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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

QUESTIONS AND

ANSWERS

No. 123

TUESDAY 19 FEBRUARY 2013

(The Questions and Answers Paper published for the first sitting day in each week will contain, by number and title, all unanswered questions, together with questions to which answers have been received on the previous sitting and any new questions. On subsequent days, new questions are printed, as are questions to which answers were received the previous day. Consequently the full text of any question will be printed only twice: when notice is given; and, when answered.)

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Q & A No. 114 (Including Question Nos 2390 to 2391) 27 November 2012



Q & A No. 117 (Including Question Nos 2419 to 2443) 18 December 2012






Q & A No. 123 (Including Question Nos 3105 to 3131) 26 March 2013

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23 OCTOBER 2012(Paper No. 114)

*2391 POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—TASER COMPLAINTS—Mr Shoebridge asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

(1) How many complaints were made regarding police use of Tasers in: (a) 2008? (b) 2009? (c) 2010? (d) 2011? (e) 2012 to date?

(2) How many claims for compensation were made against the Government in relation to police use of Tasers in: (a) 2008? (b) 2009? (c) 2010? (d) 2011? (e) 2012 to date?

(3) How many court proceedings were commenced against the Government in relation to police use of Tasers in: (a) 2008? (b) 2009? (c) 2010? (d) 2011? (e) 2012 to date?

(4) How many court proceedings against the Government in relation to police use of Tasers were settled with a payment to the plaintiff or concluded with a judgement in favour of the plaintiff or applicant in: (a) 2008? (b) 2009? (c) 2010? (d) 2011? (e) 2012 to date?

(5) How many court proceedings against the Government in relation to police use of Tasers were dismissed in: (a) 2008? (b) 2009? (c) 2010? (d) 2011? (e) 2012 to date?

(6) How many court proceedings against the Government in relation to police use of Tasers were withdrawn in: (a) 2008? (b) 2009? (c) 2010? (d) 2011? (e) 2012 to date?

(7) How many settlements did the Government make with people in relation to police use of Tasers in:

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(a) 2008? (b) 2009? (c) 2010? (d) 2011? (e) 2012 to date?

(8) What was the total amount paid out to individuals as a result of settlements in relation to Taser use in: (a) 2008? (b) 2009? (c) 2010? (d) 2011? (e) 2012 to date?

(9) In how many of these settlements were the individuals required to sign non-disclosure statements in: (a) 2008? (b) 2009? (c) 2010? (d) 2011? (e) 2012 to date?

(10) What was the total amount paid out to individuals as a result of court ordered compensation, including by consent and as to costs, in relation to police use of Tasers in: (a) 2008? (b) 2009? (c) 2010? (d) 2011? (e) 2012 to date?

(11) What legal costs were incurred by the Government in relation to these settlements and court orders in: (a) 2008? (b) 2009? (c) 2010? (d) 2011? (e) 2012 to date?

Answer— (1) The NSW Police Force has advised me :

(a) 11.(b) 23.(c) 36.(d) 31.(e) 25 (to 7 November 2012).

It should be noted that these figures include self-generated matters, ie. those arising from deliberations of NSW Police Force Taser Review Committees, as well as complaints made by members of the community to police.

(2)(a) Nil.(b) One.(c) One.(d) There were four claims made in 2011 that included direct claims for compensation in relation to

Taser use. Two further indirect claims, both related to one of the direct claims, were made.


(e) There have been five claims made to date in 2012 which include direct claims for compensation regarding Taser use.

(3) (TO 6.) Court proceedings are a matter for the Attorney General. (7.) (a) Nil. (b) Nil.(c) Nil.(d) Nil.(e) Two direct claims and two related indirect claims have been settled in 2012 to date.

(8.)(a) Nil.(b) Nil.(c) Nil.(d) Nil.(e) The total paid to plaintiffs was $240,000 (inclusive of plaintiff's legal costs)

(9.) (a) Nil. (b) Nil.(c) Nil.(d) Nil.(e) Three matters were settled in 2012 on the basis of deeds of release. These deeds are subject to

legal professional privilege. One additional matter was settled by way of a Consent Judgement which included a standard non-disclosure paragraph.

(10.) (a) Nil.(b) Nil. (c) Nil.(d) Nil.(e) $30,000 was paid in court ordered compensation in 2012. This figure included plaintiff's

compensation and costs.

(11.)(a) Nil.(b) Nil.(c) Nil.(d) $52,879.61 (in relation to the matters finalised in 2012).(e) $77,180.99


*2393 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—WATER QUALITY IN THE COOKS RIVER—Mr Secord asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1) Since 1 April 2011, how much has the Government spent to improve water quality in the Cooks River in Sydney?

(2) What was the budget to improve water quality in the Cooks River in Sydney for the 2011-2012 financial year?

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(3)(a) Does the Government regularly test water quality and pollution levels in the Cooks River? (b) If so, where are those tests taken? (c) What are the results of the most recent tests? (d) Has water quality improved or worsened since 1 April 2011?

Answer— Please refer to the answer provided for Question 2392.

*2395 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—BLUE GREEN ALGAE IN SYDNEY WATERWAYS—Mr Secord asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1) Since 1 April 2011, how much has the Government spent to combat blue green algae in Sydney waterways?

(2) What was the budget to combat blue green algae for the 2011-2012 financial year?(3)

(a) How many points are there in Sydney Water's jurisdiction where the Government regularly tests water quality, pollution levels and for blue green algae?

(b) Where are those tests taken?(c) What are the results of the most recent tests?(d) Has the incidence of blue green algae improved or worsened since 1 April 2011?

(4) What is the worst place for blue green algae in: (a) Sydney?(b) The Hunter?(c) The Blue Mountains?(d) The Illawarra?

Answer— (1) (and 2.) Within the Primary Industries portfolio, the costs incurred by the Metropolitan⁄South Coast

Regional Algal Coordination Committee, the NSW Office of Water and Sydney Catchment Authority in monitoring and dealing with blue-green algal issues in the Sydney area since 1 April 2011 equates to approximately $1.34 million.

(3)

(a) The NSW Office of Water is responsible for blue-green algal monitoring at four locations on the Hawkesbury-Nepean River. Other NSW government agencies also undertake algal monitoring at other locations within the Sydney Basin. The Sydney Catchment Authority undertakes algae related monitoring in all its storages and inflow streams.

(b) The NSW Office of Water's four monitoring sites along the Hawkesbury-Nepean River are Nepean River at Penrith Weir, Hawkesbury River at Cattai, Hawkesbury River at Sackville and Hawkesbury River at Lower Portland. Sydney Catchment Authority's 2011-12 water monitoring results are in its Annual Water Quality Monitoring Report.

(c) Recent test results for the four sites on the Hawkesbury-Nepean River (samples collected 25 November 2012) were:-

Details on the alert levels are available on the Office of Water website at www.water.nsw.gov.au. The SCA's water monitoring results are in its Annual Water Quality Monitoring Report.

• Nepean River at Penrith Weir – Nil


• Hawkesbury River at Cattai – Amber • Hawkesbury River at Sackville – Amber • Hawkesbury River at Lower Portland – Green

(d) The recent La Nina weather pattern has meant reasonably wet weather over the past two years and a relatively low incidence of blue-green algal problems.

(4) Blue-green algal blooms are more likely to occur where there is more runoff from surrounding urban areas.


*2405 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—SYDNEY WATER CATCHMENT AUTHORITY PATROLS—Mr Secord asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1) Since 1 April 2011, how many people are employed to protect Sydney's drinking water supply through surveillance and patrols of the Sydney Water Catchment Authority?

(2) What is the total budget for patrols and surveillance for the 2011-2012 financial year?(3) How much is spent on remote surveillance technologies throughout the "special area" of the Sydney

Water Catchment Authority?

Answer— (1) The SCA ensures that all its assets are adequately protected by security surveillance and patrols. The

SCA contracts discrete permanent security staff to undertake surveillance and patrols of the SCA's infrastructure and catchment areas 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Surveillance functions (including both programmed and responsive targeted surveillance patrols) are also included in the duties of a wide range of SCA staff that work at the dam sites and undertake catchment management functions on the lands surrounding the storages and other infrastructure, and whose roles include activities such as identifying criminal activity, detecting illegal access and additional monitoring of remote assets and known hotspots.

(2) The SCA security costs include allowances for permanent security forces, catchment patrols and additional funding for weekend and event surveillance and patrols. Budgeting matters for the SCA are covered in its annual reports.

(3) Remote surveillance technologies are used by the SCA to monitor and identify illegal access, criminal activity and other anti-social pursuits

*2406 POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—SYDNEY WATER CATCHMENT AUTHORITY PATROLS—Mr Secord asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

(1) Since 1 April 2011, how many people are employed or assigned to work on activity to protect Sydney's drinking water supply through surveillance and patrols of the Sydney Water Catchment Authority?



Answer— The NSW Police force has advised me that surveillance of the Sydney Water Catchment Authority is the responsibility of the Authority and, as such, this question should be directed to the Ministry for Primary Industries. However, Local Area Commands do conduct joint operations with the Authority a required and Commands containing catchment areas regularly conduct patrols in and around catchments as part of normal general duties policing.

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*2407 ENVIRONMENT—SYDNEY WATER CATCHMENT AUTHORITY PATROLS—Mr Secord asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

(1) Since 1 April 2011, how many people are employed to protect Sydney's drinking water supply through surveillance and patrols of the Sydney Water Catchment Authority?



Answer— I am advised that this matter falls within the portfolio responsibilities of the Minister for Primary Industries.

*2408 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—SYDNEY WATER CATCHMENT AUTHORITY AND DERELICT MINES—Mr Secord asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1)(a) Since 1 April 2011, how much has the Government spent on its Healthy Catchments Strategy to

rehabilitate mine sites that could affect the Sydney Water Catchment Authority's water supply?(b) What are the top 10 contaminants found within those derelict mines which have an adverse

impact on water quality?(c) What are the 124 derelict or abandoned mine sites within the Sydney Water Catchment

Authority?

(2) Since 1 April 2011, how much is being spent to remedy the following mines in regard to their impact on the Sydney Water Catchment Authority: (a) Oakdale Colliery?(b) Yerranderrie Silver Mining Field?(c) Mulloon Creek and Copper Mine?(d) Tolwong Mine?(e) Tuglow Copper Mine?(f) Black Bobs Creek?(g) Two oil shale sites?

(3) From the 2011-12 budget, how much is being spent to remedy the following mines in regard to their impact on the Sydney Water Catchment Authority: (a) Oakdale Colliery?(b) Yerranderrie Silver Mining Field?(c) Mulloon Creek and Copper Mine?(d) Tolwong Mine?(e) Tuglow Copper Mine?(f) Black Bobs Creek?(g) Two oil shale sites?

(4)From the 2012-13 budget, how much is being spent to remedy the following mines in regard to their impact on the Sydney Water Catchment Authority:

(a) Oakdale Colliery?(b) Yerranderrie Silver Mining Field?(c) Mulloon Creek and Copper Mine?(d) Tolwong Mine?(e) Tuglow Copper Mine?(f) Black Bobs Creek?(g) Two oil shale sites?


Answer— (1)

(a) The Sydney Catchment Authority (SCA) makes information available about its derelict mine remediation activities on its website as part of its annual Catchment Management Report. Since 1 April 2011, the SCA has spent $156 340 on derelict mine remediation.

(b) The top 10 contaminants treated as part of remediation are cadmium, aluminium, copper, arsenic, iron, lead, manganese, zinc, sediment (including coal wash) and general acid mine drainage (AMD).

(c) The former mine sites are located across the areas overseen by the SCA. Some of the mine sites are unnamed.

(2) Remediation projects at the Oakdale Colliery, Yerranderie silver field, Mulloon Creek copper mine complex, Tuglow copper mine and Black Bobs Creek Colliery were completed between 2005 and 2011 at a cost of $572 340 (excluding staff costs).Since 1 April 2011, the SCA has spent $141,090 (excluding staff costs) remediating the Tolwong mine. The SCA has completed follow-up inspections of the remediation work at Oakdale Colliery, Mulloon Creek copper mine complex and Tuglow copper mine.The two oil shale sites - Joadja and Hartley Vale - - are subject to further risk assessment by the SCA to determine whether rehabilitation work is required.

(3) In 2011-12 the SCA spent $124,000 on rehabilitation work at the Tolwong mines. This includes follow-up inspections at the Oakdale Colliery and the Tuglow copper mine.

(4) The SCA will complete a follow-up inspection of the works at the Tolwong mines in 2012-13 and has made provision in its 2012-13 budget for additional risk assessment should inspections show this is necessary

*2409 RESOURCES AND ENERGY—SYDNEY WATER CATCHMENT AUTHORITY AND DERELICT MINES—Mr Secord asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Resources and Energy, Special Minister of State, and Minister for the Central Coast—

(1)(a) Since 1 April 2011, how much has the Government spent on its Healthy Catchments Strategy to

rehabilitate mine sites that could affect the Sydney Water Catchment Authority's water supply?(b) What are the top 10 contaminants found within those derelict mines which have an adverse

impact on water quality?(c) What are the 124 derelict or abandoned mine sites within the Sydney Water Catchment

Authority?

(2) Since 1 April 2011, how much is being spent to remedy the following mines in regard to their impact on the Sydney Water Catchment Authority: (a) Oakdale Colliery?(b) Yerranderrie Silver Mining Field?(c) Mulloon Creek and Copper Mine?(d) Tolwong Mine?(e) Tuglow Copper Mine?(f) Black Bobs Creek?(g) Two oil shale sites?

(3) From the 2011-12 budget, how much is being spent to remedy the following mines in regard to their impact on the Sydney Water Catchment Authority: (a) Oakdale Colliery?(b) Yerranderrie Silver Mining Field?(c) Mulloon Creek and Copper Mine?(d) Tolwong Mine?(e) Tuglow Copper Mine?(f) Black Bobs Creek?(g) Two oil shale sites?

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(4)From the 2012-13 budget, how much is being spent to remedy the following mines in regard to their impact on the Sydney Water Catchment Authority:

(a) Oakdale Colliery?(b) Yerranderrie Silver Mining Field?(c) Mulloon Creek and Copper Mine?(d) Tolwong Mine?(e) Tuglow Copper Mine?(f) Black Bobs Creek?(g) Two oil shale sites?

Answer— This question should be direct to the Minister for Primary Industries. The Sydney Water Catchment Authority administers the Healthy Catchments Strategy which includes the rehabilitation of derelict mines within the Sydney catchment.

*2410 EDUCATION—TRANSPORT FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION IN REMOTE AND REGIONAL AREAS—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Of the $30 million in National Partnership funding allocated to early childhood education announced earlier this month, will any be allocated to provide transport for children in regional and remote areas to access early childhood education services?

(2)(a) Has the Minister for Education considered allowing students accessing early childhood

education services to utilise existing primary and secondary student transport services in remote and regional areas?

(b) If not, why not?

Answer— (1) The initiatives announced on 10 October 2012 include funding for infrastructure and outreach

initiatives to improve access to quality early childhood education provision at selected Connected Communities sites.

(2) Local communities negotiate their own arrangements for young children attending preschool to access student transport services.

*2411 EDUCATION—COUNTRY AREA PROGRAM COORDINATORS—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) How many Country Area Program Coordinators are currently employed by the Department of Education and Training?

(2) How many Country Area Program Coordinators were employed by the Department of Education and Training at the beginning of term 4 in 2011?

(3) What is the current funding arrangement for Country Area Program Coordinators?(4) Will current Country Area Program Coordinators retain their positions despite the Country Area

Program no longer retaining a separate funding stream under the Local Schools Local Decisions policy?

Answer— (1) The Department currently employs eight full-time and one part-time Country Areas Program

Consultants.(2) At the beginning of Term 4, 2011 eight full-time and one part-time Country Areas Program

Consultants were employed.(3) The salaries and operational costs of Country Areas Program Consultants are funded through the

Country Areas Program.


(4) Under Local Schools, Local Decisions schools will receive their funding directly through a new Resource Allocation Model (RAM). Equity loadings in the RAM will recognise individual school level complexities and schools will have flexibility to allocate funding to best meet student needs

*2413 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—COMPREHENSIVE KOALA PLAN OF MANAGEMENT—Ms Faehrmann asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

In relation to Lismore City Council's Comprehensive Koala Plan of Management lodged with the Director-General of the Department of Planning and Infrastructure in May 2012:(1)

(a) Has the Comprehensive Koala Plan of Management been approved?(b) If not, why not?

(2) When will the Comprehensive Koala Plan of Management be approved?(3) In the Government's new planning system, what will be the status and arrangements for the

Comprehensive Koala Plans of Management?(4) In the Government's new planning system, what will be the arrangements for compliance with

Comprehensive Koala Plans of Management?

Answer— (1)

(a) No(b) The assessment of the draft Comprehensive Koala Plan of Management is being progressed by

the Department of Planning and Infrastructure.

(2) It is expected that a decision on the draft plan will be made shortly.(3. and 4.) The new planning system will recognise and protect iconic species such as koalas. A White Paper is being prepared for public consultation and it will provide further details

*2414 ENVIRONMENT—RADIOACTIVE WASTE—Ms Faehrmann asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

In relation to the Office of Environment and Heritage facility at Lidcombe that is proposed for storage of any radioactive waste found at Nelson Parade, Hunters Hill:(1) Will any radioactive waste taken to Lidcombe from Hunters Hill be:

(a) stored above ground? (b) stored in dry storage? (c) regularly monitored?

(2) How will the radioactivity from the waste taken from Hunters Hill to Lidcombe be monitored during storage?

(3) If it will not be stored dry and above ground, what are the details on the nature of the storage, for example the materials the radioactive waste will be encased in and the monitoring arrangements?

(4) What will be the arrangements and safeguards for the transfer of the radioactive material from Hunters Hill to the Lidcombe facility?

Answer— I am advised as follows:There is no radioactive waste at Nelson Parade – the radiologically impacted soil comprises of material which is classified as 'restricted solid waste' and does not meet the definition of a radioactive substance. Radioactive material held at the Lidcombe store is continuously monitored by radiation detection equipment linked to the alarm system which is monitored by EPA authorised officers 24 hours a day. The NSW Radiation Control Regulation 2003 requires all radioactive substances to be transported in accordance with the Code of Practice, Safe Transport of Radioactive Material 2008, published by

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Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA) and as amended from time to time.

*2415 ENVIRONMENT—ILLEGAL VEGETATION—Ms Faehrmann asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

In relation to allegations of illegal vegetation clearing on a property called Strathdoon at Croppa Creek:(1) Has the Office of Environment and Heritage issued a stop work order to prevent further vegetation

clearing on that property? (2) What is the status of investigations into the alleged incidents of illegal clearing on the property that

were: (a) The subject of the stop work order issued in February 2012? (b) Reported in August 2012?

Answer— I am advised as follows:(1) On 21 February 2012, the Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) issued a Stop Work Order to

halt the further clearing of native vegetation on the property. This was appealed in the Land and Environment Court and on 29 May 2012 OEH agreed to revoke the order, which was due to expire on 1 July 2012, to avoid costs associated with the lengthy court hearing.

(2)(a) The investigation for the clearing, which had been subject to the Stop Work Order, is complete.

OEH is now considering the appropriate response.(b) Investigations are continuing.

*2418 SPORT AND RECREATION—SPORTING SHOOTERS’ ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA—Ms Faehrmann asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Sport and Recreation—

(1) What funds has been provided by Sport and Recreation through grants or other sport programs to the following Sporting Shooters' Association of Australia branches in the following financial years? (a) NSW Branch:(b) Armidale Branch:(c) Illawarra:(d) Southern Highlands:

(i) 2010-11?(ii) 2011-12?(iii) 2012-13?(iv) Allocated for 2013-14?

(2) For what specific purposes were funds provided to each of the groups in Question 1?(3) What accountability or evidence of acquittal of those funds is required by Sport and Recreation to

ensure the allocations are expended appropriately and for the purpose for which they were given or applied for?

(4) What is the documental evidence of the appropriate acquittal of those funds, as submitted to Sport and Recreation by those Sporting Shooters' Association Australia branches?

(5)(a) Has Sport and Recreation provided any funds or any kind of assistance to any Sporting

Shooters' Association Australia branches for the development of, or purchase of land for shooting ranges at 676 Fleetwood Road Guyra⁄Armidale?

(b) If so, what are the details of this assistance?


(6) Has Sport and Recreation provided any funds for the development of new shooting range developments, other than the Southern Highlands Regional Shooting Complex, in the following financial years: (a) 2010-11?(b) 2011-12?(c) 2012-13?(d) Proposed to be allocated for 2013-14?

Answer— I am advised no funds have been provided to the Sporting Shooters' Association of Australia NSW, or branches mentioned, through the Safe Shooting Program (SSP) or the Sport and Recreation Facility Program as no applications were received.Therefore -(1) None(2) Not applicable(3) Not applicable.(4) Not applicable(5)

(a) No(b) Not applicable

(6) No

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*2419 HEALTH—CLINICAL SERVICES PLAN FOR THE LOWER MID-NORTH COAST—Ms Voltz asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) Have any consultations or work been undertaken on the Clinical Services Plan for the Lower Mid-North Coast Region?

(2) If so: (a) How many consultations have taken place?(b) With whom were the consultations?

Answer— I am advised by the Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research:(1) (to 2. a. and b.) Development of the Lower Mid North Coast Clinical Services Plan commenced in

June 2012. A Steering Group comprising service managers and clinicians from across the Lower Mid North Coast Cluster has been established to oversee the Plan's development. The Group has met on several occasions.A larger reference group of managers, clinicians and staff has also been established to consider models of care and service delivery to ensure services can be maintained and sustained into the future. To date there has been a focus on consulting with key internal and external stakeholders. Over 200 stakeholders have been consulted in over 40 separate forums. Stakeholders have included community members, local mayors and council representatives, health-related non-government organisations, private providers, clinicians, managers, medical officers, the Hunter Medicare Local, Rural Doctors Network, Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services, volunteers and support groups.

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*2420 HEALTH—STOCKTON HOSPITAL STAFF—Ms Voltz asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) What is the number of full time equivalent positions that are not currently filled by permanent staff at Stockton Hospital?

(2) How many full time equivalent positions have been filled by permanent staff in the last three months?

(3) How many full time equivalent positions have been filled by permanent staff in the last six months?

Answer— I am advised by the Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research:This facility falls within the portfolio responsibilities of the Minister for Ageing and Minister for Disability Services and should be redirected accordingly.

*2421 HEALTH—PATIENT TRANSFERS IN THE HUNTER REGION—Ms Voltz asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1)(a) How many patients have been transferred from the Hunter region due to a lack of availability of

humidicribs over the last six months? (b) Which hospitals have these patients been flown to?

(2) How many patients and their family have been required to be lodged away from the Hunter region for longer than two weeks?

(3) Were the transfers a result of a lack of humidicribs at the John Hunter Hospital? (4) Were the transfers a result of a lack of trained staff at the John Hunter Hospital?

Answer— I am advised by the Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research:(1) (to 4.) No patients have been transferred from the Hunter region because of lack of humidicribs or as

a result of lack of trained staff at John Hunter Hospital, and no babies born at John Hunter Hospital have had to be transferred away for more than two weeks.

*2422 PREMIER—ABORIGINAL EMPLOYMENT—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Premier, and Minister for Western Sydney—

(1) The Department of Premier and Cabinet Annual Report 2010-11 states on page 21 that "the NSW public sector aims to employ an additional 2,229 Aboriginal people by the end of 2013. As of June 2011, nearly 1,199 of these jobs have been filled". This information was published in November 2011. What progress has been made towards meeting the target of 2,229?

(2) How many Aboriginal apprentices have been employed in a Government department or on a Government-funded project since 2009?

(3) How many female Aboriginal apprentices have been employed in a Government-department or in a Government-funded project since 2009?

(4) How many Aboriginal cadets have been employed in a Government department or on a Government-funded project since 2009?

(5) How many female Aboriginal cadets have been employed in a Government department or on a Government-funded project since 2009?

Answer— I am advised:


(1) The NSW public sector is on track to meet its target of an additional 2,229 jobs for Aboriginal people by 2013. Between 1 January and June 2012 an additional 421 Aboriginal people were employed. This means that the sector had met 93.67 % of the final target as at June 2012.

(2) (to 5.)

. 2012 2011 2010 2009

. Cadet Apprentice Cadet Apprentice Cadet Apprentice Cadet Apprentice Female 47 2 10 4 16 4 11 5 Male 14 78 13 81 8 88 5 84 Total 61 80 23 85 24 92 16 89

*2423 EDUCATION—REMEDIAL READING AT SCHOOLS IN THE NEWCASTLE ELECTORATE—Mr Primrose asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1)(a) Were there waiting lists for children who required remedial reading at schools in the Newcastle

Electorate during the final term of 2012?(b) If so, how many children were on the waiting lists and at which schools?

Answer— Each public school in New South Wales has a learning and support team. This team plans the way that students experiencing difficulties in reading are supported and works with class teachers and parents to plan suitable class programs and materials for these students.Every Student, Every School has now provided a specialist teacher in every regular public school to work directly with students and their classroom teachers, when and where that specialist support is needed. This includes supporting students with difficulties in reading, and their teachers.State office and regional offices do not hold details of waiting lists for reading⁄literacy support. This information is held at the school level where decisions are made about learning and support programs and interventions to meet the specific needs of individual students.As this information changes frequently, to gather this information would require an unreasonable and unnecessary diversion of resources.

*2424 EDUCATION—REMEDIAL READING AT SCHOOLS IN THE MENAI ELECTORATE—Mr Primrose asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1)(a) Were there waiting lists for children who required remedial reading at schools in the Menai



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*2425 EDUCATION—REMEDIAL READING AT SCHOOLS IN THE CRONULLA ELECTORATE—Mr Primrose asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1)(a) Were there waiting lists for children who required remedial reading at schools in the Cronulla



*2426 EDUCATION—REMEDIAL READING AT SCHOOLS IN THE HAWKESBURY ELECTORATE—Mr Primrose asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1)(a) Were there waiting lists for children who required remedial reading at schools in the

Hawkesbury Electorate during the final term of 2012?(b) If so, how many children were on the waiting lists and at which schools?

