❓ Mr. Omodei asks about the reason and cost of a website upgrade within the WA public sector. The Premier responds that the information is subject to change due to an ongoing review underpinned by the e-Government Strategy.
AnsweredQoN 291Legislative Assembly
Asked
16 August 2005
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Portfolio
Premier; Minister for Public Sector Management; Water Resources; Federal Affairs
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(b) if so – (i) what is the reason for this upgrade; and (ii) what is the cost of the upgrade?
(ii) what is the cost of the upgrade?
(ii) what is the cost of the upgrade?
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Answered
30 August 2005
Response time
14 days
(a - b ii) Presently, this information is subject to change as the Western Australian Government is progressively reviewing public sector websites. This is underpinned by the e-Government Strategy for the Western Australian Public Sector (2004), which aims to deliver a more efficient public sector through integrated services and improved opportunities for community participation. Once the review is completed the Government would be in a position to provide more reliable information.
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