❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks details of contact between ministerial staff and Dean Smith/Enhance Corporate regarding industrial land in Port Hedland. The answer provides limited information, referencing previous QoNs for earlier periods.
AnsweredQoN 3830Legislative Assembly
Asked
7 September 2010
Member
Portfolio
Regional Development; Lands; Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development; Minister Assisting the Minister for Transport
QuestionView source ↗
Could the Minister advise if his Chief of Staff, or any other ministerial staff, have had any contact with Mr Dean Smith, or a representative of Enhance Corporate Pty Ltd, since 23 September 2008; and
(a) if yes, which ministerial staff met with Mr Dean Smith or a representative of Enhance Corporate Pty Ltd;
(b) if yes, what were the dates of the contact(s) or meeting(s);
(c) if yes, what was the nature or subject of discussion during the contact(s) or meeting(s); and
(d) if yes, were other people present during the contact(s) or meeting(s); and
(i) if yes, what were the names of those people present?
(a) if yes, which ministerial staff met with Mr Dean Smith or a representative of Enhance Corporate Pty Ltd;
(b) if yes, what were the dates of the contact(s) or meeting(s);
(c) if yes, what was the nature or subject of discussion during the contact(s) or meeting(s); and
(d) if yes, were other people present during the contact(s) or meeting(s); and
(i) if yes, what were the names of those people present?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
12 October 2010
Responded by
Minister for Regional Development; Lands; Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development; Minister Assisting the Minister for Transport
Response time
35 days
The following response is for contact from Monday 1 March 2010 to Friday 1 October 2010, for contact prior to this time, please see Legislative Council Question on Notice 1544-1589; 1094-1139 and 821-866.
Yes
(a) - (d) - Please see table below
Date
Staff present
Discussion Topic
Other people present
11/03/2010
Steve Imms
Industrial land for High Rock Australia in Port Hedland
No - via email
17/03/2010
Steve Imms & Jackie Farmer
Industrial land for High Rock Australia in Port Hedland
No - via email
22/03/2010
Steve Imms & Jackie Farmer
Industrial land for High Rock Australia in Port Hedland
No
28/07/2010
Tiffany Allen
Industrial land for High Rock Australia in Port Hedland
No - via telephone
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Yes
(a) - (d) - Please see table below
Date
Staff present
Discussion Topic
Other people present
11/03/2010
Steve Imms
Industrial land for High Rock Australia in Port Hedland
No - via email
17/03/2010
Steve Imms & Jackie Farmer
Industrial land for High Rock Australia in Port Hedland
No - via email
22/03/2010
Steve Imms & Jackie Farmer
Industrial land for High Rock Australia in Port Hedland
No
28/07/2010
Tiffany Allen
Industrial land for High Rock Australia in Port Hedland
No - via telephone
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