Answer— Each public school in New South Wales has a learning and support team. This team plans the way that students experiencing difficulties in reading are supported and works with class teachers and parents to plan suitable class programs and materials for these students. Every Student,Every School has now provided a specialist teacher in every regular public school to work directly with students and their classroom teachers, when and where that specialist support is needed. This includes supporting students with difficulties in reading, and their teachers.State office and regional offices do not hold details of waiting lists for reading⁄literacy support. This information is held at the school level where decisions are made about learning and support programs and interventions to meet the specific needs of individual students.As this information changes frequently, to gather this information would require an unreasonable and unnecessary diversion of resources.

*2427 EDUCATION—REMEDIAL READING AT SCHOOLS IN THE RIVERSTONE ELECTORATE—Mr Primrose asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1)(a) Were there waiting lists for children who required remedial reading at schools in the Riverstone


Answer— Each public school in New South Wales has a learning and support team. This team plans the way that students experiencing difficulties in reading are supported and works with class teachers and parents to plan suitable class programs and materials for these students.


Every Student, Every School has now provided a specialist teacher in every regular public school to work directly with students and their classroom teachers, when and where that specialist support is needed. This includes supporting students with difficulties in reading, and their teachers.State office and regional offices do not hold details of waiting lists for reading⁄literacy support. This information is held at the school level where decisions are made about learning and support programs and interventions to meet the specific needs of individual students.As this information changes frequently, to gather this information would require an unreasonable and unnecessary diversion of resources.

*2428 EDUCATION—REMEDIAL READING AT SCHOOLS IN THE BAULKHAM HILLS ELECTORATE—Mr Primrose asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1)(a) Were there waiting lists for children who required remedial reading at schools in the Baulkham

Hills Electorate during the final term of 2012?(b) If so, how many children were on the waiting lists and at which schools?


*2429 EDUCATION—REMEDIAL READING AT SCHOOLS IN THE CASTLE HILLS ELECTORATE—Mr Primrose asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1)(a) Were there waiting lists for children who required remedial reading at schools in the Castle Hills



*2430 SMALL BUSINESS—EFTPOS MACHINES—Mr Primrose asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1)

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(a) Does the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, through its contractor, now charge small businesses around $120 a month for EFTPOS machines?

(b) If not, what is the charge?

(2) Have some small businesses uninstalled their EFTPOS machines and gone back to cash and cheques, as this is cheaper than having to pay the bank's fees on top of the other bank fees, charges, overdraft fees and interest rates?

(3) What actions do you propose to assist small businesses and their customers to overcome this inconvenience?

Answer— Arrangements between the Commonwealth Bank of Australia or its contractor, and small businesses are private commercial arrangements between both parties.

*2431 TRANSPORT—NORTH WEST RAIL LINE—Mr Primrose asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

(1) Has the Minister for Transport or Transport for NSW had any discussions with the private rail operators of the North West Rail Line or their agents regarding measures to restrict competition to their private service from other modes of transport?

(2)(a) Has the Minister or Transport for NSW had any discussions with the private operators of the

North West Rail Line or their agents regarding rerouting express buses from the Hills area to the city so they instead deliver passengers to the privately operated railway stations?

(b) If so, will the Government fund any of the costs associated with this new bus arrangement?

Answer— (1) (to 2.) No.

*2432 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—OPERATIONS TARGETING LATE NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT PRECINCTS—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

(1)(a) Since September 2010, which police operations have targeted late night entertainment precincts,

including areas such as Kings Cross and George Street in Sydney, and 'Operation Roaming' which took place in Newcastle in April 2012?

(b) What are the costs involved in these operations?

Answer— As this is a police matter it should be referred to the Minister for Police and Emergency Services.

*2433 EDUCATION—DRUG AND ALCOHOL POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND RESOURCE UNIT—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) What information, submissions and evidence were used to justify the abolishment of the Drug and Alcohol Policy Development and Resource Unit of the Department of Education and Communities? Please provide copies of the material used.

Answer— (1) The functional realignment of the Public Schools NSW Portfolio is about logically arranging the

functions needed to enable schools to more effectively meet the personalised learning needs of all students. By streamlining the functions and minimising duplication, we are ensuring that it is easier for schools to access the advice and support they need.


Teachers and school leaders will continue to be supported in the delivery of the personal development, health and physical education syllabus which includes drug education from Kindergarten to Year 12. Advisors will be available at State level to provide support and advice to both primary and secondary schools. These functions will continue as part of the work of the Early Learning and Primary Education and Secondary Education Units.

*2434 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—HASSLE FREE NIGHT’ PROGRAM—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

(1) What are the funding details of all 'Hassle Free Night' programs?(2) What are the evaluations of the effectiveness of each program?(3) What are the financial contributions made by licensed premises for each program?

Answer— (1) I am advised that in $1 million was provided in the 2009⁄10 budget year. In 2009⁄10, $167,000 was

expended with the remainder spent in the 2010⁄11 financial year. The Fund was managed by the former Communities NSW. I am advised that all of the $1million Government contribution to the Fund has been spent.

(2) I am advised that an evaluation of work undertaken in the first 12 months of the program was conducted. I am advised that the evaluation noted key achievements for the first year that included: the passing of Precinct Liquor Accord legislation; development of a strategic precinct-based management approach to alcohol-related violence; additional late night transport initiatives; joint proactive compliance operations; and a communication campaign focusing on individual responsibility.

(3) Licensed premises made contributions totalling $59,582.71. Contributions were made across a range of projects with $4,352.99 spent on transport related initiatives, $13,636.35 spent on security initiatives and $41,593.37 spent on patron education initiatives.

*2435 POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—OPERATION GOULDING CHARGES—Mr Shoebridge asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

(1)(a) How many people were charged as a result of Operation Goulding?(b) If charges were laid as a result of the operation, what was the nature of those charges?

Answer— The NSW Police Force has advised me :(1)

(a) 35.(b) The range of charges included enter⁄remain on enclosed land not prescribed premises without

lawful excuse; resist⁄assault officer in execution of duty; destroy or damage property; possess graffitti implement with intent to damage or deface; breach of bail; false representation resulting in police investigation; and use offensive language in⁄near public place⁄school.

*2436 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—PIPI HARVESTING ON BEACHES—Ms Faehrmann asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1)(a) What are the results of any pipi surveys done on New South Wales beaches prior to the

reopening of the pipi fishery to commercial fishers on 1 June 2012, including: (i) The locations of each survey?(ii) The dates on which the surveys were undertaken?

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(iii) The quantities of pipis found?(iv) Any other qualitative data noted?

(b) Regarding these surveys, what were: (i) The scientific methods by which the surveys were conducted?(ii) The full names of all participants and the organisations they represented?(iii) The full names of all observers and the organisations they represented?

(2) What are the details of the monitoring regime that is in place to control quantities of pipis being removed from beaches?

(3) What are the details of any compliance monitoring conducted on the closed beach section of South Ballina Beach since the reopening of the pipi fishery on 1 June 2012?

Answer— (1)

(a)(i) (to iv) Please refer to the answer given to Question on Notice 1598.

(b)(i) Hand picking of pipis at various one kilometre intervals along every beach surveyed.(ii) Dr Geoff Allan, Department of Primary Industries (DPI).

Dr Douglas Ferrell, DPI Mr Darren Reynolds, DPI Mr Rob McKenzie, DPI Mr Michael Wooden, OceanWatch Australia Mr Mario Puglisi Mr Gary Joblin Mr David Mitchell Mr Mark Phelps Mr John Luke Mr Alexander Bricevski Ms Yvette Cotter

(c) Dr Geoff Allan, DPI Dr Doug Ferrell, DPI Mr Darren Reynolds, DPI Mr Rob McKenzie, DPI Mr Michael Wooden, OceanWatch Australia Ms Yvette Cotter (Please note that observer and participants' roles were alternated between the nine surveys concerned.)

(2) Analyses of fishery dependent information collected from mandatory commercial fishery catch and effort logbooks.

(3) Fisheries Compliance Officers have undertaken patrols of South Ballina Beach since the expiry of the fishing closure on 1 June 2012. No offences relating to the closed section of South Ballina Beach have been detected

*2437 TRANSPORT—GREENWAY PROJECT—Ms Faehrmann asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

The total costs for the Greenway Project, associated with the Inner West Light Rail project, have been quoted at $34.377 million, of which direct costs amounted to $18.042 million and indirect costs at $8.3 million.(1) What is the full breakdown of the most recent cost estimates for the Greenway Project, including


contingency costs?

Answer— As per my previous answer to your Budget Estimates question on the Greenway, the most recent estimated cost of the GreenWay is $37 million. This figure includes direct costs (such as enabling works, civil works, earthworks, and construction of retaining walls, structures and shared path), indirect costs and contingency.

*2438 ROADS AND PORTS—BOTANY RAIL FREIGHT LINE—Ms Faehrmann asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

(1) By what date is it anticipated that the Botany rail freight line will have its upgrades completed and be ready for use by additional train services to carry containers from ships unloading at Port Botany?

(2) What will be the maximum number of containers that can be moved by rail out of the port once these upgrades are complete: (a) Per day?(b) Per year?

Answer— I am advised:The current Port Botany Rail Line upgrade works are funded by the Commonwealth Government and being undertaken by the Australian Rail Track Corporation, a Commonwealth Government owned company.Based on its modelling of the Metropolitan Freight Network, the Australian Rail Track Corporation should be able to estimate container capacity upon completion of work in Port Botany Yard and other work on the Metropolitan Freight Network.The NSW Government has a target of doubling the rail mode share of container movements through the port from its current level.

*2439 ROADS AND PORTS—ROAD UPGRADES IN LEICHHARDT—Ms Faehrmann asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

(1)(a) What modifications to dwellings are being offered to certain residents of Leichhardt by the

Roads and Maritime Services to mitigate anticipated traffic noise as a result of road upgrades in the area?

(b) For how many dwellings has this offer been made?(c) How many residents have accepted the offer of modifications?(d) What is the budget that has been allocated to this round of offers?(e) What are the details of the offers that have been made?

(2) If a home owner or resident chooses to accept an acoustic treatment for their home, what obligations, contracts or agreements must they adhere to?

Answer— I am advised:(1)

(a) Architectural treatments have been offered to a number of properties assessed to be impacted by anticipated traffic noise increases. The treatments were offered in accordance with the Roads and Maritime Services Environmental Noise Management Manual (ENMM).

(b) Ten properties were offered treatment.(c) Nine properties. One property owner did not respond to the letter of offer.(d) $177,500 was spent on architectural treatment of these properties.(e) Acoustic treatments were provided in accordance with the Roads and Maritime Services

Environmental Noise Management Manual and include:- Fresh air ventilation systems.

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- Upgraded windows and glazing and solid core doors on the exposed facades of masonry structures only.- Upgrading window and door seals.

(2) Property owners were required to complete and sign a deed of release for dwelling treatments undertaken by RMS.

*2440 POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—SECURITY AUDITS—Mr Shoebridge asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

(1) What auditing is carried out by the Police Security Licensing and Enforcement Directorate to identify businesses trading in contravention of the obligation under the Security Industry Act 1997 for businesses to hold a Master Security Industry licence in order to sell and install security products and services in New South Wales?

Answer— The NSW Police Force has advised me :(1) Both the Security Licensing and Enforcement Directorate (SLED) and Local Area Command

licensing police currently investigate reports of non-compliance with security legislation in relation to both businesses and individuals involved in the sale and installation of security products and services. SLED has also commenced a project to identify businesses conducting unlicensed security activities as part of its strategic audit plan.

*2441 POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—SOUTH NOWRA JAIL PERIMETER FENCE—Mr Shoebridge asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

(1) Following on from the answer to Question on Notice no. 2251 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, regarding directions by the Police Security Licensing and Enforcement Directorate to firms in breach of their licensing requirements, which firms received such a direction in the following calendar years: (a) 2008?(b) 2009?(c) 2010?(d) 2011?(e) 2012 to date?

(2) Were any works carried out by firms identified in Question 1 that would have required a Master Security License?

(3) If so, what steps were taken to ensure the integrity of any fences or other infrastructure constructed by these firms?

Answer— The NSW Police Force has advised me :(1) The Security Licensing and Enforcement Directorate (SLED) was established in 2011. SLED issued

a direction to one company in 2012 meeting the parameters of the Member's question and previous Written Question no. 2251.

(2) Yes.(3) The integrity of fences or other infrastructure is not a matter for police.

*2442 FINANCE AND SERVICES—SOUTH NOWRA JAIL FENCE—Mr Shoebridge asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

(1) Did Greg Wheeler Contracting Pty Ltd hold a Master Security Industry licence at the time the South Nowra Jail Fence was supplied and installed?

(2) What checks were undertaken by the Department of Finance and Services relating to appropriate security licensing for this operation?


(3)(a) Did Greg Wheeler Contracting Pty Ltd engage any sub-contractors to assist with the installation

of the security fence at the South Nowra Jail? (b) If so, did those sub-contractors possess their own Master Security Industry licence?

(4) Following on from the answer to Question on Notice no. 2251 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, why was the possession of a security industry licence not a condition for the awarding of the contract to install the perimeter fence?

Answer— (1) No.(2) None(3)

(a) No.(b) Not applicable.

(4) It was not considered as being applicable. The perimeter fence was inspected by Corrective Services NSW.

*2443 POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—STEALING OFFENCES AND SECURITY DEVICES—Mr Shoebridge asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

(1) Of the 58,314 "break and enters" in New South Wales in 2010, how many involved installed security devices such as locking or electronic systems?

(2)(a) Do police investigations into such offences include consideration of whether barrier security

products are installed? (b) If so, what consideration? (c) If not, why not?

(3) Of the 5,417 robberies in New South Wales in 2010, how many involved installed security devices such as locking or electronic systems?

(4)(a) Do police investigations into such offences include consideration of whether barrier security

products are installed? (b) If so, what consideration? (c) If not, why not?

(5)(a) Are police provided with specific information or training regarding the requirements under the

Security Industry Act 1997 for barrier security products? (b) If so, what is the content of this? (c) If not, why not?

(6)(a) Have there been any police initiated prosecutions under the Security Industry Act 1997 relating

to inappropriately installed security products? (b) If so, how many? (c) If not, why not?

Answer— The NSW Police Force has advised me :(1) The Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) provides official crime statistics. The

COPS database is operational in nature and cannot provide data in the terms requested by the Member.

(2) All available evidence is scrutinised, regardless of whether security is installed.

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(3) See (1) above.(4) See (2) above.(5) The Security and Licensing Enforcement Division provides training to licensing police on security

legislative requirements. This does not include specific training on 'barrier security products'.(6) No. The only requirement in the Security Industry Act 1997 in relation to installed security

equipment is that it be installed by licensed operators.


*2444 TRANSPORT—NEWCASTLE BUSES AND FERRIES WEBSITE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

(1) Who is responsible for updating the Newcastle Buses and Ferries website?(2) How often is this site updated?(3) When was it last updated?(4) Why did this site not provide information about the closure of the Newcastle Buses' Passenger

Information Centre at Hamilton Depot?

Answer— I am advised:(1) (to 3.) The Newcastle Buses & Ferries website is updated by State Transit.

The website is updated as required whenever there is a change to existing information, or new information becomes available. (4.) The Newcastle Buses passenger information centre at Hamilton Depot has not closed. It has relocated within the same building, with appropriate signage and information in place to advise customers.

*2445 TRANSPORT—NEWCASTLE BUSES' PASSENGER INFORMATION CENTRE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

(1) Why was the Newcastle Buses' Passenger Information Centre at Hamilton Depot closed?(2)

(a) What information was provided to commuters prior to the closure?(b) Where was this information provided?(c) What formats was this information provided in?

(3) What services will replace the Newcastle Customer Assistance Centre for Passangers?(4) Where will commuters be able to purchase tickets?

Answer— I am advised:(1) (to 4.) The passenger information centre at Hamilton Depot has not closed, and has simply relocated

within the same building.

*2446 ATTORNEY GENERAL—BIRTH CERTIFICATES—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Attorney General, and Minister for Justice—

(1) How many birth certificates have been issued for same-sex parents in New South Wales in: (a) 2009?(b) 2010?(c) 2011?


(d) 2012?

(2) How many birth certificates have been reissued to add a mother's details to the birth registration of a child whose birth was registered in New South Wales where the parent to be added was presumed to be the parent of the child under the provisions of Section 14 of the Status of Children Act 1996 in: (a) 2009?(b) 2010?(c) 2011?(d) 2012?


(a) 92(b) 119(c) 150(d) 137

(2)(a) 134(b) 192(c) 28(d) 21


*2447 TRANSPORT—LATE NIGHT BUS SERVICES—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

(1) Regarding the bus service which operates between Kings Cross and Central Station on Friday and Saturday nights between 1 am to 5 am: (a) How many bus services operated on each night before 28 September 2012?(b) How many bus services now operate on each night?(c) What was the passenger headcount for each service since 28 September 2012?

(2) Regarding the bus service which operates between Kings Cross and Town Hall on Friday and Saturday nights between 1 am to 5 am: (a) How many bus services operated on each night before 28 September 2012?(b) How many bus services now operate on each night?(c) What was the passenger headcount for each service since 28 September 2012?

Answer— I am advised:(1) (to 2.) This Government has taken significant steps to improve access to transport options for late

night customers. The Government is providing nearly 200 additional bus services every Friday and Saturday night, helping people make the connection between Kings Cross and the CBD where they can get trains and buses home after a night out. Late night customers in Kings Cross now have bus services every eight minutes to Central Station and four times an hour to Town Hall Station between 1am and 5am.

*2448 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—SEABIRD INTERACTIONS IN NSW OCEAN TRAWL FISHERY—Ms Faehrmann asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

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(1) What details of interactions with seabirds have been recorded in either logbooks or observer data in the NSW Ocean Trawl Fishery for each of the following years, detailing the numbers of each species and specifying where the interaction was recorded: (a) 2003?(b) 2004?(c) 2005?(d) 2006?(e) 2007?(f) 2008?(g) 2009?(h) 2010?(i) 2011?(j) 2012?

(2)(a) Has any research been undertaken to determine the extent of seabird interactions in the NSW

Ocean Trawl Fishery and the impact on different seabird populations?(b) Are there any plans to undertake such research?

(3) What actions have been taken in the NSW Ocean Trawl Fishery to investigate the impacts of trawling operations on seabirds?

(4) What actions have been taken to implement a sector wide response to the potential threat trawling poses to seabirds?

(5) What specific measures are in place in the fishery to prevent seabird interactions?(6) Please provide a copy of the latest Environmental Assessment of the NSW Ocean Trawl Fishery.

Answer— (1)

(a) 2003: Nil.(b) 2004: Nil.(c) 2005: Nil.(d) 2006: Nil.(e) 2007: Nil.(f) 2008: Nil.(g) 2009: Nil.(h) 2010: Nil.(i) 2011: Nil.(j) 2012: Nil.

(2) Yes. Refer: (a) Ganassin C, and Gibbs P, 2005; Broad-scale interactions between fishing and mammals, reptiles

and birds in NSW marine waters, available on the NSW Department of Primary Industries website; and,

(b) Macbeth W, Johnson D, and Gray C, 2008; Assessment of a 35-mm square-mesh codend and composite square-mesh panel configuration in the ocean prawn-trawl fishery of northern New South Wales, which includes the results of observed interactions with threatened and protected species and is available on the NSW Department of Primary Industries website.

(3) Yes. Pursuant to national and international commitments an assessment of longline, trawl and gillnet fisheries in Australia is underway to determine if a seabird bycatch problem exists and if there is a need to develop a national plan of action for reducing incidental catch of seabirds in these fisheries. Interactions with seabirds will also be documented as part of proposed observer work in the NSW Ocean Trawl Fishery.

(4) An environmental assessment of the NSW Ocean Trawl Fishery; past, present and proposed research; mandatory reporting of interactions; and the production and distribution of a threatened and protected species identification guide.


(5) Preparation of the Ocean Trawl Fishery Management Strategy (in response to the environmental assessment of the fishery) and consistent with: (a) The research outlined in response to question 2;(b) The assessment mentioned in response to question 3;(c) The mandatory reporting of interactions and production and distribution of a threatened and

protected species identification guide mentioned in response to question 4; and(d) The provision of contact details to commercial fishers for reporting death or injury of threatened

and protected species, including seabirds, to relevant Government departments.

(6) None specific to seabirds given the negligible risk posed by the activity, however, other measures including structural adjustment of the fishery and the prohibition of mid-water trawling would in some way contribute towards limiting the risk of adverse interactions between the fishery and seabirds.

(7) The Environmental Impact Statement for the NSW Ocean Trawl Fishery is publicly available on the DPI website and has been since mid-2004.


*2449 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 2 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1)

(a) What is the position description for the Chief Executive of the Division of Local Government?(b) Does this role directly influence the delivery of local council services?(c) If so, then how?

(2) In what ways does the Chief Executive interact with: (a) The Innovation and Development Group?(b) The Investigations and Performance Group?(c) The Operations Group?(d) The Executive Support Group?

Answer— I am advised:General information relating to the Division of Local Government's staff and structure is outlined on the Division of Local Government website at http:⁄⁄www.dlg.nsw.gov.au⁄dlg⁄dlghome⁄documents⁄information⁄DLG_Organisational_Structure.pdfPosition descriptions are created in accordance with the Public Service Commission's Personnel Handbook located at http:⁄⁄www.dpc.nsw.gov.au⁄__data⁄assets⁄file⁄0004⁄103774⁄Personnel_Handbook.pdfIn 2011, staff at the Division invested time and energy in redefining the Division's strategic direction to align with the new Government's priorities.The new structure has a strong focus on innovation, collaboration and teamwork. It draws a clearer distinction between the Division's role in supporting the sector to grow in strength and the role as a regulator.The Division of Local Government and its staff are responsible for local government across NSW. The Division's organisational purpose is "To strengthen the Local Government Sector" and its organisational outcome is "Successful councils engaging and supporting their communities". Operating within seven strategic objectives the Division has a policy, legislative, investigative and program focus in matters

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ranging from Local Government finance, infrastructure, governance, performance, collaboration and community engagement.The Division strives to work collaboratively with the Local Government sector and is the key adviser to the NSW Government on Local Government matters.The values that are held by the Division of Local Government and its staff are outlined on the Division of Local Government website and include:

• Integrity• Innovation and excellence• Leadership• Collaboration• Equity and fairness

Further information can be found on the Division's website in the "DLG Strategic Plan 2011-2015" under the section on "How we work with local councils and their representative organisations (the sector)".

*2450 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—DELIVERY OF SERVICES TO COUNCILS—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the answer to Supplementary Question no. 3 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13,(1) How does the Chief Executive actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?

Answer— Please refer to Legislative Council Question on Notice 2449.

*2451 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—DEPUTY CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 4 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Deputy Chief Executive of the Division of Local

Government? (a) Does this role directly influence the delivery of local council services? (b) If so, how?

(2) In what ways does the Deputy Chief Executive interact with: (a) The Innovation and Development Group?(b) The Investigations and Performance Group?(c) The Operations Group?(d) The Executive Support Group?(e) The Principal Lawyer of the Executive Support Group?(f) The Coordinator of the DLG Governance of the Executive Support Group?(g) The Ministerial Officer of the Executive Support Group?

(3)(a) Does the Deputy Chief Executive actively take part in the delivery of services to Councils? (b) If so, how?



*2452 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—PRINCIPAL LAWYER IN THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 9 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Principal Lawyer in the Division of Local Government?(2) How does this role directly influence the delivery of local councils services?


*2453 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—MANAGER OF INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 10 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Manager of Innovation and Development in the Division of

Local Government?(2)

(a) Does the position directly influence the delivery of local council services? (b) If so, how?

(3) How does the Manager of Innovation and Development interact with the rest of the Innovation and Development Group?

(4) How does the Manager of Innovation and Development interact with the Acting Leader of Development?

(5) How does the Manager of Innovation and Development interact with the Leader of Innovation?(6) How does the Manager of Innovation and Development interact with the Leader of Council

Governance?


*2454 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—MANAGER OF LEGISLATIVE REVIEW IN THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 11 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Manager of Legislative Review in the Division of Local

Government?(2)


(3) Does the Manager of Legislative Review actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?

Answer—

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Please refer to Legislative Council Question on Notice 2449.

*2455 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—MANAGER OF INVESTIGATIONS AND PERFORMANCE IN THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 12 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Manager of Investigations and Performance in the Division

of Local Government?(2)


(3) How does the Manager of Investigations and Performance interact with the Leader of Investigations?(4) How does the Manager of Investigations and Performance interact with the Leader of Performance

and Compliance?(5) Does the Manager of Investigations and Performance actively take part in the delivery of services to

councils?


*2456 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—MANAGER OF OPERATIONS IN THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 13 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Manager of Operations in the Division of Local Government?(2)


(3) Does the Manager of Operations actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Manager of Operations interact with:

(a) The Coordinator of Information and Communications Technology?(b) The Executive Officer of Operations?(c) The Executive Officer of the Grants Commission?(d) The Coordinator of Communications and Operations?(e) The Records Officer?(f) The Coordinator of the Sydney office?


*2457 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LEADER OF DEVELOPMENT IN THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—


Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 14 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Leader of Development in the Division of Local Government?(2)

(a) Does the position directly influence the delivery of local council services?(b) If so, how?

(3)(a) Does the Leader of Development actively take part in the delivery of services to councils? (b) If so, how?

(4) How does the Leader of Development interact with the Manager of Innovation and Development?


*2458 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LEADER OF INNOVATION IN THE DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 15 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Leader of Innovation in the Division of Local Government?(2)


(3) Does the Leader of Innovation actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Leader of Innovation interact with the Manager of Innovation and Development?


