paper no]
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