❓ A Western Australian parliamentary question seeks detailed overtime payment information for individual staff members within the Attorney General's office for specific months, as well as the total overtime paid since January 1, 2004. The answer provided is incomplete and appears to be a copy/paste error.
AnsweredQoN 603Legislative Council
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Will the Attorney General please provide -
(1) Details on the amount of overtime paid to individual members of the Attorney General’s office for the following months -
(a) October 2004;
(b) November 2004;
(c) December 2004;
(d) January 2005;
(e) February 2005; and
(f) March 2005.
(2) The total amount of overtime paid to all staff in the Attorney General’s office since January 1 2004?
(1) Details on the amount of overtime paid to individual members of the Attorney General’s office for the following months -
(a) October 2004;
(b) November 2004;
(c) December 2004;
(d) January 2005;
(e) February 2005; and
(f) March 2005.
(2) The total amount of overtime paid to all staff in the Attorney General’s office since January 1 2004?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
29 June 2005
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Attorney General
Response time
64 days
(b) November 2004; (c) December 2004; (d) January 2005; (e) February 2005; and (f) March 2005.
(c) December 2004; (d) January 2005; (e) February 2005; and (f) March 2005.
(d) January 2005; (e) February 2005; and (f) March 2005.
(e) February 2005; and (f) March 2005.
(f) March 2005.
(c) December 2004; (d) January 2005; (e) February 2005; and (f) March 2005.
(d) January 2005; (e) February 2005; and (f) March 2005.
(e) February 2005; and (f) March 2005.
(f) March 2005.
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