*2459 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LEADER OF COUNCIL GOVERNANCE—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 16 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Leader of Council Governance in the Division of Local

Government?(2)


(3) Does the Leader of Council Governance actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Leader of Council Governance interact with the Manager of Innovation and

Development?


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*2460 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LEADER OF INVESTIGATIONS—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 17 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Leader of Investigations in the Division of Local

Government?(2)


(3) Does the Leader of Investigations actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Leader of Investigations interact with the Manager of Investigations and Performance?


*2461 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LEADER OF PERFORMANCE AND COMPLIANCE—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 18 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Leader of Performance and Compliance in the Division of



(3) Does the Leader of Performance and Compliance actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?

(4) How does the Leader of Performance and Compliance interact with the Leader of Investigations?


*2462 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—SENIOR INVESTIGATORS IN THE INVESTIGATIONS AND PERFORMANCE GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 19 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for Senior Investigators in the Investigations and Performance Group

in the Division of Local Government?(2)


(3) Do the Senior Investigators actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How do the Senior Investigators interact with the Leader of Investigations?



*2463 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—SENIOR PERFORMANCE ANALYSTS IN THE INVESTIGATIONS AND PERFORMANCE GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 20 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for Senior Performance Analysts in the Investigations and

Performance Group in the Division of Local Government?(2)


(3) Do the Senior Performance Analysts actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How do the Senior Performance Analysts interact with:

(a) The Leader for Performance and Compliance?(b) The Principal Performance Analyst?(c) The Performance Analysts?(d) The Senior Assessment Officer?(e) The Assessment Officer?


*2464 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—PRINCIPAL PERFORMANCE ANALYST IN THE INVESTIGATIONS AND PERFORMANCE GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 21 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for Principal Performance Analyst in the Investigations and



(3) Does the Principal Performance Analyst actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Principal Performance Analyst interact with:

(a) The Leader for Performance and Compliance?(b) The Senior Performance Analysts?(c) The Performance Analysts?(d) The Senior Assessment Officer?(e) The Assessment Officer?


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*2465 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—PERFORMANCE ANALYSTS IN THE INVESTIGATIONS AND PERFORMANCE GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 22 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for Performance Analysts in the Investigations and Performance

Group in the Division of Local Government?(2)


(3) Do the Performance Analysts actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How do the Performance Analysts interact with:

(a) The Leader for Performance and Compliance?(b) The Principal Performance Analyst?(c) The Senior Performance Analysts?(d) The Senior Assessment Officer?(e) The Assessment Officer?


*2466 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—SENIOR ASSESSMENT OFFICER IN THE INVESTIGATIONS AND PERFORMANCE GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 23 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Senior Assessment Officer in the Investigations and



(3) Does the Senior Assessment Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Senior Assessment Officer interact with:

(a) The Leader for Performance and Compliance?(b) The Principal Performance Analyst?(c) The Senior Performance Analysts?(d) The Performance Analysts?(e) The Assessment Officer?


*2467 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—ASSESSMENT OFFICER IN THE INVESTIGATIONS AND PERFORMANCE GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 24 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and


Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Assessment Officer in the Investigations and Performance

Group in the Division of Local Government?(2)


(3) Does the Assessment Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Assessment Officer interact with:

(a) The Leader for Performance and Compliance?(b) The Principal Performance Analyst?(c) The Senior Performance Analysts?(d) The Performance Analysts?(e) The Senior Assessment Officer?


*2468 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—COORDINATOR OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 25 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Coordinator of Information and Communications Technology

in the Operations Group in the Division of Local Government?(2)


(3) Does the Coordinator of Information and Communications Technology actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?

(4) How does the Coordinator of Information and Communications Technology interact with: (a) The Manager of Operations?(b) The Senior Information and Communications Technology Officer?(c) The Companion Animals Helpdesk Officer?(d) The Executive Officer for Operations?(e) The Executive Officer of the Grants Commission?(f) The Coordinator of Communications and Operations?(g) The Records Officers?(h) The Coordinator of the Sydney Officer?


*2469 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF OPERATIONS IN THE OPERATIONS GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—


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Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Executive Officer of Operations in the Operations Group in

the Division of Local Government?(2)


(3) Does the Executive Officer of Operations in the Operations Group actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?

(4) How does the Executive Officer of Operations interact with: (a) The Manager of Operations?(b) The Coordinator of Information and Communications Technology?(c) The Executive Operations Officer?(d) The coordinator of Communications and Operations?(e) The Records Officer?(f) The coordinator of the Sydney Office?


*2470 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE GRANTS COMMISSION IN THE OPERATIONS GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 27 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Executive Officer of the Grants Commission in the

Operations Group in the Division of Local Government?(2)


(3) Does the Executive Officer of the Grants Commission in the Operations Group actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?

(4) How does the Executive Officer of the Grants Commission interact with: (a) The Manager of Operations?(b) The Coordinator of Information and Communications Technology?(c) The Executive Operations Officer?(d) The Coordinator of Communications and Operations?(e) The Records Officer?(f) The coordinator of the Sydney Office?


*2471 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—COORDINATOR OF COMMUNICATIONS AND OPERATIONS IN THE OPERATIONS GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—



Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Coordinator of Communications and Operations in the

Operations Group in the Division of Local Government?(2)


(3) Does the Coordinator of Communications and Operations in the Operations Group actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?

(4) How does the Coordinator of Communications and Operations interact with: (a) The Manager of Operations?(b) The Coordinator of Information and Communications Technology?(c) The Executive Operations Officer?(d) The Executive Officer of Grants Commission?(e) The Records Officer?(f) The coordinator of the Sydney Office?(g) The Administration Support Officers?(h) The Senior Communications and Operations Officers?(i) The Cadet?


*2472 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—RECORDS OFFICER IN THE OPERATIONS GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 29 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Records Officer in the Operations Group in the Division of



(3) Does the Records Officer in the Operations Group actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?

(4) How does the Records Officer interact with: (a) The Manager of Operations?(b) The Coordinator of Information and Communications Technology?(c) The Executive Operations Officer?(d) The Executive Officer of Grants Commission?(e) The Coordinator of Communications and Operations?(f) The Coordinator of the Sydney Office?


*2473 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—COORDINATOR OF THE SYDNEY OFFICE IN THE OPERATIONS GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

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Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 30 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Coordinator of the Sydney Office in the Operations Group of



(3) Does the Coordinator of the Sydney Office in the Operations Group actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?

(4) How does the Coordinator of the Sydney Office interact with: (a) The Manager of Operations?(b) The Coordinator of Information and Communications Technology?(c) The Executive Operations Officer?(d) The Executive Officer of Grants Commission?(e) The Records Officer?(f) The Coordinator of Communications and Operations?(g) The PIDT Administration Officer(h) The Administrative Support Officer?


*2474 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—SENIOR INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY OFFICER IN THE OPERATIONS GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 31 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Senior Information and Communications Technology Officer

in the Operations Group of the Division of Local Government?(2)


(3) Does the Senior Information and Communications Technology Officer in the Operations Group actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?

(4) How does the Senior Information and Communications Technology Officer interact with: (a) The Coordinator of Information and Communications Technology?(b) The Companion Animals Helpdesk Officer?


*2475 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—BUSINESS SERVICES OPERATIONS OFFICER IN THE OPERATIONS GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—



Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Business Services Operations Officer in the Operations

Group of the Division of Local Government?(2)


(3) Does the Business Services Operations Officer in the Operations Group actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?

(4) How does the Business Services Operations Officer interact with the Executive Officer of Operations?


*2476 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—BUSINESS SERVICES OPERATIONS OFFICER—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 33 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Business Services Operations Officer in the Operations



(3) Does the Business Services Operations Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?

(4) How does the Business Services Operations Officer interact with the Executive Officer of Operations?


*2477 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OFFICERS IN THE OPERATIONS GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 34 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Administrative Support Officers in the Operations Group of



(3) Do the Administrative Support Officers actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How do the Administrative Support Officers interact with the:

(a) Coordinator of Communications and Operations?(b) Senior Communications and Operations Officers?

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(c) The Cadet?


*2478 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—SENIOR COMMUNICATIONS OFFICERS IN THE OPERATIONS GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 35 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Senior Communications Officers in the Operations Group of



(3) Do the Senior Communications Officers actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How do the Senior Communications Officers interact with the:

(a) Coordinator of Communications and Operations?(b) Administrative Support Officers?(c) The Cadet?


*2479 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—PECUNIARY INTEREST AND DISCIPLINARY TRIBUNAL ADMINISTRATION OFFICER—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 36 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description for the Pecuniary Interest and Disciplinary Tribunal (PIDT)

Administration Officer in the Operations Group of the Division of Local Government?(2)


(3) Does the PIDT Administration Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to Councils?(4) How does the PIDT Administration Officer interact with:

(a) The Coordinator of the Sydney Office?(b) The Administrative Support Officer?


*2480 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LEADER OF INNOVATION IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—



Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Leader of Innovation in the Innovation and Development



(3) Does the Leader of Innovation actively take part in the delivery of services to Councils?(4) How does the Leader of Innovation interact with:

(a) The Manager of Innovation and Development?(b) The Principal Legal Policy Officer?(c) The Principal Finance Policy Officer?(d) The Principal Policy Officer?(e) The Senior Finance Policy Officer?(f) The Senior Policy Officer?(g) The Policy Officer?(h) The Coordinator of Education?(i) The Leader of Development?(j) The Coordinator of Infrastructure?(k) The Leader of Council Governance?


*2481 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—COORDINATOR OF EDUCATION IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 38 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Coordinator of Education in the Innovation and Development



(3) Does the Coordinator of Education actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Coordinator of Education interact with:

(a) The Manager of Innovation and Development?(b) The Leader of Innovation?(c) The Leader of Development?(d) The Coordinator of Infrastructure?(e) The Leader of Council Governance?


*2482 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LEADER OF DEVELOPMENT IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

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Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 39 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Leader of Development in the Innovation and Development



(3) Does the Leader of Development actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Leader of Development interact with:

(a) The Manager of Innovation and Development?(b) The Leader of Innovation?(c) The Coordinator of Education?(d) The Coordinator of Infrastructure?(e) The Leader of Council Governance?(f) The Principal Program Officer (4)?(g) The Senior Program Officer (2)?(h) The Senior Finance Program Officer?(i) The Program Officer?


*2483 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—COORDINATOR OF INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 40 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Coordinator of Infrastructure in the Innovation and

Development Group of the Division of Local Government?(2)


(3) Does the Coordinator of Infrastructure actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Coordinator of Infrastructure interact with:

(a) The Manager of Innovation and Development?(b) The Leader of Innovation?(c) The Leader of Development?(d) The Coordinator of Education?(e) The Leader of Council Governance?


*2484 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LEADER OF COUNCIL GOVERNANCE IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—


Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 41 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Leader of Council Governance in the Innovation and



(3) Does the Leader of Council Governance actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Leader of Council Governance interact with:

(a) The Manager of Innovation and Development?(b) The Leader of Innovation?(c) The Coordinator of Education?(d) The Coordinator of Infrastructure?(e) The Leader of Development?(f) The Senior Council of Governance Officer (2)?(g) Principal Council Governance Officer?(h) Council Governance Officer?


*2485 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—PRINCIPAL LEGAL OFFICER IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 42 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Principal Legal Officer in the Innovation and Development



(3) Does the Principal Legal Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Principal Legal Officer interact with:

(a) The Leader of Innovation?(b) The Principal Finance Policy Officer?(c) The Principal Policy Officer (2)?(d) The Senior Finance Policy Officer?(e) The Senior Policy Officer?(f) The Policy Officer?


*2486 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—PRINCIPAL FINANCE POLICY OFFICER IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

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Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 43 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Principal Finance Policy Officer in the Innovation and



(3) Does the Principal Finance Policy Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Principal Finance Policy Officer interact with:

(a) The Leader of Innovation?(b) The Principal Legal Policy Officer?(c) The Principal Policy Officer (2)?(d) The Senior Finance Policy Officer?(e) The Senior Policy Officer?(f) The Policy Officer?


*2487 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—PRINCIPAL POLICY OFFICER IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 44 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Principal Policy Officer in the Innovation and Development



(3) Does the Principal Policy Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Principal Policy Officer interact with:

(a) The Leader of Innovation?(b) The Principal Legal Policy Officer?(c) The Principal Finance Policy Officer?(d) The Senior Finance Policy Officer?(e) The Senior Policy Officer?(f) The Policy Officer?


*2488 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—SENIOR FINANCE POLICY OFFICER IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—



Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Senior Finance Policy Officer in the Innovation and



(3) Does the Senior Finance Policy Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Senior Finance Policy Officer interact with:

(a) The Leader of Innovation?(b) The Principal Legal Policy Officer?(c) The Principal Finance Policy Officer?(d) The Principal Officer?(e) The Senior Policy Officer?(f) The Policy Officer?


*2489 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—SENIOR POLICY OFFICER IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 46 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Senior Policy Officer in the Innovation and Development



(3) Does the Senior Policy Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Senior Policy Officer interact with:

(a) The Leader of Innovation?(b) The Principal Legal Policy Officer?(c) The Principal Finance Policy Officer?(d) The Principal Policy Officer?(e) The Senior Finance Policy Officer?(f) The Policy Officer?


*2490 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—POLICY OFFICER IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 47 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Policy Officer in the Innovation and Development Group of

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(3) Does the Policy Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Policy Officer interact with:

(a) The Leader of Innovation?(b) The Principal Legal Policy Officer?(c) The Principal Finance Policy Officer?(d) The Principal Policy Officer?(e) The Senior Finance Policy Officer?(f) The Senior Policy Officer?


*2491 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—PRINCIPAL PROGRAM OFFICERS IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 48 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Principal Program Officers (4) in the Innovation and



(3) Does the Principal Program Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Principal Program Officer interact with:

(a) The Senior Program Officers (2)?(b) The Senior Finance Program Officer?(c) The Program Officer?


*2492 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—PROGRAM OFFICERS IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 49 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Senior Program Officers (2) in the Innovation and



(3) Do the Senior Program Officers actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?


(4) How do the Senior Program Officer interact with: (a) The Principal Program Officers (4)?(b) The Senior Finance Program Officer?(c) The Program Officer?


*2493 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—SENIOR FINANCE PROGRAM OFFICER IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 50 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Senior Finance Program Officer in the Innovation and



(3) Does the Senior Finance Program Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Senior Finance Program Officer interact with:

(a) The Principal Program Officers (4)?(b) The Senior Program Officer?(c) The Program Officer?


*2494 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—PROGRAM OFFICER IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 51 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Program Officer in the Innovation and Development Group of



(3) Does the Program Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Program Officer interact with:

(a) The Principal Program Officers (4)?(b) The Senior Program Officers?(c) The Senior Finance Program Officer?


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*2495 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—SENIOR COUNCIL GOVERNANCE OFFICER IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 52 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Senior Council Governance Officer in the Innovation and



(3) Does the Senior Council Governance Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?

(4) How does the Senior Council Governance Officer interact with: (a) The Leader of Council Governance?(b) The Principal council Governance Officer?(c) The Council Governance Officer?


*2496 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—PRINCIPAL COUNCIL GOVERNANCE OFFICER IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 53 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Principal Council Governance Officer in the Innovation and



(3) Does the Principal Council Governance Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?

(4) How does the Principal Council Governance Officer interact with: (a) The Leader of Council Governance?(b) The Senior Council Governance Officer?(c) The Council Governance Officer?


*2497 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—COUNCIL GOVERNANCE OFFICER IN THE INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 54 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:


(1) What is the position description of the Council Governance Officer in the Innovation and Development Group of the Division of Local Government?

(2)(a) Does the position directly influence the delivery of local council services? (b) If so, how?

(3) Does the Council Governance Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Council Governance Officer interact with:

(a) The Leader of Council Governance?(b) The Senior Council Governance Officer?(c) The Principal Council Governance Officer?


*2498 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—COORDINATOR OF DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT GOVERNANCE IN THE EXECUTIVE SUPPORT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 55 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Coordinator of Division of Local Government (DLG)

Governance in the Executive Support Group of the Division of Local Government?(2)


(3) Does the Coordinator of DLG Governance actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Coordinator of DLG Governance interact with:

(a) The Deputy Chief Executive?(b) The Principal Lawyer?(c) The Ministerial Liaison Officer?


*2499 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—MINISTERIAL LIAISON OFFICER IN THE EXECUTIVE SUPPORT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 56 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Ministerial Liaison Officer in the Executive Support Group of



(3) Does the Ministerial Liaison Officer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Ministerial Liaison Officer interact with:

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(a) The Deputy Chief Executive?(b) The Principal Lawyer?(c) The Coordinator of Division of Local Government Governance?


*2500 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—SENIOR LAWYER IN THE EXECUTIVE SUPPORT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 57 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Senior Lawyer in the Executive Support Group of the

Division of Local Government?(2)


(3) Does the Senior Lawyer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Ministerial Liaison Officer interact with:

(a) The Principal Lawyer?(b) The Lawyer?


*2501 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LAWYER IN THE EXECUTIVE SUPPORT GROUP—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Further to the Minister for Local Government's answer to Supplementary Question 58 on Notice to Budget Estimates 2012-13, and the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111, as answers to the following questions were not available on the Division of Local Government website, please advise:(1) What is the position description of the Lawyer in the Executive Support Group of the Division of



(3) Does the Lawyer actively take part in the delivery of services to councils?(4) How does the Lawyer interact with:

(a) The Principal Lawyer?(b) The Senior Lawyer?


*2502 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

Furuther to the answer to Question on Notice no. 2112 published in Question and Answer Paper no. 111,


the following information is not available on the Division of Local Government website:(1) What positions are filled by part-time staff?(2)

(a) How many casual staff are employed in the Division of Local Government?(b) What are their positions?

(3) Does the Division of Local Government employ:(a) Engineers?

(i) If so, how many?(ii) If not, why not?

(b) Planners? (i) If so, how many?(ii) If not, why not?

(c) Personnel with finance qualifications? (i) If so, how many?(ii) If not, why not?

Answer— I provide the following details in response to your questions:(1) The following positions are filled by permanent part-time staff:

(a) Pecuniary Interest and Disciplinary Tribunal Administrative Officer(b) Administrative Support Officer, Nowra(c) Administrative Support Officer, Nowra

(2) No casual staff are employed in the Division of Local Government. (a) Not applicable.

(3) Does the Division of Local Government employ: (a) Engineers?

(i) No(ii) Engineering qualifications are not required for any of the positions within the Division.

(b) Planners? (i) No(ii) Planning qualifications are not required for any of the positions within the Division.

(c) Personnel with finance qualifications? (i) Yes, 2 positions require tertiary qualifications in finance, commerce, business, or

accounting.

*2503 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—NSW MULTICULTURAL BUSINESS ADVISORY COUNCIL—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What are the dates and venues for all meetings conducted by the NSW Multicultural Business Advisory Council in the 2012 calender year?

Answer— (1) The dates and venues for all meetings conducted by the NSW Multicultural Business Advisory Panel

in the 2012 calendar year are as follows:

*2504 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—ON-SITE AUDITS OF COUNCILS—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

(1)(a) Did the contract for on-site audits of 35 councils, at a cost to taxpayers of $387,500, go to tender

before being awarded to Morrison Low Pty Ltd?

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(b) If so, what was the selection process?(c) If not, why not?

(2) How were the 35 councils selected?

Answer— I provide the following details in response to your questions:The contract for the on-site infrastructure audit of 35 councils was undertaken through a selective tender process through the NSW e tendering site with five contractors invited to tender.The selection of the successful tenderer was based on the following criteria: methodology proposed; technical expertise; Local Government and consultation experience; together with the price.The councils selected for the audit were based on the results of a desktop review along with council size and location in order to get a representative cross section of councils in NSW.

*2505 PREMIER—E-VOTING AND I-VOTING—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Premier, and Minister for Western Sydney—

In light of the historically low turnout at the recent local government elections and the absence of reference to electronic voting in the Government's information and communications technology strategy, when is the Government planning to provide e-voting and i-voting services?

Answer— I am advised:Earlier this year, the Premier made a reference to the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters to consider, among other things, whether the existing legislative provisions relating to pre-poll voting, postal voting and other forms of voting remain appropriate, and whether the legislation provides appropriate voting options for electors with a disability and rural and remote electors. The Committee's final report is due by April 2013. The Government will consider the recommendations of the Committee with respect to the use of Internet voting and electronic voting at future NSW elections.

*2506 PREMIER—65TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OF QUEEN ELIZABETH AND PRINCE PHILIP—Revd Mr Nile asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Premier, and Minister for Western Sydney—

(1) Is the Premier aware that 20 November 2012 is the 65th wedding anniversary of Princess Elizabeth and Philip Mountbatten as they were married on 20 November 1947 in Westminister Abbey?

(2)(a) Did the Premier, on behalf of the citizens of New South Wales, send to Queen Elizabeth, the

Queen of Australia and Prince Philip a message of congratulations to mark the occasion?(b) If so, what was the content of the message conveyed?

Answer— I am advised:On Tuesday, 27 November 2012, Her Excellency Professor Marie Bashir AC CVO, Governor of New South Wales sent to Her Majesty The Queen and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh, a message of congratulations to mark the occasion of their 65th Wedding Anniversary which occurred on 20 November 2012.The message conveyed follows:"On behalf of all the people of the State of New South Wales, Australia I send joyful greetings and warmest congratulations on the occasion of the 65th Wedding Anniversary of yourself and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh. Your incomparable example has been an enduring legacy of inclusiveness and care for the people of our State, of our Commonwealth of Australia, and indeed across the world. We join with the citizens of the Commonwealth in affirming our loyalty, our respect, our continuing gratitude and our deep affection in all the years ahead."


*2507 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—GREYHOUND RACING—Ms Faehrmann asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

(1) How many greyhounds are registered with Greyhound Racing New South Wales (GRNSW) for racing in New South Wales?

(2) Regarding each of the following years: (a) 2003:(b) 2004:(c) 2005:(d) 2006:(e) 2007:(f) 2008:(g) 2009:(h) 2010:(i) 2011:

(i) How many greyhounds racing in any one year, returned to racing the following year?(ii) How many greyhound pups were born in each year?(iii) How many of these greyhound pups were named, that is registered for racing?(iv) How many were never registered for racing?(v) What happened to the greyhounds that were never registered for racing?(vi) What are the respective figures for each different fate?(vii) How many injuries were recorded at the races each year?(viii) How many injuries recorded at the track resulted in euthanasia at the track and

subsequent to a race?(ix) How many of the registered dogs were recorded as sustaining an injury each year?(x) On average, in how many races does a greyhound compete per year?(xi) How much money does the Government provide to GRNSW each year and what is it

used for?(xii) What revenue does the Government receive through gambling on greyhound racing each

year?(3) What records are kept on greyhounds bred and not registered?(4) What verification is there for the different fates of the greyhounds?(5) How many of the dogs that sustained an injury returned back to racing after recovery?(6) What is the average age of greyhounds when they retire from racing, when they are deregistered?(7) How many greyhounds are rehomed through the industry's adoption program Greyhounds as Pets

each year?(8) What percentage is this of all registered, racing greyhounds?(9) How many greyhounds are euthanised by veterinarians?(10) How many retired greyhounds are kept for breeding?(11) How many greyhounds are provided to universities and research facilities for education, training or

research?

Answer— (1) I am advised that 'registration' figures are based on the number of greyhounds named each year. In

2011, 5491 greyhounds were named in New South Wales.(2)

(i) Greyhound Racing NSW does not compile such statistics.(ii) (a) 8,463

(b) 8,515 (c) 10,010

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(d) 10,662 (e) 8,684 (f) 8,534 (g) 8,482 (h) 8,489 (i) 8,294

(iii) I am advised that up to 75% of greyhounds born are named.(iv) Greyhound Racing NSW only maintains records for greyhounds registered for the

purpose of racing. (v) Greyhounds not registered under the Rules of Racing are required to be registered as a

companion animal as is the case with other breeds. I do not have this information. (vi) I am advised that in January 2011, Greyhound Racing NSW introduced a Rule which

requires owners to notify of: - transferred ownership - retired as pet - transferred to an adoption program - exported - surrendered to another agency - euthanised by a Veterinarian - deceased I am further advised that Greyhound Racing NSW is currently upgrading its information technology platform to enable more accurate tracking of greyhounds and it is expected that this will be fully functioning by mid 2013.

(vii) I am advised that an average of 1.92% of named greyhounds were reported as sustaining an injury each year in New South Wales.

(viii) I am advised that an average of 0.06% of greyhounds which are injured at a track are humanely euthanised each year in New South Wales.

(ix) See 2 (vii) above.(x) Eleven.(xi) Greyhound Racing NSW is a self-funded independent body, which does not represent the

Crown and is not subject to the control or direction of the Government. The Government has honoured its election commitment to provide $5 million in funding to the controlling bodies of the three codes of racing for capital improvements at country racing venues, $1 million of which was provided to Greyhound Racing NSW.

(xii) (a) $23.67 million (b) $24.64 million(c) $24.35 million (d) $24.02 million (e) $25.89 million (f) $25.63 million (g) $26.90 million (h) $28.28 million (i) $28.80 million

(3) See 2(v) above.(4) See 2(vi) above.(5) Greyhound Racing NSW does not compile such statistics.(6) I am advised that the average age that a greyhound retires from racing is four years.(7) I am advised that there are over 200 adoption agencies involved in re-homing greyhounds and such

figures have not been maintained in the past.


(8) See (7) above.(9) I am advised that as is the case with other domestic animals, there are no figures on how many

greyhounds are euthanised by veterinarians.(10) Greyhounds kept for breeding are not classed as retired, as all breeding greyhounds are required to

be registered. This currently includes over 3,000 brood bitches in New South Wales.(11) I am advised that Greyhound Racing NSW does not advocate the use of greyhounds for research.

*2508 SPORT AND RECREATION—SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS REGIONAL SHOOTING COMPLEX PROJECT—Ms Faehrmann asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Sport and Recreation—

(1)(a) What is the total amount expended by 20 November 2012 for the Southern Highlands Regional

Shooting Complex project, including legal costs? (b) Please provide an itemised breakdown of all expenditure to date.

(2)(a) What money has been allocated to the project for the 2012-13 financial year, other than the $6.3

million allocated during the 2010-11 and 2011-12 financial years? (b) What are the 2012-13 funds allocated to be spent on?

(3) What amount of money has been allocated to the project during the 2012-13 financial year for acoustic sound proofing of the complex and road works?

Answer— (1)

(a) This project was approved by, and commenced under, the previous Government. To date, the total amount expended is $7,922,000.

(b) See table below: Description TotalProfessional services $326,936Planning approval and environmental compliance costs $384,284Project management services $1,343,375Construction costs (50m, 500m and 800m ranges) $5,867,605TOTAL $7,922,200

(2)(a) $650,000 was allocated.(b) 2012⁄13 funds will be spent on environmental and noise monitoring, professional services,

statutory planning costs, infrastructure works (traffic and sewer) and noise attenuation works.

(3) $485,870.

*2509 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—BIOSECURITY POSITIONS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—Mr Whan asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

In relation to 50 biosecurity positions that will be cut as part of restructuring in the Department of Primary Industries:(1) How many biosecurity staff in total does the Department of Primary Industries employ? (2) How many of the 50 positions are currently vacant? (3) What locations are the 50 positions based in? (4) Please provide a table or list detailing the positions to be deleted the position description, location

and field of work the position works in. (5)

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(a) Has a risk assessment been undertaken regarding the decision to cut 50 biosecurity staff positions?

(b) If so, what are the details of the risk assessment including who conducted the assessment and outcomes?

(6) What economic impact assessment have you undertaken regarding the reduction of staff in biosecurity?

(7) As part of the reduction in biosecurity staff have there been reductions in the number of staff who have, at any time, dealt with treatment, eradication or prevention of the following, including listing the number of positions being cut against the area they have worked in (recognising that some may cross over): (a) Queensland Fruit Fly? (b) Plague Locusts? (c) Newcastle disease? (d) Avian Influenza? (e) Equine Influenza? (f) Anthrax, BSE? (g) Foot and Mouth Disease? (h) Ovine Johne's Disease? (i) Bovine Johne's Disease? (j) Hendra Virus? (k) Myrtle Rust? (l) Serrated Tussock? (m) African Love Grass? (n) Fire Weed? (o) Patterson's Curse?

Answer— (1) The total projected staff establishment for Biosecurity NSW as at 30 June 2012 was 428.(2. to 4.) The approved Change Management Plan for DPI identifies savings which includes a net reduction of 41 staff in Biosecurity NSW. The restructure affects 64 permanent positions and 14 vacant positions. The affected positions are outlined below. 37 new positions have been created and will be filled in the first half of 2013.

Position Location Director Agricultural Compliance Albury Veterinary Research Officer Armidale Invasive Species Officer Dubbo Technical Specialist Poultry Menangle Technical Officer Menangle Principal Research Scientist Menangle Technical Officer Menangle Technical Officer Menangle Technical Officer Menangle Technical Officer Menangle Entomologist Menangle Technical Officer Menangle Technical Officer Menangle Technical Officer Menangle Technical Officer Menangle Technical Officer Menangle Technical Officer Menangle Veterinary Officer Goulburn Technical Specialist Gunnedah Technical Officer Orange


Technical Officer Orange Technical Officer Orange Principal Research Scientist Orange Technical Officer Orange Manager, Surveillance & Epidemiology Orange Aquatic Weeds Officer Orange Spatial Support Analyst Orange Manager LIMS Orange Director, Biosecurity Enhancement & Information Systems

Orange

Director Plant Biosecurity Orange Clerk, General Scale Orange Research Officer, Spatial Systems Orange BioSIRT Support Officer Orange BioSIRT Manager Orange Spatial Info Systems Officer Orange Manager General Emergencies Orange Senior Geospatial Officer Orange Director, Animal Biosecurity Orange Research Leader Animal Biosecurity Orange Manager, Field Vet Services Orange Leader Animal Biosec. Orange Research Horticulturist Ourimbah Technical Officer Ourimbah Supervising Regulatory Officer - Pearce's Creek Manager, Aquatic Biosecurity Pt Stephens Biological Control Officer Tamworth Research Entomologist Tamworth Regulatory Officer Tamworth Plant Pathologist Tamworth Technical Manager Tamworth LIMS Project Officer Wagga Regional Veterinary Officer Wagga Management Information Officer Wagga Technical Assistant Wagga Regulatory Officer Wagga Technical Officer Wollongbar Technical Officer Wollongbar Technical Officer Wollongbar Technical Officer Wollongbar Clerk General Scale - Cattle Tick Program Wollongbar Chemist - Residues Wollongbar Chemist - Residues Wollongbar Technical Assistant - Residues Wollongbar Technical Assistant Yanco Director, Biosecurity Research Menangle Principal Research Scientist Menangle TL Food Safety & Diagnostics Menangle Invasive Species Officer Goulburn Technical Officer Grafton Res. Leader Scientific Collections Vice Orange Leader, Animal Welfare Standards Orange Director, Invasive Species Orange Manager Vertebrate Pests Orange

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Research Leader Entomology Ourimbah Aquatic Weeds Officer Pennant Hill Coordinator Hawkesbury Aquatic Weeds Pennant Hills Research Horticulturist Wagga Leader Residue Management Wollongbar

(5. and 6.) The range of biosecurity functions and staff will be redistributed across six new branches with an emphasis on enhancing technical expertise and developing synergies between expert groups; delivering efficient client services and operations; better integration of compliance and business activities; and improving the transparency and accountability of Biosecurity NSW. Implementation strategies, along with business continuity strategies, are being prepared in consultation with staff with sufficient flexibility to accommodate change as required.(7.) Refer answers to 2, 4, 5 and 6.

*2510 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—RESTRUCTURE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—Mr Whan asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1)(a) Prior to announcing the recent restructure of the Department of Primary Industries did the

Minister for Primary Industries or the Department of Primary Industries undertake a Rural Communities Impact Assessment?

(b) If so, why hasn't that statement been publicly released?

(2) As at 30 June 2012, how many extension staff were employed by the Department of Primary Industries?

(3) On what date will the department extension staff have their employment transferred to Catchment Management Authorities (CMAs)?

(4) Will extension staff continue to be employed by the Department of Primary Industries after they transfer to CMAs?

(5)(a) Will current permanent department staff continue to be permanent employees when they

transfer to CMAs?(b) If not, what type of contracts will former department extension staff be on with CMAs?

(6)(a) Will the department be providing full funding to CMAs for the permanent employment of

transferred extension staff including funding for all accrued entitlements?(b) Will this funding be continued permanently?

Answer— (1) The Government's decision to make changes to the Department of Primary Industries has taken into

account a range of things including: impacts to regional communities; changes to primary industries advisory services both in terms of needs and delivery; the limitations of the existing government extension services model created in 1940; feedback from stakeholders; and the opportunity to improve service delivery efficiency through organisational reform and integration.

(2) (and 3.) It is not possible with precision to define positions against an exacting definition of "extension". There are a range of positions in the Department of Primary Industries, including science, advisory and general, that include extension functions. As part of the changes DPI will have about 50 Industry Development Officers to ensure extension packages are relevant for on-farm use. There will initially be about 50 Advisory Officers positions who will specialise in areas including crops, pastures, livestock, grazing and irrigation. These positions will be transferred to Local Land Services upon its establishment. Discussions are ongoing with staff and the unions on the process for filling the positions in interim structures which should be concluded by 30 June 2013.(4.) They will be employees of DPI up until the formation of LLS on 1 January 2014. (5.) Yes they will have the same rights and conditions as current CMA employees have. (6.) Yes. The situation in relation to future funding arrangements is the same as for all government


departments and will be subject to the normal budget processes.

*2511 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITIES—Mr Whan asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

Regarding the recent announcement of 110 job losses from Catchment Management Authorities by the Minister for Primary Industries:(1) What is the time frame for these positions being deleted? (2) Please provide a breakdown of the positions to be deleted based on the number of positions to be

deleted by Catchment Management Authorities and position descriptions. (3) With regard to the decision to transfer the Department of Primary Industries extension staff to

Catchment Management Authorities prior to finalising the new structure, what assessment has been undertaken of the administrative requirements within Catchment Management Authorities for this process?

Answer— (1) (to 3.) The department is currently working through new Catchment Management Authority

structures in consultation with staff and unions.

*2512 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—ASSOCIATION OF MINING RELATED COUNCILS—Mr Whan asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) How many times has the Deputy Premier met with the Association of Mining Related Councils since being appointed Deputy Premier?

(2)(a) How many letters has the Deputy Premier received from the Association in the same period? (b) What dates did the Deputy Premier receive letters? (c) What dates did the Deputy Premier reply?

Answer— (1) (and 2.) Representatives of my office and I have met with the Association of Mining Related

Councils and responded to correspondence on several occasions since my appointment as Deputy Premier.

*2513 POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—UPDATE ON TASER SHOCKWAVE AND SHOTGUN—Mr Shoebridge asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

(1) Has the Minister for Police and Emergency Services or any senior NSW Police Force employees attended demonstrations of the workings of a Taser Shockwave or a Taser Shotgun or other similar Taser devices, apart from the Taser X26, in 2012?

(2) Have any NSW Police Force officers been trained in the use of Taser Shockwave or a Taser Shotgun or other similar Taser devices, apart from the Taser X26, in 2012?

(3) Is the NSW Police Force in any negotiations to trial the Taser Shockwave or a Taser Shotgun or other similar Taser devices, apart from the Taser X26, in New South Wales?

Answer— With respect to my position as Minister, I have not attended a demonstration of either of these two devices.The NSW Police Force has advised me :(1) to (3) No.

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*2514 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—LITIGATION AGAINST FORESTS NSW—Mr Shoebridge asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1) What is the status of legal action taken against Forests NSW by Allen Taylor & Company and Duncan Holdings initiated in the Supreme Court of NSW in September 2010?

(2) What findings have been made in the case? (3) What damages have been awarded in the case? (4) Has there been a settlement of the case? (5) What money, including by way of costs, has been paid or is liable to be paid by the State of New

South Wales to the plaintiffs as a result of these proceedings or settlement?

Answer— (1) (to 5.) The dispute was arbitrated under the Commercial Arbitration Act 2010. That Act provides that

the outcome of the proceedings may not be disclosed without the consent of the parties or the direction of the arbitrator.

*2515 POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—POLICE CAR PURSUITS—Mr Shoebridge asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

(1) How many police car pursuits were undertaken for the period 1 January 2012 to date? (2) How many fatalities have occurred as a result of police car pursuits for the period 1 January 2012 to

date? (3) In each of the cases from 1 January 2012 to date, how many fatalities were:

(a) Police? (b) Drivers of vehicles being pursued? (c) Passengers of vehicles being pursued? (d) Bystanders including third party motorists?

(4) How many injuries have occurred as a result of police car pursuits for the period 1 January 2012 to date?

(5) In each of the cases from 1 January 2012 to date, how many injuries were: (a) Police? (b) Drivers of vehicles being pursued? (c) Passengers of vehicles being pursued? (d) Bystanders including third party motorists?

(6) What were the offences of persons pursued by police during the period 1 January 2012 to date? (7) What was the total cost of police pursuits for the period 1 January 2012 to date? (8) What was the total compensation paid to victims or others as a result of police car pursuit for the

period 1 January 2012 to date? (9) What is the dollar amount of damage caused to police property as a result of police car pursuits for

the period 1 January 2012 to date?

Answer— The NSW Police Force has advised me :(1) 1,622. (NB: all figures are given as at 28 November 2012)(2) Four.(3)

(a) Nil.(b) Three.(c) One.(d) Nil.


(4) 44.(5)

(a) Seven.(b) to (c) 34. (Separate totals for drivers and passengers are unable to be provided.)

(d) Seven.

(6) Traffic: 985; Criminal: 143; Stolen Vehicle: 248; Not Stop RBT: 263; Other⁄Unknown: 0. A pursuit may have more than one field or offence flagged.

(7) to (9) The NSW Police Force is unable to supply this data.

*2516 POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—POLICE USE OF FIREARMS STATISTICS—Mr Shoebridge asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

(1) How many instances of firearm usage by the NSW Police Force were recorded during the period 1 July 2011 to date?

(2)(a) How many civil claims have been lodged against the NSW Police Force or the State of New

South Wales involving the police use of firearms for the period 1 July 2011 to date? (b) Of these claims, how many were successful?

(3) What was the cost to the NSW Police Force of defending these claims during the period 1 July 2011 to date?

(4) How much has been paid to successful claimants for the period 1 July 2011 to date?

Answer— The NSW Police Force has advised me :(1) 1,577 (from 1 July 2011 to 27 November 2012). It should be noted that only nine of these incidents

were confirmed to involve police firing at offenders. Previous investigations have shown that almost all police firearm discharges involve the putting down of injured animals.

(2)(a) 12.(b) Nil to date.

(3) Approximately $78,000.(4) Nil to date.

*2517 POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—TASER USAGE—Mr Shoebridge asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

(1) How many instances of a Taser being drawn were recorded for the period 1 January 2012 to date? (2) How many instances of a Taser being discharged were recorded for the period 1 January 2012 to

date? (3) In the instances of a Taser being discharged, how many shots were fired on each occasion for the

period 1 January 2012 to date? (4) How many discharges have been identified as being improper uses for the period 1 January 2012 to

date? (5) How many of the discharges have a complete camera or audio recording of the incident from the

camera attached to the Taser available for the period 1 January 2012 to date? (6) What was the reason for instances when a complete camera recording was not available for the

period 1 January 2012 to date? (7)

(a) How many civil claims have been lodged against the police relating to Taser use for the period 1 January 2012 to date?

(b) Of these claims how many were successful?

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(c) What was the cost of defending these claims? (d) How much was paid to successful claimants for the period 1 January 2012 to date?

Answer— The NSW Police Force has advised me:(1) 786 as at 30 November 2012.(2) 211 as at 30 November 2012.(3) The use of Tasers on any occasion is based on an assessment of the subject and the operational nature

of the incident, including the risk to the alleged offender, the public and officers. Police have strict Standard Operating Procedures on the use of Tasers by frontline officers as well as comprehensive training which are regularly reviewed and updated by the NSW Police Force. The NSW Police Force also has extensive oversight procedures for Taser usage.

(4) No complaints have been sustained relating to Taser use in 2012 as at 30 November 2012.(5) Tasercam is automatically activated on the model of Taser used by General Duties police and a

recording is available for the vast majority of occasions when a Taser is used.(6) On occasion, vision from the Tasercam placed in the handgrip of the device is inadvertently covered

or partially covered by the finger of the police officer deploying the Taser. There can also be a delay of several seconds before the Tasercam begins to record due to initial battery power being delivered to the Taser, and momentary interruptions to Tasercam recording may occur when the Taser is fired.

(7) Five civil claims have been lodged in 2012 as at 30 November 2012. All these claims are ongoing.

*2518 ATTORNEY GENERAL, JUSTICE—CORRECTIONAL FACILITY PRACTICES—Ms Fazio asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Attorney General, and Minister for Justice—

In respect to each correctional facility in New South Wales:(1) On how many days in the last 12 months were prisoners confined to their cells and given their

evening meal earlier than generally practiced, for instance at 3 pm?(2) How many hours of overtime were saved by these practices?(3) What is the total financial value of these cost cutting measures?

Answer— I am advised:Corrective Services NSW (CSNSW) does not record this detailed information on a centralised database. Meal times and inmate lock in times vary across correctional settings. The decision to restrict movement within a correctional centre is made on the basis of safety and security for both inmates and staff.The average annual out-of-cell time for inmates is published in the Annual Report.

*2519 ROADS AND PORTS—LAWN MOWING OF PROPERTY—Ms Fazio asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

In respect to the property owned by Roads and Maritime Services at 89 Liverpool Road Ashfield:(1) What is the frequency and costs of lawn mowing and grass cutting since 1 April 2012?(2) What is the annual estimate of these costs for the property?

Answer— (1) (and 2.) I refer to my answer to LC 1149.

*2520 ROADS AND PORTS—RED LIGHT SAFETY CAMERA—Ms Fazio asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

In respect to the red light safety camera at the corner of Sloane Street and Parramatta Road at Summer Hill, please advise:(1) On what date did the red light camera change to also being a safety camera?


(2) What is the total number of infringements detected?(3) What is the total value of fines issued since this change took place?(4)

(a) In the 12 months before this date, on how many days was the red light camera activated?(b) How many infringements were detected?(c) What was the total value of fines issued?(d) How many accidents occured at the intersection during this time?

Answer— I am advised:(1) The red light speed camera became operational on 27 June 2011.(2) (and 3.) This information is publicly available on the Office of State Revenue website.

(4.) Prior to 27 June 2011, the red light camera located at Parramatta Road and Sloane Street, Haberfield, was administered by the NSW Police Force. Roads and Maritime Services holds no data on this camera for the 12 months prior to 27 June 2011.

*2521 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—NSW EXPORT AND INVESTMENT ADVISORY BOARD—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What are the dates and venues for all meetings conducted by the NSW Export and Investment Advisory Board in the 2012 calender year?

Answer— (1) The dates and venues for all meetings conducted by the NSW Export and Investment Advisory

Board in the 2012 calendar year are as follows:

*2522 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—INNOVATION AND PRODUCTIVITY COUNCIL—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What are the dates and venues for all meetings conducted by the Innovation and Productivity Council in the 2012 calender year?

Answer— (1) The dates and venues for all meetings conducted by the Innovation and Productivity Council in the

2012 calendar year are as follows:

*2523 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COUNCIL—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What are the dates and venues for all meetings conducted by the Regional Development Advisory Council in the 2012 calender year?

Answer— (1) The dates and venues for all meetings conducted by the Regional Development Advisory Council in

the 2012 calendar year are as follows:

*2524 PREMIER—CRONULLA FISHERIES RESEARCH CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE—Revd Mr Nile asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Premier, and Minister for Western Sydney—

(1) Further to the Question without Notice on 25 October 2012 regarding the Cronulla Fisheries Research Centre of Excellence, is the Government aware that the centre continues to be dismantled despite the findings of the Select Committee report entitled "Closure of the Cronulla Fisheries Research Centre of Excellence"?

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(2) Will the Government act to suspend the demolition process until it has provided a response to the Select Committee's report?

(3) What plans does the Government have for the future of the Cronulla Fisheries Research Centre of Excellence?

Answer— I am advised:The NSW Government's response to each of the recommendations of the Select Committee on the Cronulla Fisheries Research Centre was publicly released on Friday 14 December 2012.


*2525 TRANSPORT—MOUNT VICTORIA RAILWAY STATION 2010-11 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2010-11 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Mount Victoria railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:

(a) Adult?(b) Concession?(c) Adult Weekly?(d) Concession Weekly?(e) Adult Monthly?(f) Concession Monthly?(g) Adult Quarterly?(h) Concessions Quarterly?(i) Adult Yearly?(j) Concession Yearly?

(2) MyTrain1, 0-10 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?

(3) MyTrain2, 10-20 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?


(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?

(4) MyTrain 3, 20-35 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?


(6) MyTrain 5, over 65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?

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(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?

(7) $2.50 Pensioner Excursion Ticket?(8) $2.50 Regional Excursion Daily, red?

Answer— I am advised:(1) (to 8.) Information on rail patronage data is available on the Bureau of Transport Statistics website at

www.bts.nsw.gov.au

*2526 TRANSPORT—MOUNT VICTORIA RAILWAY STATION 2011-12 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2011-12 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Mount Victoria railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:


(2) MyTrain1, 0-10 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?


(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?



(5) MyTrain 4, 35-65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?

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(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?

(6) MyTrain 5, over 65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?



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*2527 TRANSPORT—BLACKHEATH RAILWAY STATION 2010-11 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2010-11 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Blackheath railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:


(2) MyTrain1, 0-10 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?


(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?



(5) MyTrain 4, 35-65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?

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*2528 TRANSPORT—BLACKHEATH RAILWAY STATION 2011-12 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2011-12 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Blackheath railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:

(a) Adult?(b) Concession?(c) Adult Weekly?(d) Concession Weekly?(e) Adult Monthly?(f) Concession Monthly?(g) Adult Quarterly?(h) Concessions Quarterly?


(i) Adult Yearly?(j) Concession Yearly?



(4) MyTrain 3, 20-35 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?

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*2529 TRANSPORT—MEDLOW BATH RAILWAY STATION 2010-11 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2010-11 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Medlow Bath railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:





(4) MyTrain 3, 20-35 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?

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(1) (to 8.) Information on rail patronage data is available on the Bureau of Transport Statistics website at www.bts.nsw.gov.au

*2530 TRANSPORT—MEDLOW BATH RAILWAY STATION 2011-12 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2011-12 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Medlow Bath railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:



(3) MyTrain2, 10-20 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?

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(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?



(6) MyTrain 5, over 65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?




Answer— I am advised: (1) (to 8.) Information on rail patronage data is available on the Bureau of Transport Statistics website at

www.bts.nsw.gov.au

*2531 TRANSPORT—KATOOMBA RAILWAY STATION 2010-11 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2010-11 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Katoomba railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:



(3) MyTrain2, 10-20 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?

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(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?



(6) MyTrain 5, over 65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?





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*2532 TRANSPORT—KATOOMBA RAILWAY STATION 2011-12 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2011-12 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Katoomba railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:


(2) MyTrain1, 0-10 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?

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(p) Concession Yearly?



(5) MyTrain 4, 35-65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?






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*2533 TRANSPORT—LEURA RAILWAY STATION 2010-11 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2010-11 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Leura railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:


(2) MyTrain1, 0-10 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?

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(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?



(5) MyTrain 4, 35-65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?






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*2534 TRANSPORT—LEURA RAILWAY STATION 2011-12 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2011-12 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Leura railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:


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(4) MyTrain 3, 20-35 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?







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*2535 TRANSPORT—WENTWORTH FALLS RAILWAY STATION 2010-11 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2010-11 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Wentworth Falls railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:

(a) Adult?(b) Concession?

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(c) Adult Weekly?(d) Concession Weekly?(e) Adult Monthly?(f) Concession Monthly?(g) Adult Quarterly?(h) Concessions Quarterly?(i) Adult Yearly?(j) Concession Yearly?



(4) MyTrain 3, 20-35 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?







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*2536 TRANSPORT—WENTWORTH FALLS RAILWAY STATION 2011-12 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2011-12 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Wentworth Falls railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:




(4) MyTrain 3, 20-35 kms:


(a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?



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*2537 TRANSPORT—BULLABURRA RAILWAY STATION 2010-11 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2010-11 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Bullaburra railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:



(3) MyTrain2, 10-20 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?


(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?



(6) MyTrain 5, over 65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?

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(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?



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*2538 TRANSPORT—BULLABURRA RAILWAY STATION 2011-12 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2011-12 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Bullaburra railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:



(3) MyTrain2, 10-20 kms: (a) Adult Single?


(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?



(6) MyTrain 5, over 65 kms:

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*2539 TRANSPORT—LAWSON RAILWAY STATION 2010-11 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2010-11 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Lawson railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:


(2) MyTrain1, 0-10 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?


(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?



(5) MyTrain 4, 35-65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?

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(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?




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*2540 TRANSPORT—LAWSON RAILWAY STATION 2011-12 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2011-12 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Lawson railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:


(2) MyTrain1, 0-10 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?


(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?



(5) MyTrain 4, 35-65 kms: (a) Adult Single?

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(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?




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*2541 TRANSPORT—HAZELBROOK RAILWAY STATION 2010-11 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2010-11 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Hazelbrook railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:

(a) Adult?(b) Concession?(c) Adult Weekly?(d) Concession Weekly?(e) Adult Monthly?


(f) Concession Monthly?(g) Adult Quarterly?(h) Concessions Quarterly?(i) Adult Yearly?(j) Concession Yearly?



(4) MyTrain 3, 20-35 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?

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(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?





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*2542 TRANSPORT—HAZELBROOK RAILWAY STATION 2011-12 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—


In the 2011-12 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Hazelbrook railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:




(4) MyTrain 3, 20-35 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?

2865


(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?






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*2543 TRANSPORT—WOODFORD RAILWAY STATION 2010-11 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2010-11 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Woodford railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:



(3) MyTrain2, 10-20 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?

2867





(6) MyTrain 5, over 65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?


(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?



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*2544 TRANSPORT—WOODFORD RAILWAY STATION 2011-12 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2011-12 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Woodford railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:



(3) MyTrain2, 10-20 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?

2869





(6) MyTrain 5, over 65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?


(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?(p) Concession Yearly?



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*2545 TRANSPORT—LINDEN RAILWAY STATION 2010-11 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2010-11 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Linden railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:


(2) MyTrain1, 0-10 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?

2871





(5) MyTrain 4, 35-65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?






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*2546 TRANSPORT—LINDEN RAILWAY STATION 2011-12 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2011-12 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Linden railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:


(2) MyTrain1, 0-10 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?

2873





(5) MyTrain 4, 35-65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?






www.bts.nsw.gov.au

*2547 TRANSPORT—FAULCONBRIDGE RAILWAY STATION 2010-11 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2010-11 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Faulconbridge railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:

(a) Adult?(b) Concession?(c) Adult Weekly?(d) Concession Weekly?(e) Adult Monthly?(f) Concession Monthly?(g) Adult Quarterly?(h) Concessions Quarterly?

2875


(i) Adult Yearly?(j) Concession Yearly?



(4) MyTrain 3, 20-35 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?







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*2548 TRANSPORT—FAULCONBRIDGE RAILWAY STATION 2011-12 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2011-12 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Faulconbridge railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:

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(4) MyTrain 3, 20-35 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?







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(1) (to 8.) Information on rail patronage data is available on the Bureau of Transport Statistics website at www.bts.nsw.gov.au

*2550 TRANSPORT—SPRINGWOOD RAILWAY STATION 2011-12 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2011-12 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Springwood railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:



(3) MyTrain2, 10-20 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?





(6) MyTrain 5, over 65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?

2881





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*2551 TRANSPORT—VALLEY HEIGHTS RAILWAY STATION 2010-11 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2010-11 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Valley Heights railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:



(3) MyTrain2, 10-20 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?





(6) MyTrain 5, over 65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?

2883





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*2552 TRANSPORT—VALLEY HEIGHTS RAILWAY STATION 2011-12 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2011-12 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Valley Heights railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:


(2) MyTrain1, 0-10 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?





(5) MyTrain 4, 35-65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?

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*2553 TRANSPORT—WARRIMOO RAILWAY STATION 2010-11 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2010-11 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Warrimoo railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:


(2) MyTrain1, 0-10 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?





(5) MyTrain 4, 35-65 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?

2887






www.bts.nsw.gov.au

*2554 TRANSPORT—WARRIMOO RAILWAY STATION 2011-12 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2011-12 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Warrimoo railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:





(4) MyTrain 3, 20-35 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?(h) Concession Weekly?(i) Adult 14-day?(j) Concession 14-day?(k) Adult Monthly?(l) Concession Monthly?(m) Adult Quarterly?(n) Concession Quarterly?(o) Adult Yearly?

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www.bts.nsw.gov.au

*2555 TRANSPORT—BLAXLAND RAILWAY STATION 2010-11 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2010-11 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Blaxland railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:

(a) Adult?(b) Concession?


(c) Adult Weekly?(d) Concession Weekly?(e) Adult Monthly?(f) Concession Monthly?(g) Adult Quarterly?(h) Concessions Quarterly?(i) Adult Yearly?(j) Concession Yearly?



(4) MyTrain 3, 20-35 kms: (a) Adult Single?(b) Concession Single?(c) Adult off-peak Return?(d) Child off-peak Return?(e) Adult Return?(f) Child Concession?(g) Adult Weekly?

2891







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*2556 TRANSPORT—BLAXLAND RAILWAY STATION 2011-12 FINANCIAL YEAR—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In the 2011-12 financial year, what is the number of tickets sold at Blaxland railway station in each of the following categories:(1) My Multi 3:




(4) MyTrain 3, 20-35 kms:

2893




www.bts.nsw.gov.au

*2557 ROADS AND PORTS—GREATER WESTERN HIGHWAY UPGRADE—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

(1) As at 25 March 2011, what was the planned completion date for the works for the section from Ridge Street, Lawson to Genevieve Road, Bullaburra?

Answer— I am advised:(1) As at March 2011, the planned completion date for the Great Western Highway upgrade at

Bullaburra, from Ridge Street Lawson to Genevieve Road, had not been determined. The project was in the planning phase at this date.

*2558 ROADS AND PORTS—GREATER WESTERN HIGHWAY UPGRADE BULLABURRA—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

(1) What were the factors and the process for determining the need to replace the planned signalised crossing with pedestrian crossing facility at Greater Western Highway and Cooranga Street, Bullaburra with a pedestrian bridge with ramps and stairs?

(2) When will the review of environmental factors for the Bullaburra pedestrian bridge be put on display for public information?

(3) What is the timetable for awarding the contract for the construction of the Bullaburra pedestrian bridge?

Answer— I am advised:(1) Information on the process and determining factors is available at

http:⁄⁄www.rta.nsw.gov.au⁄roadprojects.(2) The supplementary Review of Environmental Factors for the pedestrian bridge is being prepared and

will be released in early 2013.(3) In December 2012 Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) engaged Seymour Whyte Constructions Pty

Ltd to upgrade the 1.6km of the Great Western Highway between west of Ridge Street, Lawson and 400m west of Genevieve Road, Bullaburra.

*2559 FINANCE AND SERVICES—WINMALEE WASTEWATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT PROJECT—Ms Westwood asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

(1) In relation to the Winmalee Wastewater System Improvement Project, what are the variations between option three that stakeholders were consulted on and the modified option three that was announced by Sydney Water on 20 November 2012 at the community working group meeting?

(2) What is the timeline for the design, works and construction for completion of the project?

Answer— (1) The preferred option will allow for flows to be transported to Winmalee WWTP without the need for

an additional Emergency Relief Structure. Design and construction costs are also a variation. (2) In the next few months, Sydney Water will refine and finalise the engineering designs for the

preferred option. An environmental impact assessment will then be carried out. The Review of Environmental Factors (REF) will be publicly displayed around early 2013. Construction will commence once this is complete.

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*2560 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—CODE OF CONDUCT COMPLAINT—Mr Shoebridge asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

(1) Has the Minister for Local Government's office received a code of conduct complaint lodged with the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure by the Kyogle Council Mayor in relation to the Joint Regional Planning Panel that is considering DA 2011⁄34 for a quarry development at Cedar Point?

(2) What action has been taken in response to the code of conduct complaint lodged with the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure in relation to the Joint Regional Planning Panel that is considering DA 2011⁄34 for a quarry development at Cedar Point?

Answer— I provide the following details in response to your questions:I am advised:(1) My Office is not aware of any such complaint having been received.(2) My Office has no knowledge of any action taken in response to such a complaint.

*2561 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—CODE OF CONDUCT COMPLAINT—Mr Shoebridge asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

(1) Has the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure's office received a code of conduct complaint lodged with the Minister by the Kyogle Council Mayor in relation to the Joint Regional Planning Panel that is considering DA 2011⁄34 for a quarry development at Cedar Point?

(2) What action has been taken in response to the code of conduct complaint lodged with the Minister in relation to the Joint Regional Planning Panel that is considering DA 2011⁄34 for a quarry development at Cedar Point?

Answer— (1) Yes.(2) In response to this complaint I met with the Mayor and General Manager of Kyogle Council on 26

July 2012.On 25 September 2012, section 4.13 of the regional panel operational procedures were amended, to require any material submitted to the regional panel to consider in their determination, be made publically available and provided to council. The matter has been fully investigated

*2562 FINANCE AND SERVICES—PAYROLL TAX REBATE SCHEME, JOBS ACTION PLAN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

(1) What is the current number of employees who have been employed with assistance under the Payroll Tax Rebate Scheme, Jobs Action Plan, in the following categories: (a) Metropolitan? (b) Non-Metropolitan?

Answer— As at 29 November 2012, 581 businesses have received their first payment under the Jobs Action Plan for 2,129 newly created positions. Of these, 1,767 positions were created in metropolitan Sydney and 362 positions were created in regional NSW.

*2563 FINANCE AND SERVICES—PAYROLL TAX REBATE SCHEME, JOBS ACTION PLAN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

(1) What is the current number of employers receiving assistance under the Payroll Tax Rebate Scheme, Jobs Action Plan, in the following categories: (a) Metropolitan?(b) Non-Metropolitan?


Answer— As at 29 November 2012, 459 businesses from metropolitan Sydney and 122 businesses from regional NSW have received their first payment under the Jobs Action Plan scheme.

*2564 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—NSW EXPORT AND INVESTMENT ADVISORY BOARD - MEALS—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What is the cost of all meals provided to members of the NSW Export and Investment Advisory Board in 2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the board?

Answer— (1) The cost of all meals provided to members of the NSW Export and Investment Advisory Board in

2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the board was $870.90.

*2565 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—INNOVATION AND PRODUCTIVITY COUNCIL - MEALS—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What is the cost of all meals provided to members of the Innovation and Productivity Council in 2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the council?

Answer— (1) The cost of all meals provided to members of the Innovation and Productivity Council in 2012, while

fulfilling their responsibilities to the council was $1,527.50.

*2566 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COUNCIL - MEALS—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What is the cost of all meals provided to members of the Regional Development Advisory Council in 2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the council?

Answer— (1) The cost of all meals provided to members of the Regional Development Advisory Council in 2012,

while fulfilling their responsibilities to the council was $2,804.45.

*2567 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—NSW MULTICULTURAL BUSINESS ADVISORY PANEL - MEALS—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What is the cost of all meals provided to members of the NSW Multicultural Business Advisory Panel in 2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the panel?

Answer— (1) The cost of all meals provided to members of the NSW Multicultural Business Advisory Panel in

2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the panel was $862.60.

*2568 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—NSW MULTICULTURAL BUSINESS ADVISORY PANEL - TRAVEL—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What is the cost of all travel undertaken by members of the NSW Multicultural Business Advisory Panel in 2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the panel?

Answer— (1) The cost of all travel undertaken by members of the NSW Multicultural Business Advisory Panel in

2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the panel was $8.40.

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*2569 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—INNOVATION AND PRODUCTIVITY COUNCIL - TRAVEL—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What is the cost of all travel undertaken by members of the Innovation and Productivity Council in 2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the council?

Answer— (1) The cost of all travel undertaken by members of the Innovation and Productivity Council in 2012,

while fulfilling their responsibilities to the council was $2137.34.

*2570 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COUNCIL - TRAVEL—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What is the cost of all travel undertaken by members of the Regional Development Advisory Council in 2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the council?

Answer— (1) The cost of all travel undertaken by members of the Regional Development Advisory Council in

2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the council was $7,056.13.

*2571 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—NSW EXPORT AND INVESTMENT ADVISORY BOARD - TRAVEL—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What is the cost of all travel undertaken by members of the NSW Export and Investment Advisory Board in 2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the board?

Answer— (1) The cost of all travel undertaken by members of the NSW Export and Investment Advisory Board in

2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the board was $0.

*2572 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—NSW EXPORT AND INVESTMENT ADVISORY BOARD - ACCOMMODATION—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What is the cost of any accommodation provided to members of the NSW Export and Investment Advisory Board in 2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the board?

Answer— (1) The cost of any accommodation provided to members of the NSW Export and Investment Advisory

Board in 2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the board was $0.

*2573 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—INNOVATION AND PRODUCTIVITY COUNCIL - ACCOMMODATION—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What is the cost of any accommodation provided to members of the Innovation and Productivity Council in 2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the council?

Answer— The cost of any accommodation provided to members of the Innovation and Productivity Council in 2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the council Accommodation was $0.

*2574 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COUNCIL - ACCOMMODATION—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What is the cost of any accommodation provided to members of the Regional Development Advisory


Council in 2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the council?

Answer— (1) The cost of any accommodation provided to members of the Regional Development Advisory

Council in 2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the council was $2,652.97.

*2575 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—NSW MULTICULTURAL BUSINESS ADVISORY PANEL - ACCOMMODATION—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What is the cost of any accommodation provided to members of the NSW Multicultural Business Advisory Panel in 2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the panel?

Answer— (1) The cost of any accommodation provided to members of the NSW Multicultural Business Advisory

Panel in 2012, while fulfilling their responsibilities to the panel was $0.

*2576 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—NSW MULTICULTURAL BUSINESS ADVISORY PANEL - TRAINING—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What training was provided to members of the NSW Multicultural Business Advisory Panel in 2012 that assisted them in fulfilling their responsibilities as a panel member?

(2) What was the cost of this training?

Answer— (1) Induction material was provided to each new member on appointment.(2) $0.

*2577 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—INNOVATION AND PRODUCTIVITY COUNCIL - TRAINING—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What training was provided to members of the Innovation and Productivity Council in 2012 that assisted them in fulfilling their responsibilities as a council member?



*2578 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COUNCIL - TRAINING—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What training was provided to members of the Regional Development Advisory Council in 2012 that assisted them in fulfilling their responsibilities as an advisory council member?



*2579 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—NSW EXPORT AND INVESTMENT ADVISORY BOARD - TRAINING—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What training was provided to members of the NSW Export and Investment Advisory Board in 2012

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that assisted them in fulfilling their responsibilities as a board member?(2) What was the cost of this training?

Answer— (1) Induction material was provided to each new member on appointment. ((2) $0.

*2580 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING, ARTS—ART GALLERY NSW'S ARCHIBALD ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $112,332 was spent on Art Gallery NSW's Archibald advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of

interest or other?(3)

(a) Were any other agencies considered for the work?(b) If so, which agencies?

Answer— The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2581 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING, ARTS—ART GALLERY NSW'S BRAND ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $191,858 was spent on Art Gallery NSW's Brand advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2582 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING, ARTS—ART GALLERY NSW'S MAD SQUARE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012


advises $50,303 was spent on Art Gallery NSW's Mad Square advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2583 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING, ARTS—ART GALLERY NSW'S OPEN WEEKEND ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $55,000 was spent on Art Gallery NSW's Open Weekend advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2584 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING, ARTS—ART GALLERY NSW'S PICASSO EXHIBITION ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $396,322 was spent on Art Gallery NSW's Picasso Exhibition advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements

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for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2585 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING, ARTS—AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM'S BIRDS OF PARADISE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $10,003 was spent on Australian Museum's Birds of Paradise advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2586 PREMIER—BARANGAROO DELIVERY AUTHORITY EVENT ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Premier, and Minister for Western Sydney—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $17,018 was spent on Barangaroo Delivery Authority's New Year's Eve 2011-12 Event advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— I am advised: Response to counter terrorism issuesThe NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2587 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—CANCER INSTITUTE NSW'S ANTI TOBACCO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $342,000 was spent on Cancer Institute NSW's Anti Tobacco advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?


(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of interest or other?

(3)(a) Were any other agencies considered for the work?(b) If so, which agencies?

Answer— I am advised by the Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research:The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2588 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—CANCER INSTITUTE NSW'S BEST INTENTIONS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $51,774 was spent on Cancer Institute NSW's Best Intentions advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2589 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—CANCER INSTITUTE NSW'S BREAST SCREENING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $17,813 was spent on Cancer Institute NSW's Breast Screening advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— I am advised by the Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research:The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements

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*2590 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—CANCER INSTITUTE NSW'S BRONCHOSCOPY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $907,663 was spent on Cancer Institute NSW's Bronchoscopy advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2591 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—CANCER INSTITUTE NSW'S CLICK TO QUIT ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $42,084 was spent on Cancer Institute NSW's Click To Quit advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2592 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—CANCER INSTITUTE NSW'S DARKER SIDE OF TANNING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $1,133,521 was spent on Cancer Institute NSW's Darker Side of Tanning advertising campaign:


(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2593 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—CANCER INSTITUTE NSW'S EMPHYSEMA ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $1,147,710 was spent on Cancer Institute NSW's Emphysema advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2594 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—CANCER INSTITUTE NSW'S I CAN QUIT ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $1,680,104 was spent on Cancer Institute NSW's I Can Quit advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— I am advised by the Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research:

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The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2595 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—CANCER INSTITUTE NSW'S PEACE OF MIND ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $609,890 was spent on Cancer Institute NSW's Peace of Mind advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2596 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—CANCER INSTITUTE NSW'S COST OF CHRISTMAS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $45,508 was spent on Cancer Institute NSW's Cost of Christmas advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2597 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—CANCER INSTITUTE NSW'S SPONGE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—


The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $897,521 was spent on Cancer Institute NSW's Sponge advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2598 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—CANCER INSTITUTE NSW'S WES BONNY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $947,443 was spent on Cancer Institute NSW's Wes Bonny advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2599 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—CANCER INSTITUTE NSW'S WHAT'S WORSE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $1,722,870 was spent on Cancer Institute NSW's What's Worse advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer—

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I am advised by the Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research:The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2600 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—CANCER INSTITUTE NSW'S WORLD NO TOBACCO DAY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $419,209 was spent on Cancer Institute NSW's World No Tobacco Day advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2601 ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS, CITIZENSHIP AND COMMUNITIES—COMMUNITIES NSW'S A NIGHT WITHOUT A FIGHT ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Citizenship and Communities, and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $9,009 was spent on Communities NSW's A Night Without A Fight advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2602 FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES—NSW WOMEN OF THE YEAR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Family and Community Services, and Minister for Women—


The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $5,683 was spent on Department of Family and Community Services's NSW Women of the Year advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— The Department of Family and Community Services did not procure the services of an advertising agency.

*2603 ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS, CITIZENSHIP AND COMMUNITIES—COMMUNITIES NSW'S HASSLE FREE NIGHTS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Citizenship and Communities, and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $5,878 was spent on Communities NSW's Hassle Free Nights advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2604 HUNTER, POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—FIRE AND RESCUE NSW'S WINTER FIRE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $24,794 was spent on Fire and Rescue NSW's Winter Fire advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




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*2605 FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES—POSITIVE PARENTING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Family and Community Services, and Minister for Women—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $75,814 was spent on Department of Community Services's Positive Parenting advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— Family and Community Services followed due process in selecting an advertising agency for the Positive Parenting advertising campaign.As per the NSW Government Advertising pitch process guidelines, four advertising agencies were invited via a brief to submit a proposal. These agencies all agreed to pitch. Each agency was provided with a fixed budget for the work.A panel (comprising of representatives from two branches across Community Services) ranked each agency based on a set of criteria. Each panel member agreed that the same single advertising agency was the best fit for the development of the positive parenting campaign.

*2606 HUNTER, POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—FIRE AND RESCUE NSW'S WINTER HOME FIRE SAFETY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $164,762 was spent on Fire and Rescue NSW's Winter Home Fire Safety advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2607 EDUCATION—TAFE NSW SYDNEY INSTITUTE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $39,050 was spent on TAFE NSW Sydney Institute's advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of


(a) Were any other agencies considered for the work?


(b) If so, which agencies?

Answer— (1) (to 3.) The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and

content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at: http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2608 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—HOME POWER SAVINGS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $382,893 was spent on Office of Environment and Heritage's Home Power Savings advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— I am advised as follows:The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines

*2609 RESOURCES AND ENERGY—NSW MINE SAFETY ADVISORY COUNCIL'S HEALTH & SAFETY GRANTS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Resources and Energy, Special Minister of State, and Minister for the Central Coast—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $23,205 was spent on NSW Mine Safety Advisory Council's Health and Safety Grants advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns.This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook available online at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

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*2610 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—CYCLING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $42,200 was spent on Office of Environment and Heritage's Cycling advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2611 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—FOREST ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $41,301 was spent on Office of Environment and Heritage's Forest advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2612 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—NATIONAL PARKS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $6,767 was spent on Office of Environment and Heritage's National Parks advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2613 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—TOURISM AWARD ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $3,450 was spent on Office of Environment and Heritage's Tourism Award advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2614 TREASURER—WARATAH BONDS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Treasurer, and Minister for Industrial Relations—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $456,055 was spent on NSW Treasury Corporation's Waratah Bonds advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— (1) (to 3.) All advertising bookings for the Waratah Bonds programme were managed through Mediacom

in accordance with government guidelines revised in 2010.All advertising costs are included in the operating budget of NSW Treasury Corporation (TCorp). TCorp is a non-Budget Sector Agency which seeks to cover all its operational expenditure from its own profits and cash flows. Since the Waratah Bonds programme was established, an additional $35 million has been raised to help address the infrastructure backlog across the State.

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*2615 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—WILD ABOUT WHALES ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $56,023 was spent on Office of Environment and Heritage's Wild About Whales advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2616 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—WILDERQUEST ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $12,249 was spent on Office of Environment and Heritage's Wilderquest advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2617 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—CLEAN THE AIR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $17,488 was spent on Office of Environment and Heritage's Clean the Air advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of






*2618 ATTORNEY GENERAL, JUSTICE—NSW TRUSTEE AND GUARDIAN'S CORE SERVICES ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Attorney General, and Minister for Justice—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $426,216 was spent on NSW Trustee and Guardian's Core Services advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— I am advised:The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2619 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—ENERGY EFFICIENCY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $211,564 was spent on Office of Environment and Heritage's Energy Efficiency advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




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*2620 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—LOVE FOOD HATE WASTE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $23,790 was spent on Office of Environment and Heritage's Love Food Hate Waste advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2621 TRANSPORT—PUBLIC TRANS TICKETING CORPORATION'S LIGHT RAIL ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $13,859 was spent on Public Trans Ticketing Corporation's Light Rail advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2622 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—SAVE POWER ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $34,782 was spent on Office of Environment and Heritage's Save Power advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of






*2623 TRANSPORT—RAILCORP'S CUSTOMER COURTESY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $4,701 was spent on RailCorp's Customer Courtesy advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2624 TRANSPORT—RAILCORP'S CITY SERVICES ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $27,286 was spent on RailCorp's City Services advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2625 TRANSPORT—RAILCORP'S FLORIADE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—


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advises $21,032 was spent on RailCorp's Floriade advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2626 TRANSPORT—RAILCORP'S GOLDEN WEST SHORT BREAKS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $39,785 was spent on RailCorp's Golden West Short Breaks advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2627 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—SUMMER EFFICIENCY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $92,624 was spent on Office of Environment and Heritage's Summer Efficiency advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— I am advised as follows:


The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines

*2628 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—INLAND NSW'S TOURISM'S COUNTRYLINK COUNTRY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $133,481 was spent on Inland NSW Tourism's CountryLink Country advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2629 TRANSPORT—RAILCORP'S HUNTER VALLEY SHORT BREAKS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $36,836 was spent on RailCorp's Hunter Valley Short Breaks advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— I am advised:The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns.This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2630 TRANSPORT—RAILCORP'S INTERNATIONAL MARKETING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $7,155 was spent on RailCorp's International Marketing advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?

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*2631 TRANSPORT—RAILCORP'S KIDS 1 FARE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $37,755 was spent on RailCorp's Kids 1 Fare advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2632 TRANSPORT—RAILCORP'S MAY FARE SPECIALS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $25,001 was spent on RailCorp's May Fare Specials advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2633 TRANSPORT—RAILCORP'S MELBOURNE CITY BREAKS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $40,084 was spent on RailCorp's Melbourne City Breaks advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2634 TRANSPORT—RAILCORP'S RENAISSANCE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $26,619 was spent on RailCorp's Renaissance advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2635 TRANSPORT—RAILCORP'S RIVERINA ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $38,834 was spent on RailCorp's Riverina advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




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The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2636 TRANSPORT—RAILCORP'S TUESDAY FARES ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $17,766 was spent on RailCorp's Tuesday Fares advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2637 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES BIKE WEEK ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $45,542 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Corporate Communications' Bike Week advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2638 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW FEATURED EVENTS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $103,696 was spent on Destination NSW Event's 2012 Featured Events advertising campaign:






*2639 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—AUSTRALIAN OPENING OF SURFING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $45,574 was spent on Destination NSW Event's Australian Opening of Surfing advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2640 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—AUSTRALIAN BADMINTON OPEN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $6,488 was spent on Destination NSW Event's Australian Badminton Open advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




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*2641 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—EVENTS PARTNER SUPPORT ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $4,350 was spent on Destination NSW Event's Events Partner Support advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2642 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW EVENTS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $48,141 was spent on Destination NSW (Event)'s Events advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2643 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—IT'S ON IN NEWCASTLE EVENTS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $30,221 was spent on Destination NSW Event's It's on in Newcastle advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2644 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—IT'S ON IN SYDNEY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $634,275 was spent on Destination NSW Event's It's on in Sydney advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2645 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—IT'S ON MARDI GRAS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $7,000 was spent on Destination NSW Event's It's on Mardi Gras advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




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*2646 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES DOUBLE DEMERITS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $23,849 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Corporate Communications' Double Demerits advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2647 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—OPERA ON SYDNEY HARBOUR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $19,466 was spent on Destination NSW Event's Opera on Sydney Harbour advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2648 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—VIVID SYDNEY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $363,826 was spent on Destination NSW Event's Vivid Sydney advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of






*2649 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES CASUAL TRAVEL PASS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $171,651 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Corporate Communications' Casual Travel Pass advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2650 ROADS AND PORTS—CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS'S NOTICE OF DISPOSAL ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $40,938 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Communications's Notice of Disposal advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2651 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES EMU PASS EASTER SHOW ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

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The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $33,838 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Corporate Communications' Emu Pass Easter Show advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2652 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES ENGINEERING RECRUITMENT ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $58,811 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Corporate Communications' Engineering Recruitment advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2653 ROADS AND PORTS—CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS'S ONLINE REGISTRATION TRANSFER ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $50,236 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Communications's Online Registration Transfer advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer—


I am advised:The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2654 ROADS AND PORTS—CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS'S SAFER ROADS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $93,136 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Communications's Safer Roads advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2655 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES LICENCE REPLACEMENT ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $30,822 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Corporate Communications' Licence Replacement advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2656 ROADS AND PORTS—CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS'S SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE 80TH BIRTHDAY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

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The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $13,864 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Communications's Sydney Harbour Bridge 80th Birthday advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2657 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES M2 EASTERN DISTRIBUTOR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $8,561 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Corporate Communications' M2 Eastern Distributor advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2658 ROADS AND PORTS—CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS'S SPIT ROAD TIDAL FLOW ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $7,250 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Communications's Spit Road Tidal Flow advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer—



*2659 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES M2 ROAD CLOSURE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $178,673 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Corporate Communications' M2 Road Closure advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2660 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES M5 NIGHT CLOSURE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $82,524 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Corporate Communications' M5 Night Closure advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2661 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES M7 TRAVEL TIME ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

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The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $41,710 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Corporate Communications' M7 Travel Time advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2662 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES MAJOR PROJECTS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $649,637 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Corporate Communications' Major Projects advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2663 ROADS AND PORTS—CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS'S VEHICLE HISTORY CHECK ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $42,896 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Communications's Vehicle History Check advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer—



*2664 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES MY ADDRESS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $40,398 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Corporate Communications' My Address advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2665 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES MY REGO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $47,090 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Corporate Communications' My Rego advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2666 ROADS AND PORTS—VEHICLE SAFETY COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATION SCHEME ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

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The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $29,105 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Communications's Vehicle Safety Compliance Certification Scheme advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2667 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES MY TESTS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $14,700 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Corporate Communications' My Tests advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2668 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES NEW CRANE LEGISLATION ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $26,539 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Corporate Communications' New Crane Legislation advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer—



*2669 ROADS AND PORTS—WRITTEN OFF VEHICLES ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $24,292 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Communications's Written Off Vehicles advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2670 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES NEWELL HIGHWAY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $72,265 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Corporate Communications' Newell Highway advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2671 ROADS AND PORTS—ABORIGINAL KO COMP ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

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The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $17,779 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Aboriginal KO Comp advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2672 ROADS AND PORTS—BIKE HELMETS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $44,706 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Bike Helmets advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2673 ROADS AND PORTS—CORPORATE ROAD SAFETY'S CHILD RESTRAINT ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $80,641 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Child Restraint advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer—



*2674 ROADS AND PORTS—CLIP EVERY TRIP ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $597,458 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Clip Every Trip advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2675 ROADS AND PORTS—CORPORATE ROAD SAFETY'S DONT RUSH ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $55,663 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Dont Rush advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2676 ROADS AND PORTS—CORPORATE ROAD SAFETY'S DOUBLE DEMERITS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

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The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $925,720 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Double Demerits advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2677 ROADS AND PORTS—CORPORATE ROAD SAFETY'S DRINK DRIVE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $1,380,298 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Drink Drive advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— I am advised:The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at: http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2678 ROADS AND PORTS—CORPORATE ROAD SAFETY'S ENHANCED ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $1,208,721 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Enhanced Enforcement Program advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at: http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2679 ROADS AND PORTS—CORPORATE ROAD SAFETY'S FATIGUE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $828,153 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Fatigue advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2680 ROADS AND PORTS—HEAVY VEHICLE POINT-TO-POINT CAMERA ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $419,907 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Heavy Vehicle Point-To-Point Camera advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2681 ROADS AND PORTS—LEARNER DRIVER WORKSHOPS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $7,064 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Learner Driver Workshops advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?

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*2682 ROADS AND PORTS—MOTORCYCLE SAFETY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $118,923 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Motorcycle Safety advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2683 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES DRINK DRIVE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $53,128 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Syd Client Services' Drink Drive advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— I am advised:The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is


detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at: http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2684 ROADS AND PORTS—OPERATION ROADSAFE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $39,736 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Operation Roadsafe advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2685 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES DRINK/WALK SAFETY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $49,900 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Syd Client Services' Drink⁄Walk Safety advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2686 ROADS AND PORTS—PEDESTRIAN SAFETY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $18,000 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Pedestrian Safety advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of


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*2687 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES ENHANCED ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $135,699 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Syd Client Services' Enhanced Enforcement Program advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2688 ROADS AND PORTS—RAILWAY CROSSING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $344,615 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Railway Crossing advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2689 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES HEAVY VEHICLE SEATBELTS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $20,650 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Syd Client Services' Heavy Vehicle Seatbelts advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2690 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $7,871 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Roads and Maritime Services advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2691 ROADS AND PORTS—SCHOOL SAFETY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $395,167 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's School Safety advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



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*2692 ROADS AND PORTS—SEATBELTS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $22,118 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Seatbelts advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2693 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES MOTORCYCLE SAFETY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $11,250 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Syd Client Services' Motorcycle Safety advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2694 ROADS AND PORTS—SENIORS WEEK ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—


The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $6,000 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Seniors Week advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2695 ROADS AND PORTS—SPEED - DON'T RUSH ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $56,861 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Speed - Don't Rush advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2696 ROADS AND PORTS—SPEED BLITZ - CRICKET ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $10,000 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Speed Blitz - Cricket advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




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*2697 ROADS AND PORTS—SPEEDING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $2,781,766 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Corporate Road Safety's Speeding advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2698 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES BIKE PLAN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $47,771 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Traffic and Transport's Bike Plan advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2699 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES DON'T RUSH AND FATIGUE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $64,602 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Western Region's Don't Rush and Fatigue advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?





*2700 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES DRINK DRIVE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $18,320 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Western Region's Drink Drive advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2701 ROADS AND PORTS—HUNTER REGION'S DRINK DRIVE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $33,975 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Hunter Region's Drink Drive advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




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*2702 ROADS AND PORTS—HUNTER REGION'S ENCHANCED ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $81,520 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Hunter Region's Enchanced Enforcement Program advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2703 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES ENHANCED ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $116,054 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Western Region's Enhanced Enforcement Program advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2704 ROADS AND PORTS—HUNTER REGION'S PEDESTRIAN SAFETY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $41,889 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Hunter Region's Pedestrian Safety advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2705 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES EXTREME WEATHER ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $3,434 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Western Region's Extreme Weather advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2706 ROADS AND PORTS—NORTHERN REGION'S DRINK DRIVE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $71,590 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Northern Region's Drink Drive advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




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*2707 ROADS AND PORTS—NORTHERN REGION'S FATIGUE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $47,459 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Northern Region's Fatigue advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2708 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES ICE ROAD ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $10,012 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Western Region's Ice Road advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2709 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES LIGHTS ON ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $9,434 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Western Region's Lights On advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2710 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES MOTORCYCLE SAFETY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $24,278 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Western Region's Motorcycle Safety advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2711 ROADS AND PORTS—NORTHERN REGION'S HEAVY VEHICLE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $25,479 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Northern Region's Heavy Vehicle advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2712 ROADS AND PORTS—NORTHERN REGION'S MOTORCYCLE SAFETY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

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The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $21,103 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Northern Region's Motorcycle Safety advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2713 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES SEATBELTS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $40,451 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Western Region's Seatbelts advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2714 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES SNOW AND ICE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $5,684 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - Western Region's Snow and Ice advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of






*2715 ROADS AND PORTS—NORTHERN REGION'S ENHANCED ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $73,966 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Northern Region's Enhanced Enforcement Program advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2716 ROADS AND PORTS—NORTHERN REGION'S LEARNERS WORKSHOP ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $12,528 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Northern Region's Learners Workshop advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2717 ROADS AND PORTS—NORTHERN REGION'S OCCUPANT RESTRAINT ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $6,616 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Northern Region's Occupant Restraint advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?

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*2718 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES CORPORATE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $3,727 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - NSW Maritime HR's Corporate advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2719 ROADS AND PORTS—NORTHERN REGION'S SPEEDING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $64,057 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Northern Region's Speeding advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of






*2720 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES LIFEJACKETS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $48,778 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - NSW Maritime HR's Lifejackets advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2721 ROADS AND PORTS—NORTHERN REGION'S WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $13,440 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Northern Region's World Rally Championship advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2722 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES NSW MARITIME ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $63,658 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - NSW Maritime HR's NSW Maritime advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of


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*2723 ROADS AND PORTS—ROADS AND MARITIME SERVICES YOU'RE THE SKIPPER ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $13,630 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services - NSW Maritime HR's You're the Skipper advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2724 ROADS AND PORTS—SYDNEY HARBOUR FORESHORE AUTHORITY AUSTRALIA DAY DARLING HARBOUR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $8,929 was spent on Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority's Australia Day Darling Harbour advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— I am advised:This is a matter for the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure.

*2725 ROADS AND PORTS—SYDNEY HARBOUR FORESHORE AUTHORITY AUSTRALIA DAY THE ROCKS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—


The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $16,285 was spent on Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority's Australia Day The Rocks advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2726 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTH WESTERN REGION'S ABORIGINAL ROAD SAFETY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $13,180 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services South Western Region's Aboriginal Road Safety advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2727 ROADS AND PORTS—SYDNEY HARBOUR FORESHORE AUTHORITY DARLING DINING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $21,206 was spent on Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority's Darling Dining advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




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*2728 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTH WESTERN REGION'S DRINK DRIVE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $106,784 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services South Western Region's Drink Drive advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2729 ROADS AND PORTS—SYDNEY HARBOUR FORESHORE AUTHORITY DARLING HARBOUR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $42,591 was spent on Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority's Darling Harbour advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2730 ROADS AND PORTS—SYDNEY HARBOUR FORESHORE AUTHORITY DARLING HARBOUR SANTA FESTIVAL ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $20,398 was spent on Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority's Darling Harbour Santa Festival advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2731 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTH WESTERN REGION'S ENHANCED ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $89,720 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services South Western Region's Enhanced Enforcement Program advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2732 ROADS AND PORTS—SYDNEY HARBOUR FORESHORE AUTHORITY FIESTA ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $35,158 was spent on Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority's Fiesta advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2733 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTH WESTERN REGION'S FATIGUE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $32,643 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services South Western Region's Fatigue advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



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*2734 ROADS AND PORTS—SYDNEY HARBOUR FORESHORE AUTHORITY HOOPLA ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $44,458 was spent on Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority's Hoopla advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2735 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTH WESTERN REGION'S HEAVY VEHICLE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $12,800 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services South Western Region's Heavy Vehicle advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2736 ROADS AND PORTS—SYDNEY HARBOUR FORESHORE AUTHORITY MARKETS BY MOONLIGHT ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $28,530 was spent on Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority's Markets by Moonlight advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of

interest or other?




*2737 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTH WESTERN REGION'S MOTORCYCLE SAFETY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $36,216 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services South Western Region's Motorcycle Safety advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2738 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTH WESTERN REGION'S PEDESTRIAN SAFETY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $33,875 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services South Western Region's Pedestrian Safety advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2739 ROADS AND PORTS—SYDNEY HARBOUR FORESHORE AUTHORITY'S REDISCOVER THE ROCKS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

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The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $83,704 was spent on Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority's Rediscover The Rocks advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2740 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTH WESTERN REGION'S RURAL MALE SEATBELTS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $15,584 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services South Western Region's Rural Male Seatbelts advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2741 ROADS AND PORTS—SYDNEY HARBOUR FORESHORE AUTHORITY'S SPRING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $63,564 was spent on Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority's Spring School Holidays advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2742 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTH WESTERN REGION'S SPEED - DON'T RUSH ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $46,411 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services South Western Region's Speed - Don't Rush advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2743 ROADS AND PORTS—SYDNEY HARBOUR FORESHORE AUTHORITY'S THE ROCKS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $25,508 was spent on Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority's The Rocks advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2744 ROADS AND PORTS—SYDNEY HARBOUR FORESHORE AUTHORITY'S VILLAGE BIZARRE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $8,809 was spent on Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority's Village Bizarre advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




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*2745 TRANSPORT—TRANSPORT FOR NSW'S TRANSPORT NSW ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $28,600 was spent on Transport for NSW's Transport NSW advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2746 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTHERN REGION'S CHILD RESTRAINTS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $1,023 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Southern Region's Child Restraints advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— I am advised: .The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at: http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2747 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTHERN REGION'S DRINK DRIVE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $3,420 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Southern Region's Drink Drive advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer—


I am advised:The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at: http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2748 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTHERN REGION'S ENHANCED ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $54,549 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Southern Region's Enhanced Enforcement Program advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2749 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTHERN REGION'S ENHANCED ENFORCEMENT - 3 OFFENCES ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $23,778 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Southern Region's Enhanced Enforcement - 3 Offences Program advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2750 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTHERN REGION'S HEAVY VEHICLE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $28,160 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Southern Region's Heavy Vehicle advertising campaign:

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*2751 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTHERN REGION'S MOTORCYCLE SAFETY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $18,163 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Southern Region's Motorcycle Safety advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2752 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTHERN REGION'S PEDESTRIAN SAFETY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $33,760 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Southern Region's Pedestrian Safety advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of






*2753 REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES, TRADE AND INVESTMENT—TRADE AND INVESTMENT'S INDUSTRY ACTION ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $10,602 was spent on NSW Trade and Investment's Industry Action advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2754 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTHERN REGION'S SEATBELTS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $24,700 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Southern Region's Seatbelts advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2755 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTHERN REGION'S SNOW SAFE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $47,101 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Southern Region's Snow Safe advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of


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*2756 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—SOUTH EAST SYDNEY LOCAL HEALTH DISTRICT VOLUNTEERING PROJECT ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $34,982 was spent on South East Sydney Local Health District NSW MHCS's Volunteering Project advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2757 ROADS AND PORTS—SOUTHERN REGION'S SOUTHERN LEARNER DRIVER ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $5,252 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Southern Region's Southern Learner Driver advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2758 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—SOUTH EAST SYDNEY LOCAL HEALTH DISTRICT PROBLEM GAMBLING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $31,184 was spent on South East Sydney Local Health District NSW MHCS's Problem Gambling advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2759 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—SOUTH EAST SYDNEY LOCAL HEALTH WORLD NO TOBACCO DAY GAMBLING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $7,399 was spent on South East Sydney Local Health District NSW MHCS's World No Tobacco Day advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2760 EDUCATION—TAFE NSW ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $84,430 was spent on TAFE NSW's TAFE NSW advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of


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content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:

http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2761 REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES, TRADE AND INVESTMENT—TRADE AND INVESTMENT'S PREMIER'S EXPORT AWARDS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $7,000 was spent on NSW Trade and Investment's Premier's Export Awards advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2762 REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES, TRADE AND INVESTMENT—TRADE AND INVESTMENT'S PREMIER'S SCIENCE ENGINEERING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $13,908 was spent on NSW Trade and Investment's Premier's Science Engineering advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2763 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—LORD HOWE ISLAND ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $230,286 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Lord Howe Island advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2764 REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES, TRADE AND INVESTMENT—TRADE AND INVESTMENT'S SMALL BUSINESS SEPTEMBER ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $74,166 was spent on NSW Trade and Investment's Small Business September advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2765 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—MANLY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $35,751 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Manly advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



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*2766 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—MY BYRON ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $83,377 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's My Byron advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines

*2767 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—NATIONAL PARKS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $123,736 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's National Parks advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2768 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—NATURE AND NATIONAL PARK ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—


The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $43,840 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Nature and National Park advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2769 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—NEW ENGLAND ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $50,838 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's New England advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2770 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES, SMALL BUSINESS—FOOD AUTHORITY'S FAST CHOICES ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $477,813 was spent on NSW Food Authority's Fast Choices advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer—

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The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns.This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at: http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines

*2771 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—NORTH COAST SHORT BREAKS COUNTRYLINK ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $36,564 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's North Coast Short Breaks Countrylink advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2772 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—OUTBACK ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $93,720 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Outback advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2773 SPORT AND RECREATION—SYDNEY OLYMPIC PARK AUTHORITY'S AUSTRALIAN TOWERS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Sport and Recreation—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $19,112 was spent on Sydney Olympic Park Authority's Australian Towers advertising campaign:



interest or other?(3) Were any other agencies considered for the work? If so, which agencies?

Answer— (1) Sydney Olympic Park Authority 'the Authority' did not engage an advertising agency for this

campaign. The Authority undertook the role of advertising agency in-house, within its marketing team. Advertising bookings were made through Mediacom, as per the NSW Government Advertising Guidelines.

(2) Not applicable.(3) Not applicable.

*2774 HEALTH—HEALTH'S ANXIETY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $906,441 was spent on NSW Health's Anxiety advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— I am advised by the Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research:The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines

*2775 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—HEALTH'S GET HEALTHY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $2,016,426 was spent on NSW Health's Get Healthy advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— I am advised by the Minister for Health and the Minister for Medical Research:The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines

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*2776 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S PICASSO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $19,074 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Picasso advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2777 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S PRECINCTS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $32,000 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Precincts advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http://www.advertising.nsw.gov.au/advertising/advertising-guidelines

*2778 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—HEALTH'S GO 4 FUN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $26,816 was spent on NSW Health's Go 4 Fun advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2779 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S QANTAS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $114,056 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Qantas advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2780 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—HEALTH'S HEPATITIS C ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $100,000 was spent on NSW Health's Hepatitis C advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2781 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S RALLY 2011 ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

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The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $40,550 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Rally 2011 advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2782 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S REGIONAL BRAND ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $78,661 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Regional Brand advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2783 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S REX ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $19,075 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Rex advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines

*2784 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S REX ROUTE LAUNCH ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $41,819 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Rex Route Launch advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2785 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—HEALTH'S MEASLES ALERT ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $11,250 was spent on NSW Health's Measles Alert advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2786 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S SHELL HARBOUR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $98,556 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Shell Harbour advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?

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*2787 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S SHOALHAVEN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $369,292 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Shoalhaven advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2788 SPORT AND RECREATION—SYDNEY OLYMPIC PARK AUTHORITY'S KIDS IN THE PARK ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Sport and Recreation—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $71,052 was spent on Sydney Olympic Park Authority's Kids in the Park advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




(2) Not applicable.(3) Not applicable


*2789 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—HEALTH'S SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $7,285 was spent on NSW Health's Sexually Transmitted Infections advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2790 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S SNOWIES AUTUMN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $29,712 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Snowies Autumn advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2791 SPORT AND RECREATION—SYDNEY OLYMPIC PARK AUTHORITY'S MOVIES BY THE BOULEVARD ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Sport and Recreation—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $10,334 was spent on Sydney Olympic Park Authority's Movies by the Boulevard advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of


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*2792 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—HEALTH'S WINTER FLU ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $189,067 was spent on NSW Health's Winter Flu advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2793 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S SOUTH COAST ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $625,016 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's South Coast advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2794 SPORT AND RECREATION—SYDNEY OLYMPIC PARK AUTHORITY'S SYDNEY OLYMPIC PARK ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Sport and Recreation—


The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $36,496 was spent on Sydney Olympic Park Authority's Sydney Olympic Park advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2795 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S SPRING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $16,400 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Spring School Holidays advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2796 HUNTER, POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—RURAL FIRE SERVICES' BUSHFIRE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $71,775 was spent on NSW Rural Fire Services' Bushfire advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




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*2797 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW (TOURISM)'S ACCOR REGIONAL ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $153,633 was spent on Destination NSW (Tourism)'s Accord Regional advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of


Answer— The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaiigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2798 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S SYDNEY BIENNALE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $44,000 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Sydney Biennale advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2799 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S SYDNEY IN WINTER ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $116,376 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Sydney in Winter advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2800 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S SYDNEY PRECINCTS MANLY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $24,000 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Sydney Precincts Manly advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2801 HUNTER, POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—RURAL FIRE SERVICES' GRASSFIRES AWARENESS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $406,506 was spent on NSW Rural Fire Services' Grassfires Awareness advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




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*2802 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S SYDNEY PRECINCTS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $56,453 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Sydney Precincts advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2803 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S SYDNEY SUMMER ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $744,062 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Sydney Summer advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2804 HUNTER, POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—RURAL FIRE SERVICES' PREPARE ACT SURVIVE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $885,567 was spent on NSW Rural Fire Services' Prepare Act Survive advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2805 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S SYDNEY WINTER ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $1,012,047 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Sydney Winter advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2806 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S TNSW ALWAYS ON ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $832,381 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's TNSW Always On advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2807 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S TOURING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—


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advises $37,500 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Touring advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2808 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S TRAFFIC EDM ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $30,223 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Traffic EDM advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2809 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—UK SYDNEY ONLINE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $20,159 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's UK Sydney Online advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of






*2810 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S UNSW STUDENT DIARY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $6,000 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's UNSW Student Diary advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2811 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S V8 SUPERCARS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $71,639 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's V8 Supercars advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2812 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S VOGUE'S FASHON NIGHT OUT ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $75,440 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Vogue's Fashon Night Out advertising campaign:

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*2813 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S WINTER SCHOOL HOLIDAYS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $13,584 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Winter School Holidays advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2814 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—ZOOLOGICAL PARKS BOARD FOOD FESTIVAL ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $21,043 was spent on Zoological Parks Board's Food Festival advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— I am advised as follows:The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements



*2815 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—ZOOLOGICAL PARKS BOARD JUNE/JULY HOLIDAYS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $9,153 was spent on Zoological Parks Board's June⁄July Holidays advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2816 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—ZOOLOGICAL PARKS BOARD SCHOOL HOLIDAYS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $41,757 was spent on Zoological Parks Board's School Holidays advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2817 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—ZOOLOGICAL PARKS BOARD SUMMER HOLIDAYS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $262,728 was spent on Zoological Parks Board's Summer Holidays advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of

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*2818 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—ZOOLOGICAL PARKS BOARD TARONGA WESTERN PLAINS ZOO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $197,673 was spent on Zoological Parks Board's Taronga Western Plains Zoo advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2819 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—ZOOLOGICAL PARKS BOARD ZOO EASTER ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $43,738 was spent on Zoological Parks Board's Zoo Easter advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— I am advised as follows:The NSW Government has guidelines in place that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:


http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines

*2820 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—ZOOLOGICAL PARKS BOARD ZOO FRIENDS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $5,992 was spent on Zoological Parks Board's Zoo Friends advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2821 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—ZOOLOGICAL PARKS BOARD ZOO SEM ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $46,977 was spent on Zoological Parks Board's Zoo SEM advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2822 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM PESAP ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $105,900 was spent on Landcom's PESAP advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of

interest or other?

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content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government adviertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at:http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2823 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM ORAN PARK ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $34,209 was spent on Landcom's Oran Park advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government adviertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at: http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2824 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM ORAN PARK TOWN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $491,971 was spent on Landcom's Oran Park Town advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of






*2825 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM POTTS HILL ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $21,964 was spent on Landcom's Potts Hill advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2826 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM EAST VILLAGE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $73,453 was spent on Landcom's East Village advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2827 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM GARDEN GATES ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $131,439 was spent on Landcom's Garden Gates advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



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*2828 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM RENWICK ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $175,193 was spent on Landcom's Renwick advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2829 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM SPRING FARM ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $56,027 was spent on Landcom's Spring Farm advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2830 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM TALANA ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—



advises $60,020 was spent on Landcom's Talana advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2831 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM TALLOWOOD HILLS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $19,221 was spent on Landcom's Tallowood Hills advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2832 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM WOODLANDS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $93,081 was spent on Landcom's Woodlands advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the

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requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government adviertising campaigns. This information is detailed in the NSW Government Advertising Handbook which is available at: http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines.

*2833 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM CORPORATE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $43,597 was spent on Landcom's Corporate advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2834 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM NORTH PENRITH ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $9,235 was spent on Landcom's North Penrith advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2835 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM ONE MINTO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $157,334 was spent on Landcom's One Minto advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of






*2836 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM ASHTON GROVE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $165,830 was spent on Landcom's Ashton Grove advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2837 FINANCE AND SERVICES, ILLAWARRA—WORKCOVER'S HERE TO HELP ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $543,579 was spent on Workcover NSW's Here to Help advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



Answer— The NSW Government has in place Advertising Guidelines that set out the requirements for the style and content, dissemination of information and cost of Government advertising campaigns, as well as the requirements for cost-benefit analysis and peer reviews of Government advertising campaigns. This information is available at http:⁄⁄www.advertising.nsw.gov.au⁄advertising⁄advertising-guidelines

*2838 FINANCE AND SERVICES, ILLAWARRA—WORKCOVER'S WORK COVER ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—


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advises $27,751 was spent on Workcover NSW's Work Cover advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2839 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S BROKEN HILL ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $142,860 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Broken Hill advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2840 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S CARAVAN AND CAMPING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $199,244 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Caravan and Camping Industry Association's advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of






*2841 FINANCE AND SERVICES, ILLAWARRA—WORKCOVER'S WORKSAFE AWARDS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $10,915 was spent on Workcover NSW's Worksafe Awards advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2842 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESINTATION NSW TOURISM'S CITY GUIDE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $84,989 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's City Guide advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2843 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S CITY OF SYDNEY PRECINCTS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $169,125 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's City of Sydney Precincts advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of

interest or other?

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*2844 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S COUNTRYLINK ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $469,556 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Countrylink advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2845 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S DELUXE SYDNEY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $12,000 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Deluxe Sydney advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2846 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S DESTINATION NSW ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $422,280 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Destination NSW advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2847 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S DNSW JULY 2011 ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $39,569 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's DNSW July 2011 advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2848 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S DONNA HAY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $240,876 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Donna Hay advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



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*2849 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S EASTER SCHOOL HOLIDAYS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $6000 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Easter School Holidays advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2850 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S EUROBODALLA ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $139,550 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Eurobodalla advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2851 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S HARRY POTTER ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—



advises $20,612 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Harry Potter advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2852 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S HAWKESBURY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $42,000 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Hawkesbury advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2853 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S HOOSH ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $17,000 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Hoosh advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




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*2854 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—DESTINATION NSW TOURISM'S ACCOR WINTER ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $28,000 was spent on Destination NSW Tourism's Accord Winter advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2855 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—SENIOR HOME POWER SAVING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $20,718 was spent on Office of Environment and Heritage's Senior Home Power Saving advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2856 ROADS AND PORTS—SYD CLIENT SERVICE'S SPEEDING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $123,664 was spent on Roads and Maritime Services Syd Client Service's Speeding advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?





*2857 FINANCE AND SERVICES—AUSGRID'S AUSGRID BRAND ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $93,750 was spent on Ausgrid's Ausgrid Brand advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2858 FINANCE AND SERVICES—AUSGRID'S PUBLIC NOTICES ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $48,130 was spent on Ausgrid's Public Notices advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2859 FINANCE AND SERVICES—AUSGRID'S 2GB RADIO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $101,960 was spent on Ausgrid's 2GB Radio advertising campaign:

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*2860 FINANCE AND SERVICES—AUSGRID'S BUSHFIRE SAFETY CAMPAIGN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $40,857 was spent on Ausgrid's Bushfire Safety Campaign advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2861 FINANCE AND SERVICES—AUSGRID'S CHRISTMAS LIGHTS CAMPAIGN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $18,834 was spent on Ausgrid's Christmas Lights Campaign advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2862 FINANCE AND SERVICES—AUSGRID'S DIAL BEFORE YOU DIG ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $351,132 was spent on Ausgrid's Dial Before You Dig advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?





*2863 FINANCE AND SERVICES—AUSGRID'S FOOTY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $8,647 was spent on Ausgrid's Footy advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2864 FINANCE AND SERVICES—AUSGRID'S JOINT ELECTRICAL SAFETY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $135,510 was spent on Ausgrid's Joint Electrical Safety advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2865 FINANCE AND SERVICES—AUSGRID'S OVERHEAD POWER LINES MEDIA CAMPAIGN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $300,576 was spent on Ausgrid's Overhead Power Lines Media Campaign advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?

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*2866 FINANCE AND SERVICES—AUSGRID'S STORM SAFETY MEDIA CAMPAIGN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $84,266 was spent on Ausgrid's Storm Safety Media Campaign advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2867 FINANCE AND SERVICES—SYDNEY WATER'S WATER WISE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $394,804 was spent on Sydney Water's Water Wise advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2868 FINANCE AND SERVICES—ENERGY AUSTRALIA'S BRAND ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $797,615 was spent on Energy Australia's Brand advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2869 FINANCE AND SERVICES—ENERGY AUSTRALIA'S SMARTHOME ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $1,732 was spent on Energy Australia's Smarthome advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2870 FINANCE AND SERVICES—ENDEAVOUR ENERGY'S BUSHFIRE WISE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $19,969 was spent on Endeavour Energy's Bushfire Wise advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of




*2871 FINANCE AND SERVICES—ENDEAVOUR ENERGY'S PESAP ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $105,900 was spent on Endeavour Energy's PESAP advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of

interest or other?

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*2872 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM'S THE PONDS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $195,322 was spent on Landcom's The Ponds advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2873 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM'S ECO LIVING ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $202,090 was spent on Landcom's Eco Living advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of






*2874 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM'S BUNYA ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $91,704 was spent on Landcom's Bunya advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2875 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM'S VANTAGE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $129,032 was spent on Landcom's Vantage advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of





*2876 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—LANDCOM'S SANCTUARY ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN—Mr Veitch asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

The Government's Campaign Advertising Media Expenditure Report dated 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012 advises $103,536 was spent on Landcom's Sanctuary advertising campaign:(1) Which advertising agency was awarded the work?(2) What was the process for awarding the work, for example select tender, open tender, expressions of



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*2877 PREMIER—MINISTERIAL VEHICLES—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Premier, and Minister for Western Sydney—

(1) What is the make, model and year of each vehicle allocated to the: (a) Minister for Sport and Recreation? (b) Treasurer and Minister for Industrial Relations? (c) Minister for Transport? (d) Minister for Ageing and Minister for Disability Services? (e) Minister for Citizenship and Communities and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs? (f) Minister for Family and Community Services and Minister for Women? (g) Minister for Resources and Energy, Special Minister of State and Minister for the Central

Coast? (h) Minister for Planning and Infrastructure and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure

NSW? (i) Minister for Primary Industries and Minister for Small Business? (j) Minister for Mental Health, Minister for Healthy Lifestyles and Minister for Western New

South Wales? (k) Premier and Minister for Western Sydney? (l) Minister for Local Government and Minister for the North Coast? (m) Minister for the Environment and Minister for Heritage? (n) Minister for Education? (o) Minister for Fair Trading? (p) Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research? (q) Attorney General and Minister for Justice? (r) Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing and Minister for the Arts? (s) Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment and Minister for Regional Infrastructure

and Services? (t) Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter and Vice-President of the

Executive Council? (u) Minister for Roads and Ports? (v) Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra?

Answer— I am advised the current vehicle allocations for the Government and Opposition are:

Office Holder Vehicle Make Vehicle Model YearMinister for Sport and Recreation

TOYOTA KLUGER 2012

Treasurer and Minister for Industrial Relations

HOLDEN CALAIS 2012

Minister for Transport HOLDEN CALAIS 2012Minister for Ageing and Minister for Disability Services

VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG 2012


Minister for Citizenship and Communities and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs

HOLDEN CAPRICE 2012

Minister for Family and Community Services and Minister for Women

FORD FALCON 2012

Minister for Resources and Energy, Special Minister of State and Minister for the Central Coast

HOLDEN CAPRICE 2012

Minister for Planning and Infrastructure and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW

HOLDEN CAPRICE 2012

Minister for Primary Industries and Minister for Small Business

HOLDEN CAPRICE 2012

Minister for Mental Health, Minister for Healthy Lifestyles and Minister for Western New South Wales

SUBARU TRIBECA 2012

Premier and Minister for Western Sydney

HOLDEN CAPRICE 2012

Premier and Minister for Western Sydney

HOLDEN CAPRICE 2012

Minister for Local Government and Minister for the North Coast

TOYOTA CAMRY 2011

Minister for the Environment and Minister for Heritage

FORD TERRITORY 2011

Minister for Education HOLDEN CAPRICE 2012Minister for Fair Trading TOYOTA KLUGER 2011Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research

VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT 2012

Attorney General and Minister for Justice

TOYOTA KLUGER 2012

Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing and Minister for the Arts

FORD FALCON 2012

Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services


Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services


Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter and Vice President of the Executive Council

MITSUBISHI PAJERO 2012

Minister for Roads and Ports


Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra

TOYOTA KLUGER 2011

Leader of the Opposition HOLDEN CAPRICE 2012

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Leader of the Opposition HOLDEN CAPRICE 2012Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council


Deputy President of the Legislative Council

NISSAN MURANO 2011

President of the Legislative Council

HOLDEN CAPRICE 2011

*2878 ROADS AND PORTS—ADAMSTOWN RAILWAY CROSSING—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

In relation to the Adamstown railway crossing:(1) What plans does the Government have to deal with delays to motorists caused by the crossing? (2) What is the status of the feasibility assessment for an information system to advise motorists of

impending freight train closures at the level crossing? (3)

(a) Will this feasibility study be released? (b) If not, why not?

Answer— I am advised:(1) The NSW Long Term Transport Master Plan has identified an action to develop traffic management

solutions at Adamstown to provide congestion relief for local residents. The feasibility of grade separated options for Adamstown has also been identified for investigation.


(2) Roads and Maritime Services is currently conducting a feasibility assessment for a driver information system alerting motorists to long closures of the crossing so that they can use alternative routes.

(3) The study is expected to be completed in mid 2013, with the outcomes made publicly available.

*2879 SPORT AND RECREATION—MINISTER FOR SPORT AND RECREATION'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Sport and Recreation—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Sport and Recreation have for parliamentary use?

Answer— Please refer to the Premier's response to question on notice number LC 2877 entitled 'Ministerial Vehicles'.

*2880 TREASURER—TREASURER AND MINISTER FOR INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Treasurer, and Minister for Industrial Relations—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Treasurer and Minister for Industrial Relations have for parliamentary use?

Answer— Holden Calais 2012.

*2881 TRANSPORT—MINISTER FOR TRANSPORT'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Transport have for parliamentary use?

Answer— I refer to the Premier's response in the Legislative Council to Question on Notice 0798.

*2882 AGEING, DISABILITY SERVICES—MINISTER FOR AGEING AND MINISTER FOR DISABILITY SERVICES'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Ageing, and Minister for Disability Services—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Ageing and Minister for Disability Services have for parliamentary use?


*2883 ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS, CITIZENSHIP AND COMMUNITIES—MINISTER FOR CITIZENSHIP AND COMMUNITIES AND MINISTER FOR ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Citizenship and Communities, and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Citizenship and Communities and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs have for parliamentary use?

Answer— Please refer to the Premier's response to question on notice number LC 2877 entitled Ministerial Vehicles.

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*2884 FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES, WOMEN—MINISTER FOR FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES AND MINISTER FOR WOMEN'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Family and Community Services, and Minister for Women—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Family and Community Services and Minister for Women have for parliamentary use?


*2885 CENTRAL COAST, RESOURCES AND ENERGY, SPECIAL MINISTER OF STATE—MINISTER FOR RESOURCES AND ENERGY, SPECIAL MINISTER OF STATE AND MINISTER FOR THE CENTRAL COAST'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Resources and Energy, Special Minister of State, and Minister for the Central Coast—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Resources and Energy, Special Minister of State and Minister for the Central Coast have for parliamentary use?

Answer— Holden Caprice 2012.

*2886 ASSISTING THE PREMIER ON INFRASTRUCTURE NSW, PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—MINISTER FOR PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE AND MINISTER ASSISTING THE PREMIER ON INFRASTRUCTURE NSW 'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW have for parliamentary use?


*2887 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES, SMALL BUSINESS—MINISTER FOR PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND MINISTER FOR SMALL BUSINESS'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Primary Industries and Minister for Small Business have for parliamentary use?

Answer— Please refer to the answer provided by the Premier to Question on Notice 2877.

*2888 MENTAL HEALTH—MINISTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH, MINISTER FOR HEALTHY LIFESTYLES AND MINISTER FOR WESTERN NEW SOUTH WALES'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Mental Health, Minister for Healthy Lifestyles, and Minister for Western New South Wales—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Mental Health, Minister for Healthy Lifestyles and Minister for Western New South Wales have for parliamentary use?

Answer— Please refer to the Premier's response to question on notice LC 2877 entitled 'Ministerial Vehicles'.


*2889 PREMIER—PREMIER AND MINISTER FOR WESTERN SYDNEY'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Premier, and Minister for Western Sydney—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Premier and Minister for Western Sydney have for parliamentary use?

Answer— I am advised that the Premier and Minister for Western Sydney has the same vehicles as provided in response to question on notice LC 2877 asked on 22 November 2012.These vehicles may be used for official and private purposes, which may include parliamentary use. The same provisions apply to the Leader of the Opposition.

*2890 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—MINISTER FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND MINISTER FOR THE NORTH COAST 'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Local Government and Minister for the North Coast have for parliamentary use?


*2891 ENVIRONMENT, HERITAGE—MINISTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT AND MINISTER FOR HERITAGE'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for the Environment and Minister for Heritage have for parliamentary use?


*2892 EDUCATION—MINISTER FOR EDUCATION'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Education have for parliamentary use?

Answer— (1) Please refer to the Premier's response to question on notice number LC 2877 entitled 'Ministerial

Vehicles'.

*2893 FAIR TRADING—MINISTER FOR FAIR TRADING'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Fair Trading—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Fair Trading have for parliamentary use?


*2894 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—MINISTER FOR HEALTH AND MINISTER FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Health and Minister for Medical

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Research have for parliamentary use?


*2895 ATTORNEY GENERAL, JUSTICE—ATTORNEY GENERAL AND MINISTER FOR JUSTICE'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Attorney General, and Minister for Justice—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Attorney General and Minister for Justice have for parliamentary use?

Answer— I am asdvised:(1) Please refer to the Premier's response to question on notice number LC 2877 entitled 'Ministerial

Vehicles'.

*2896 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—MINISTER FOR TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING AND MINISTER FOR THE ARTS'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing and Minister for the Arts have for parliamentary use?

Answer— Please refer to the Premier's response to question on notice number LC 2877 entitled 'Ministerial Vehicles'

*2897 REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES, TRADE AND INVESTMENT—MINISTER FOR TRADE AND INVESTMENT AND MINISTER FOR REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Trade and Investment and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services have for parliamentary use?


*2898 HUNTER, POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—MINISTER FOR POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES, MINISTER FOR THE HUNTER'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter and Vice-President of the Executive Council have for parliamentary use?


*2899 ROADS AND PORTS—MINISTER FOR ROADS AND PORTS'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—


(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Roads and Ports have for parliamentary use?

Answer— Please refer to the Premier's response to question on notice number LC 2877 entitled 'Ministerial Vehicles'

*2900 FINANCE AND SERVICES, ILLAWARRA—MINISTER FOR FINANCE AND SERVICES AND MINISTER FOR THE ILLAWARRA'S VEHICLE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

(1) What make, model and year of vehicle does the Minister for Finance and Services and Minister for the Illawarra have for parliamentary use?


*2901 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—LIQUOR LEGISLATION REVIEWS—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

(1) Are Schedule 4 conditions that apply to the five most violent premises in Newcastle less onerous than those imposed in 2008 for the same premises?

Answer— There are similarities between the conditions imposed on Level 1 venues under the violent venues scheme in schedule 4 of the Liquor Act 2007 and those conditions imposed on 14 Newcastle licensed venues by the former Liquor Administration Board in 2008.Both sets of conditions provide for lockouts, drink restrictions, the cessation of alcohol sales 30 minutes prior to closing and a four drink purchase limit.However, there are also differences between the conditions. For instance, the violent venues scheme prohibits the use of glass after midnight, while no such prohibition applies under the conditions imposed by the former Liquor Administration Board.Under the Board imposed conditions, venues are required to implement a plan of management and engage an RSA marshal after 11pm. This is not required under the violent venues scheme.Where a Newcastle licensed premise that is subject to the 2008 licence conditions is also prescribed as a declared premises under schedule 4 of the Liquor Act 2007, the licensee must comply with both sets of conditions.

*2902 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—REVIEW OF THE NSW LIQUOR ACT—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

(1) What are the details of the review of the Liquor Act 2007, including duration, terms of reference and constituency?

(2) Will the Government publicly invite review submissions from the community?(3) Will the Government ensure the process is transparent by making all submissions available to the

public before the review is concluded?

Answer— (1) Section 162 of the Liquor Act 2007 requires the Minister to undertake a review of the Act to

determine whether its policy objectives are still valid and whether the terms of the Act are still appropriate for securing those objectives.The review must be undertaken in 2013, with a report on the review required to be tabled in

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Parliament prior to 13 December 2013.(2) Submissions will be invited from stakeholders when the review commences.(3) The arrangements for submissions to the review are yet to be determined.

*2903 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—LIQUOUR LEGISLATION REVIEWS—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Minister for Police and Emergency Services indicated that the Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing is examining the operation of five Newcastle venues to ascertain if any additional action is required.(1) Will the community and surrounding residents have an opportunity to provide input into this

examination?(2) Do the examinations involve or result in the watering down of the section 104 conditions?(3) Will copies of the results of the Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing examination be made available

before any changes are undertaken?

Answer— (1) A review of the operation of five Newcastle hotels that are subject to the violent venues scheme was

undertaken earlier this year as part of compliance action taken by the NSW Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing.This type of compliance activity does not involve community input.That review was undertaken as part of ongoing efforts by the Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing to help improve compliance by Newcastle's declared premises and to inform future compliance strategies in the region.

(2) The review does not involve any variation to, or lessening of, the conditions applying to Newcastle premises that were imposed by the former Liquor Administration Board in 2008.

(3) Given the secrecy provisions of the liquor and gaming machine laws, details of this internal review were not released. These secrecy provisions prohibit information obtained by officers excercising their statutory funtions from being divulged to others, except in limited circumstances.

*2904 TREASURER—INVESTMENTS IN THE TOBACCO INDUSTRY—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Treasurer, and Minister for Industrial Relations—

(1) For each of the following Hour Glass Trust accounts, what is the current value of the investments in the tobacco industry: (a) Cash Sector Trust?(b) Australian Bonds Sector Trust?(c) Australian Shares Sector Trust?(d) Indexed Australian Shares Sector Trust?(e) International Shares Sector Trust?(f) Indexed Intl Shares Sector Trust?(g) Emerging Markets Shares Sector Trust?(h) Listed Property Sector Trust?(i) Unlisted Property Sector Trust?(j) Long Term Growth Fund FX Overlay Account?(k) Medium Term Growth Fund FX Overlay Account?(l) TMF Facility FX Overlay Account?

(2) If this information is not available, why not, given that similar information is available for the Commonwealth Government's Future Fund?

Answer— (1) Market value as at 1 December 2012 was as follows:


(a) Nil(b) Nil(c) Nil(d) Nil(e) Nil(f) Nil(g) Nil(h) Nil(i) Nil(j) Nil(k) Nil(l) Nil

(2) Not applicable

*2905 TREASURER—INFORMATION REGARDING INVESTMENTS IN THE TOBACCO INDUSTRY—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Treasurer, and Minister for Industrial Relations—

(1) For each of the following Hour Glass Trust accounts, what are the details of the current investments in the tobacco industry, including the name of the corporation and the value of the holding: (a) Cash Sector Trust?(b) Australian Bonds Sector Trust?(c) Australian Shares Sector Trust?(d) Indexed Australian Shares Sector Trust?(e) International Shares Sector Trust?(f) Indexed Intl Shares Sector Trust?(g) Emerging Markets Shares Sector Trust?(h) Listed Property Sector Trust?(i) Unlisted Property Sector Trust?(j) Long Term Growth Fund FX Overlay Account?(k) Medium Term Growth Fund FX Overlay Account?(l) TMF Facility FX Overlay Account?

Answer— (1) Not applicable.

*2906 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—VIOLENT VENUE SCHEME REVIEW—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

The Minister for Police and Emergency Services referred to a "general review" of the operation and effectiveness of the Violent Venue Scheme with the first stage expected to be finalised in November 2012:(1) Please provide copies of all liquor industry submissions received to date.(2)

(a) Please provide a copy of the first stage report.(b) If this is not yet finalised, please provide a copy upon the report's completion.

(3) Has the public been made aware of the review?(4) What opportunity exists for the community and the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education

to contribute to this review?

Answer—

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(1) Written submissions to the review of the Violent Venues Scheme have not been sought. There has been verbal consultation with liquor industry representatives during the conduct of the review.

(2) Not available as not yet finalised and considered by Government. (a) Not applicable at present.

(3) Details of the review were included in the Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing's liquor and gaming bulletin (Volume 7, Edition 2) published in July 2012.As part of my second reading of the Liquor Amendment (Kings Cross Plan of Management) Bill 2012 in Parliament on 24 October 2012, I confirmed that a review of the violent venues scheme was underway.References to the review was also signalled in a media release issued by my office on 31 May 2012 in relation to Round 7 of the violent venues scheme.

*2907 EDUCATION—ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND COMMUNITIES—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) What was the organisational chart or equivalent document that enumerated all positions within the Department of Education and Communities schools portfolio in the head and regional offices as at 1 July 2011? Please provide this document.

(2) For each position within the Department of Education and Communities schools portfolio in the head and regional offices as at 1 July 2011: (a) Was the position funded under a National Partnership?(b) Had the position been vacant for more than 3 months at 1 July 2011?(c) Had the position been filled by a casual or acting appointee for more than 3 months at 1 July

2011?

(3) For each position within the Department of Education and Communities schools portfolio in the head and regional offices as at 1 July 2012: (a) Was the position funded under a National Partnership?(b) Had the position been vacant for more than 3 months at 1 July 2012?(c) Had the position been filled by a casual or acting appointee for more than 3 months at 1 July

2012?

Answer— (1) There is no chart that provides this information.

However, data sourced from the Department of Education and Communities' Personnel System on 28 June 2011 is as follows: As at 1 July 2011 the schools portfolio had the following number of established positions: State Office: 683.19 positions (full-time equivalent) Regional Offices: 843.58 positions (full-time equivalent). These positions include a range of classifications such as administrative and clerical positions, education support staff, senior officers and senior executive service.

(2)(a) At 1 July 2011, National Partnerships funded 146.30 (full-time equivalent) positions in state and

regional offices. (Source: data extracted from the Department's Finance System on 30 November 2012.)

(b) (and c.) Given the level of detail requested in these questions, an answer would require an unreasonable and substantial diversion of resources from the core business of the Department of Education and Communities in the time specified.

(3)(a) At 1 July 2012, National Partnerships funded 109.70 (full-time equivalent) positions in state and

regional offices. (Source: data extracted from the Department's Finance System on 30 November 2012.)


(b) (and c.) Given the level of detail requested in these questions, an answer would require an unreasonable and substantial diversion of resources from the core business of the Department of Education and Communities in the time specified.

*2908 ROADS AND PORTS—PARRAMATTA ROAD REVELOPMENT - ROADS PORTFOLIO—Ms Fazio asked the Minister for Roads and Ports—

(1) Regarding the proposal to redevelop Parramatta Road into a motorway: (a) What costings have been done on the proposal?(b) Will these costings be made available and if so when?(c) How many properties will need to be resumed to facilitate this project?(d) On which side of Parramatta Road will properties be resumed?(e) What process will be used to negotiate adequate compensation to property owners and business

owners affected by this project?(f) What is the estimated commencement date of this project?(g) What is the estimated completion date of this project?(h) What is the estimated tonnage and volume of material to be excavated to facilitate this project?(i) How many projected truck movements will be required to move this excavated material?(j) Where will the excavated material be dumped?(k) During what hours each day will work on this project take place?(l) What traffic diversions will be put in place while this project is being conducted?(m) What arrangements will be put in place to ensure that appropriate archaeological surveys are

undertaken of material found during the excavation of Australia's oldest road?(n) Will tolls be applied to this road?

Answer— I am advised:Strategic costing for the project has been prepared for the State Infrastructure Strategy. The costing and funding options will be detailed in the WestConnex business case submission to the Government in mid 2013.Subject to the approval of the WestConnex business case in 2013, the future development of a preferred option for the Parramatta Road section would include the preparation of an environmental impact assessment.

*2909 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—PARRAMATTA ROAD REVELOPMENT - PLANNING PORTFOLIO—Ms Fazio asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

(1) Regarding the proposal to redevelop Parramatta Road into a motorway: (a) What costings have been done on the proposal?(b) Will these costings be made available and if so when?(c) How many properties will need to be resumed to facilitate this project?(d) On which side of Parramatta Road will properties be resumed?(e) What process will be used to negotiate adequate compensation to property owners and business

owners affected by this project?(f) What is the estimated commencement date of this project?(g) What is the estimated completion date of this project?(h) What is the estimated tonnage and volume of material to be excavated to facilitate this project?(i) How many projected truck movements will be required to move this excavated material?(j) Where will the excavated material be dumped?(k) During what hours each day will work on this project take place?(l) What traffic diversions will be put in place while this project is being conducted?(m) What arrangements will be put in place to ensure that appropriate archaeological surveys are

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undertaken of material found during the excavation of Australia's oldest road?(n) Will tolls be applied to this road?

Answer— (1) This question is more suitably directed to the Minister for Roads and Ports as it pertains to his

portfolio.

*2910 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—COBBORA COAL MINE PLANNING ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE HEARING—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

(1) Why is a Planning Assessment Committee hearing into the Cobbora coal mine development proposal being conducted less than one month before the closure of the public submissions period and before there has been a response from the applicant or its consultants to the public submissions?

Answer— The Planning Assessment Commission's public hearing concerning the Cobbora Coal Project took place in Dunedoo on 11 December 2012. The public exhibition period, during which public submissions are sought, ran for six weeks from 5 October 2012 until 16 November 2012.The public hearing took place well after the close of the public submissions period, not before.The Commission will consider all public and agency submissions during its merit review, as well as the proponent's response to submissions.The Commission's review report is expected in early 2013.

*2911 HEALTH, MEDICAL RESEARCH—HOSPITAL BEDS FOR PATIENTS WITH AN EATING DISORDER—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1)(a) How many adult beds are available to patients requiring specialised treatment for eating

disorders?(b) Where are these beds located?(c) Please provide a measure of the occupancy rate for each.

(2) Have people suffering from eating disorders presenting to emergency departments in New South Wales public hospitals been told that they must have a serious condition before they are allowed to access specialised treatment?

(3) What steps are being taken to ensure that there are sufficient adult beds in New South Wales public hospitals for patients requiring specialised treatment for eating disorders?

Answer— I am advised by the Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research:I refer the Honourable Member to the response to Legislative Council question on notice LC2913.

*2912 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—VIOLENCE IN LATE NIGHT PRECINCTS—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

(1) Why has the Government not acknowledged the effectiveness of the Newcastle section 104 conditions, primarily the small reduction in late trading?

(2) Why has the Government not applied these conditions to other late night precincts across New South Wales experiencing high levels of alcohol related violence?

Answer—


(1) Conditions were imposed by the former Liquor Administration Board on a number of late trading Newcastle venues in March 2008. There has been a reduction in a number of areas of alcohol-related crime in Newcastle in the corresponding period.There have however been a number of additional significant regulatory measures introduced since 2008 that have also contributed to the reduction of alcohol-related crime in Newcastle and elsewhere across NSW.This enables the commencement of a new Liquor Act in July 2008 that enables targeted action to be taken against problem premises, the introduction of the violent venues scheme, which applies similar conditions to those imposed on Newcastle venues, and the Three Strikes disciplinary scheme in January 2012.These regulatory measures enable targeted action to be taken swiftly to address serious problems associated with the operation of a venue.In addition, further measures were applied to venues in Newcastle and Hamilton under the local Precinct Liquor Accord in 2010. I am advised this included participation by venue staff in responsible service of alcohol workshops conducted by the Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing the installation of ID scanners in venues.

*2913 HEALTHY LIFESTYLES, MENTAL HEALTH—HOSPITAL BEDS FOR PATEINTS WITH AN EATING DISORDER—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Mental Health, Minister for Healthy Lifestyles, and Minister for Western New South Wales—

(1)(a) How many adult beds are available to patients requiring specialised treatment for eating

disorders?(b) Where are these beds located?(c) Please provide a measure of the occupancy rate for each.

(2) Have people suffering from eating disorders presenting to emergency departments in New South Wales public hospitals been told that they must have a serious condition before they are allowed to access specialised treatment?

(3) What steps are being taken to ensure that there are sufficient adult beds in New South Wales public hospitals for patients requiring specialised treatment for eating disorders?

Answer— I am advised:(1) (to 3.) Local Health Districts provide health services through access to either specialist or generalist

health inpatient treatment based on clinical need, including treatment for adults with eating disorders. Adult patients with eating disorders may use any of a number of general medical beds. In addition, there are currently adult specialist eating disorder services located at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and Westmead Hostpital.Eating disorder beds are included in overall medical or mental health bed occupancy reports. As such, information on occupancy by adult patients with eating disorders is not held centrally.The NSW Government is currently exploring options for further enhancement of eating disorder services.

*2914 HEALTH—COMMUNITY TREATMENT ORDER FOR "MR P"—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) Did the original Community Treatment Order (CTO) issued by the Mental Health Review Tribunal (MHRT) to the Sri Lankan refugee known as "Mr P" explicitly state that he was to receive rehabilitative care, including treatment for post traumatic stress disorder?

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(2) In its determination of CTOs, does the MHRT give consideration to the location in which the patient who has been issued a CTO will be residing after their release and whether the location will be conducive to their recovery, regardless of whether it is a state or federal jurisdiction?

(3) What are the formal pathways for communication concerning the administration of the CTO for "Mr P" between Department of Health staff and International Health and Medical Services (IHMS) staff in Villawood?

(4)(a) Does the NSW Ministry of Health provide any training to IHMS staff at Villawood detention

centre concerning the administration of a NSW Health CTO?(b) If not, why not?

(5)(a) Has the Minister for Health made any representations to the Federal Minister for Immigration

and Citizenship, the Honourable Chris Bowen MP, or his department concerning the treatment of "Mr P" in Villawood?


Answer— I am advised by the Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research:(1) (to 5.) The person in question is an immigration detainee and his detention is a matter for the

Commonwealth Government.The Mental Health Review Tribunal's authority to make a community treatment order that would be implemented in an immigration detention centre was upheld in a decision by the Supreme Court on 17 August 2012 in this matter.This person is currently receiving appropriate mental health treatment from the Bankstown-Lidcombe Mental Health Service. The Bankstown-Lidcombe Mental Health Service provides advice to International Health and Medical Services regarding relevant requirements for compulsory treatment and the nature of this person's obligations under the community treatment order.The Ministry for Health is not specifically responsible for training International Health and Medical Services staff at Villawood.The Ministry of Health is not aware of any concerns which would warrant representations being made to the Federal Minister.

*2915 MENTAL HEALTH—COMMUNITY TREATMENT ORDER FOR "MR P"—Dr Kaye asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Mental Health, Minister for Healthy Lifestyles, and Minister for Western New South Wales—

(1) Did the original Community Treatment Order (CTO) issued by the Mental Health Review Tribunal (MHRT) to the Sri Lankan refugee known as "Mr P" explicitly state that he was to receive rehabilitative care, including treatment for post traumatic stress disorder?

(2) In its determination of CTOs, does the MHRT give consideration to the location in which the patient who has been issued a CTO will be residing after their release and whether the location will be conducive to their recovery, regardless of whether it is a state or federal jurisdiction?

(3) What are the formal pathways for communication concerning the administration of the CTO for "Mr P" between Department of Health staff and International Health and Medical Services (IHMS) staff in Villawood?

(4)(a) Does the NSW Ministry of Health provide any training to IHMS staff at Villawood detention

centre concerning the administration of a NSW Health CTO?(b) If not, why not?

(5)(a) Has the Minister for Mental Health made any representations to the Federal Minister for

Immigration and Citizenship, the Honourable Chris Bowen MP, or his department concerning the treatment of "Mr P" in Villawood?



Answer— I refer the Member to the Minister for Health's response to Question No. 2914 in the Legislative Council.

*2916 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—BLUE HAVEN PUBLIC SCHOOL, BLUE HAVEN—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Blue Haven Public School, Blue Haven, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

Answer— Conducting the research necessary to provide this information would substantially and unreasonably divert the resources of the Department of Education and Communities away from the exercise of its core functions.I recommend that the Member look at the MySchool website, and the Annual Report that the school is required to produce at the conclusion of each school year, which is placed on the school's website.

*2917 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—OURIMBAH TAFE, OURIMBAH—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Ourimbah TAFE, Ourimbah, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

Answer— As at 22 November 2012 there were 89.55 full-time equivalent staff employed at Ourimbah TAFE, Ourimbah. The classifications are as follows:

• 0.43 full-time equivalent staff - Advanced Child Care Worker• 3.16 full-time equivalent staff - Class Preparation Assistant• 2.85 full-time equivalent staff - Clerk• 0.32 full-time equivalent staff - General Assistant⁄Tool store person• 0.57 full-time equivalent staff - Tool store person• 0.84 full-time equivalent staff - Stores Officer• 0.73 full-time equivalent staff - Technical Officer Scientific• 71.65 full-time equivalent staff - Teacher• 9.00 full-time equivalent staff - Head Teacher

There were also six Notetakers employed at Ourimbah TAFE. As this is a true casual classification there is no full-time equivalent.Additionally, Ourimbah TAFE has a Memorandum of Understanding with the University of Newcastle in which staff are engaged to support TAFE delivery. However, these staff are employed and paid by the University of Newcastle.

*2918 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE RENEWAL SCHEME—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

(1) Will the Government and the taxpayer be ultimately required to underwrite Councils which cannot repay their Local Infrastructure Renewal Scheme loans because of cost blowouts?

Answer— I provide the following details in response to your questions:The Local Infrastructure Renewal Scheme (LIRS) application guidelines specify that the NSW Government will not guarantee any part of borrowings or other financial obligations of councils who access support under the LIRS. The guidelines state that the NSW Government will not:(1) be party to any council discussions or negotiations with prospective providers of finance;(2) endorse any finance agreement that a council may enter into with its lender⁄s; or

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(3) be a party to the loan agreement.Financial assessment and benchmarking by NSW Treasury Corporation, or any formal or informal consultations by the NSW Government regarding debt facilities or any other financial arrangements of lenders with councils, do not constitute an implicit or explicit NSW Government guarantee on councils' financial or non-financial obligations incurred under the LIRS, or on the projects⁄programs proposed by councils to be subsidised by the LIRS.

*2919 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE RENEWAL SCHEME—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

(1) Will the Government guarantee that the Local Infrastructure Renewal Scheme will not lead to rate rises for ratepayers?

Answer— I provide the following details in response to your questions:All councils in NSW are subject to the annual rate peg limit, which is determined by the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART).Any council wishing to increase rates above the rate peg must seek approval from IPART for a special rate variation.

*2920 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—ARMIDALE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Armidale Hospital?

Answer— I am advised by the Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research:-The term "Medical Abortion" in the NSW Ministry of Health's Admitted Patient Data Collection covers procedures undertaken for legal or therapeutic reasons which may include medical and psychiatric reasons and may include the induction of labour to deliver a live foetus or one that may have died days or weeks before the procedure.Procedures conducted after 25 weeks gestation to facilitate expulsion of the fetus are few in number and can be undertaken for reasons such as spontaneous pre-term labour, induction of labour, or caesarean section for severe maternal distress, or induction of labour or caesarean section for severe fetal disease or death.All medical patients admitted to public hospitals in Australia have information in their medical record coded by clinical coders. Of note clinicians often record the term "termination of pregnancy" in the clinical record in a temporal sense, as in the period of pregnancy must end at this point in time. This may result in this procedure code being used despite there being a live birth.As such, any data collected does not necessarily reflect terminations of pregnancy in the sense in which the term may be commonly used in the community.Any patient cared for within the NSW public health system expects that their privacy is protected. By identifying a hospital where there were less than five procedures coded as a termination of pregnancy after 25 weeks, particularly if there was only one instance, though not directly identifying a person, could reveal sensitive health information about a person and make it public without that person's consent. In this regard, no public hospital conducted five or more such procedures in the relevant period.

*2921 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—CHITTAWAY BAY PUBLIC SCHOOL, CHITTAWAY BAY—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Chittaway Bay Public School, Chittaway Bay, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

Answer—


Conducting the research necessary to provide this information would substantially and unreasonably divert the resources of the Department of Education and Communities away from the exercise of its core functions.I recommend that the Member look at the MySchool website, and the Annual Report that the school is required to produce at the conclusion of each school year, which is placed on the school's website.

*2922 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE RENEWAL SCHEME PROJECTS—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

In relation to Local Infrastructure Renewal Scheme (LIRS) projects:(1) What happens if there is a cost overrun?(2) Will the Government increase the interest subsidy?

Answer— I provide the following details in response to your questions:Councils have entered into Local Infrastructure Renewal Scheme (LIRS) Funding Agreements specifying an upper limit of subsidy funding over the term of the loan for each specific project. Any variation to this agreement, including a variation to the scope, timing or cost of the project must be requested in writing before undertaking any works that vary from the agreed terms. Any such variation will go before the Assessment Panel for consideration.

*2923 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE RENEWAL SCHEME INTEREST SUBSIDY—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

(1) In regard to the Minister for Local Government's description of some councils as being "financially struggling", are any of those councils in receipt of the Local Infrastructure Renewal Scheme interest subsidy?

Answer— I provide the following details in response to your questions:Each council that has applied for funding under the Local Infrastructure Renewal Scheme has been subject to a financial sustainability assessment by the NSW Treasury Corporation (TCorp).One of the key purposes of the assessment is to analyse and report on the capacity of the applicant councils to take on and service the additional borrowings proposed.A council that does not have the financial capacity to service a Local Infrastructure Renewal Scheme (LIRS) subsidised loan would not receive a subsidy.

*2924 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—COLLATERALISED DEBT OBLIGATIONS—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

(1) On 3 July 2012, the ABC reported that Gosford, Coffs Harbour, Hurstville and Parkes Councils lost several million dollars each as a result of their participation in collateralised debt obligations through a subsidiary of Lehman Brothers. What are the details of the current financial situation of these councils in respect to collateralised debt oblications?

Answer— I provide the following details in response to your questionsI am advised:Information relating to Councils' holdings of Collateralised Debt Obligations is available in the latest monthly investment reports available on each individual Council's website.

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*2925 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LOCAL COUNCIL FINANCES—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

(1) In reference to the statement made by the Minister for Local Government during Budget Estimates 2012 "with at least 50 per cent of our councils really struggling financially... we will end up having ratepayers in those councils who cannot afford to do anything other than maintain the most basic of services...", which councils are included in the 50 per cent of councils really struggling financially?

Answer— I provide the following details in response to your questions:A number of inquiries and reviews in recent years have highlighted the financial sustainability pressures facing many councils in NSW.The NSW Government has recently commissioned NSW Treasury Corporation (TCorp) to undertake a detailed financial sustainability assessment of every council in NSW.TCorp's findings, which are expected to be completed by March 2013, will provide an up-to-date assessment of the number of councils in NSW that are struggling financially.

*2926 TRANSPORT—DOUBLE-DECKER BUSES—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

(1) How many double-decker buses are currently operating on Sydney Roads?

Answer— I am advised:(1) A total of 8 double decker buses will be operating in Sydney by early next year.

*2927 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LOCAL GOVERNMENT CREDIT WATCH—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

(1) In reference to the statement made by the Minister for Local Government during Budget Estimates 2012, "the Division of Local Government constantly monitors councils' financial situation and at any one time up to 20 to 25 councils are being watched - you might say a credit watch almost", which councils are currently on the 'credit watch'?

Answer— I provide the following details in response to your questions:The Division of Local Government, Department of Premier and Cabinet (the Division) monitors the financial position of all councils and county councils in NSW. Each year it undertakes a structured review of each council's annual financial statements and external audit report to assess their financial risk. The Division is currently reviewing all of councils' 2011⁄12 audited financial statements.

*2928 TRANSPORT—PROPOSED BUS INTERCHANGE AT SUTHERLAND—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

(1) What action has the Government taken to ensure that the proposed bus interchange at Sutherland will not cause traffic congestion?

(2) What plans does the Government have to deal with the loss of 24 parking spaces?(3)

(a) Has the Minister for Transport met with Council about these issues?(b) If so, what was the outcome of that meeting?



(1) (to 3.) The Government has made a significant commitment to public transport customers in Sutherland, including a new bus interchange, disability access to the station, and a new 300 space commuter car park. A traffic management study has been completed, and Sutherland City Council has been consulted on the projects. Transport for NSW will continue to work with Sutherland City Council to ensure the best possible outcomes.

*2929 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LOCAL INFRASTRUCTURE RENEWAL SCHEME SUBSIDY APPROVALS—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

(1) In reference to the statements made by the Minister for Local Government at Budget Estimates 2011 and 2012 "... that the Division of Local Government is able to advise which councils are struggling financially and as part of this 20 or 25 are being watched by way of a 'credit watch' run by the Division of Local Government" and "... that 50 per cent are really struggling financially", have any of these councils been approved for a subsidy under the Local Infrastructure Renewal Scheme?

Answer— I provide the following details in response to your questions:Every council that has applied for funding under the Local Infrastructure Renewal Scheme have been subject to a financial sustainability assessment by the NSW Treasury Corporation (TCorp).One of the key purposes of the assessment is to analyse and report on the capacity of the applicant councils to take on and service the additional borrowings proposed.A council that does not have the financial capacity to service a Local Infrastructure Renewal Scheme (LIRS) subsidised loan would not receive a subsidy.

*2930 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL INFORMATION—Ms Cotsis asked the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

(1) Regarding the Minister for Local Government's statements during Budget Estimates hearings in 2011 and 2012 that the Division of Local Government constantly monitors council's financial situations: (a) Will the Government make information publicly accessible to ratepayers so they can find out if

councils are financially viable?(b) If not, why not?

Answer— I provide the following details in response to your questions:The Government has commissioned the NSW Treasury Corporation (TCorp) to undertake a financial sustainability assessment of every council in NSW.TCorp anticipates it will complete its assessments by March 2013. These individual council assessments, together with a sector wide assessment of local government financial sustainability, will be made publicly available.In addition, the Division of Local Government, Department of Premier and Cabinet, is currently reviewing its annual Comparative Publication for 2011⁄12 with a view to expanding the analysis of information provided to provide a clearer snapshot of councils' relative financial sustainability.

*2931 TRANSPORT—PRIVATE HIRE CAR SMARTPHONE DEVICE APPLICATIONS—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In relation to smartphone device applications allowing consumers to book private hire cars on demand:(1)

(a) Have any complaints been lodged against a driver or operator about the use of such applications?

(b) If so, how many?(c) What was the nature of each complaint?

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(2) What action is the Government taking in relation to applications that may breach the Passenger Transport Act 1990?


(a) (to c.) Roads and Maritime Services has not received any complaints against a driver or operator about the use of these applications.

(2) Transport for NSW is currently reviewing Passenger Transport legislation. This review will make recommendations on whether or how smartphone applications should be regulated in the best interests of customers.

*2932 TRANSPORT—FASSIFERN TO HEXHAM RAIL LINK—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

(1) What action is the Government taking to build the Fassifern to Hexham rail link?

Answer— The Newcastle Rail Bypass, which could involve the option of a rail link between Fassifern and Hexham, is a project identified in both the draft NSW Freight and Ports Strategy and the NSW Long Term Transport Master Plan.

*2933 TRANSPORT—GLENBROOK STATION COMMUTER CAR PARK—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In relation to the announcement about a new commuter car park to be built at Glenbrook Station:(1) What is the total cost of this project for:

(a) 2011⁄12?(b) 2012⁄13?(c) 2013⁄14?(d) 2014⁄15?(e) 2015⁄16?

(2) What is the commencement date for this work?(3) What is the anticipated completion date for each aspect of this work?(4) What was the criteria used to select this station?

Answer— (1) (to 4.) I refer you to my press release of 1 November 2012 which outlined the project, including the

50 additional car spaces, as well as the installation of CCTV cameras and improved lighting for local commuters.

*2934 TRANSPORT—LAVENDAR BAY GARDENS—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In relation to the gardens on land owned by RailCorp between Lavender Bay parklands to the rail line:(1) Will the Minister for Transport guarantee that the community gardens on this site will not be

destroyed by RailCorp?(2) Will the Minister meet with representatives of North Sydney Council about permanent tenure of this

site?

Answer— (1) There are no current plans to remove the gardens.(2) I have recently met with representatives of North Sydney Council to discuss the gardens.


*2935 TRANSPORT—PLAN TO SPLIT REGIONAL AND CITY TRAIN SERVICES—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

In relation to the Government's plan to split regional and city train services:(1) Can the Minister for Transport guarantee that Griffith will keep its weekly passenger train service?(2) Can the Minister guarantee that there will be no increase in ticket prices for this service?

Answer— (1) There are no plans to remove the weekly passenger train service from Griffith.(2) Fares will not increase above CPI without service improvements.

*2936 POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—POLICE RESOURCES REGARDING BYRON BAY FESTIVALS—Ms Barham asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

(1) Can the Minister for Police and Emergency Services advise the total amount of Government funding allocated for the provision of policing resources for the 2012 Splendour in the Grass Festival and the 2012 Blues Festival, including but not limited to the cost of transportation, accommodation, wages and fuel costs?

(2)(a) What was the number and type of charges against Splendour in the Grass and Blues Festival

attendees?(b) What were the costs regarding subsequent legal action including prosecutions, hearings, Legal

Aid representation, and court costs including any travel and accommodation costs associated with the prosecutions?

(c) What was the breakdown by postcode of those charged?

(3) Can the Minister clarify the convictions regarding Splendour in the Grass and Blues Festival attendees?

(4) What was the total amount of funding from the Arts, and Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing portfolios allocated to Splendour in the Grass and the Blues Festival, including the amount and purpose?

Answer— The NSW Police Force has advised me :(1) Costs for policing both festivals were recovered under user pays arrangements. Additionally, high

visibility and proactive Vikings operations targeting antisocial behaviour, alcohol and drug related crime and violence, were run in conjunction with each event at a combined cost of $53,740 for shift penalties, overtime and catering.

(2)(a) Splendour in the Grass charges: 154 cannabis cautions, 192 court attendance notices and 9 PCA

offences. Bluesfest charges: 116 cannabis cautions and 19 field court attendance notices.(b) Police prosecutors involved in these matters were paid their normal salaries. Other costs

mentioned are not a matter for police.(c) A comprehensive breakdown of postcodes cannot be provided. However, I am advised that the

postcode most often cited in relation to these offences was 2481 (Byron Bay area) and that the full range included NSW, Queensland and Victorian postcodes.

(3) Court outcomes are not a matter for police and questions in this regard should be addressed to the Attorney General.

(4) This question should be addressed to the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing and Minister for the Arts.

*2937 TRANSPORT—ASHFIELD STATION MULTISTOREY COMMUTER CARPARK—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

(1) Is the Government committed to building a multistorey commuter carpark at Ashfield station?

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(2) What is the time frame for this project to commence?(3) What is the budget for this project in:

(a) 2011⁄12?(b) 2012⁄13?(c) 2013⁄14?(d) 2014⁄15?(e) 2015⁄16?

Answer— (1) (to 3.) On 23 April 2012 the NSW Government announced a new Transport Access Program (TAP)

which will deliver accessible, modern, secure and integrated transport infrastructure where it is needed most. The Government has allocated over $770 million to TAP.As part of TAP, on 29 May 2012 the Government announced an additional $170 million commitment to build nine new commuter car parks, providing more than 1,200 additional car spaces at train stations across the CityRail network.More planning and design work will now occur to see which projects will come next. Ashfield Station will be considered as part of this process.

*2938 TRANSPORT—LIFTS FOR PANANIA STATION—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

(1) Will the Government install lifts at Panania Station?(2) What is the time frame for this work to commence?(3) What is the budget for upgrades to Panania Station in:

(a) 2011⁄12?(b) 2012⁄13?(c) 2013⁄14?(d) 2014⁄15?(e) 2015⁄16?

Answer— (1) (to 3.) On 23 April 2012 the NSW Government announced a new Transport Access Program which

will deliver accessible, modern, secure and integrated transport infrastructure where it is needed most. The Transport Access Program includes more than $770 million over four years. Over $100 million was allocated in the first round of the Transport Access Program, which will see improvements at over 35 locations in coming months. More planning and design work will now occur to see which projects will come next. Panania station will be considered as part of this process, and I acknowledge the Member for East Hills, Mr Glenn Brookes for his tireless campaign to see lifts installed at Panania station.

*2939 ARTS, TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—ARTS, AND TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING RESOURCES REGARDING BYRON BAY FESTIVALS—Ms Barham asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

(1) Can the Minister Police and Emergency Services advise the total amount of Government funding allocated for the provision of policing resources for the 2012 Splendour in the Grass Festival and the 2012 Blues Festival, including but not limited to the cost of transportation, accommodation, wages and fuel costs?

(2)(a) What was the number and type of charges against Splendour in the Grass and Blues Festival

attendees?


(b) What where the costs regarding subsequent legal action including prosecutions, hearings, Legal Aid representation, and court costs including any travel and accommodation costs associated with the prosecutions?

(c) What was the breakdown by postcode of those charged?

(3) Can the Minister clarify the convictions regarding Splendour in the Grass and Blues Festival attendees?

(4) What was the total amount of funding from the Arts, and Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing portfolios allocated to Splendour in the Grass and the Blues Festival, including the amount and purpose?

Answer— (1) As this matter relates to police it should be referred to the Minister for Police and Emergency

Services.(2)

(a) As this matter relates to police it should be referred to the Minister for Police and Emergency Services.

(b) As this matter relates to court proceedings it should be referred to the Attorney General.(c) As this matter relates to police it should be referred to the Minister for Police and Emergency

Services.

(3) As this matter relates to court proceedings it should be referred to the Attorney General.(4) Nil.

*2940 TRANSPORT—NORTH WEST RAIL LINK COMMUNITY INFORMATION CENTRE—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

(1) How many inquiries have been dealt with by the North West Rail Link Community Information Centre?

(2) What was the nature of these inquiries, by category? (3)

(a) Of these: (i) how many inquiries were by email?(ii) how many inquiries were by phone?(iii) how many inquiries were in person?

(b) How much has the North West Rail Link Community Information Centre cost since its establishment?

Answer— (1) (to 3.) The North West Rail Link Community Information Centre has been a valuable component of

the community engagement process for the North West Rail Link. The Community Information Centre has fielded inquiries from the community, but has also proactively informed residents about progress on this important project. There have been more than 233,000 contacts with resources produced by the North West Rail Link community information team.

*2941 TRANSPORT—EPPING TO PARRAMATTA RAIL LINK—Ms Sharpe asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

(1) In relation to Hills Shire Councillors calling for the Epping to Parramatta Rail Link, will the Minister for Transport confirm that the Epping to Parramatta Rail Link will not be built under the present Government's tenure?

Answer— The Chatswood to Parramatta Rail Link was a project promised by the former Labor Government, but never delivered. This Government's rail priorities are outlined in Sydney's Rail Future, released on 20 June 2012.

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*2942 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—GOULBURN BASE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Goulburn Base Hospital?

Answer— I am advised by the Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research:-The Honourable Member is referred to the response to Question on Notice LC2920.

*2943 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—GRAFTON BASE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Grafton Base Hospital?

Answer— I am advised by the Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research:-The Honourable Member is referred to the response to Question on Notice LC2920.

*2944 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—GRIFFITH BASE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Griffith Base Hospital?

Answer— I am advised by the Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research:The Honourable Member is referred to the response to Question on Notice LC2920.

*2945 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—KU-RING-GAI HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Ku-ring-gai Hospital?


*2946 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—JOHN HUNTER HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in John Hunter Hospital?


*2947 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—LISMORE BASE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—


(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Lismore Base Hospital?


*2948 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—LIVERPOOL HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Liverpool Hospital?


*2949 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—SHELLHARBOUR HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Shellharbour Hospital?


*2950 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—MAITLAND HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Maitland Hospital?


*2951 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—MANLY HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Manly Hospital?


*2952 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—SHOALHAVEN DISTRICT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

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(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Shoalhaven District Memorial Hospital?


*2953 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—MANNING BASE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Manning Base Hospital?


*2954 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—MONA VALE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Mona Vale Hospital?


*2955 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—ST GEORGE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in St George Hospital?


*2956 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—MOUNT DRUITT HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Mount Druitt Hospital?


*2957 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—ST VINCENT'S HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in St Vincent's Hospital?



*2958 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—MURWILLUMBAH DISTRICT HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Murwillumbah District Hospital?


*2959 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—NEPEAN HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Nepean Hospital?


*2960 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—SUTHERLAND HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Sutherland Hospital?


*2961 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—ORANGE BASE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Orange Base Hospital?


*2962 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—SYDNEY CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Sydney Children's Hospital?


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The Honourable Member is referred to the response to Question on Notice LC2920.

*2963 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—PORT MACQUARIE BASE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Port Macquarie Base Hospital?


*2964 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—AUBURN HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Auburn Hospital?


*2965 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—SYDNEY HOSPITAL AND SYDNEY EYE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Sydney Hospital and Sydney Eye Hospital?


*2966 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—PRINCE OF WALES HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Prince of Wales Hospital?


*2967 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—BANKSTOWN-LIDCOMBE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital?

Answer—


I am advised by the Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research:The Honourable Member is referred to the response to Question on Notice LC2920.

*2968 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—TAMWORTH BASE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Tamworth Base Hospital?


*2969 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—BATHURST BASE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Bathurst Base Hospital?


*2970 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AT WESTMEAD—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in The Children's Hospital at Westmead?


*2971 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in the Royal Hospital for Women?


*2972 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—BEGA DISTRICT HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Bega District Hospital?


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The Honourable Member is referred to the response to Question on Notice LC2920.

*2973 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—TWEED HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Tweed Hospital?


*2974 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—ROYAL NORTH SHORE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in the Royal North Shore Hospital?


*2975 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—BELMONT HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Belmont Hospital?


*2976 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—WAGGA WAGGA BASE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Wagga Wagga Base Hospital?


*2977 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—BLACKTOWN HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Blacktown Hospital?



*2978 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—WESTMEAD HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Westmead Hospital?


*2979 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—ROYAL PRINCE ALFRED HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Royal Prince Alfred Hospital?


*2980 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—WOLLONGONG HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Wollongong Hospital?


*2981 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—BOWRAL DISTRICT HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Bowral District Hospital?


*2982 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—WYONG HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Wyong Hospital?


*2983 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—RYDE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

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(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Ryde Hospital?


*2984 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—CALVARY MATER NEWCASTLE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Calvary Mater Newcastle Hospital?


*2985 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—CAMPBELLTOWN HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Campbelltown Hospital?


*2986 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—ASQUITH PUBLIC SCHOOL, ASQUITH—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Asquith Public School, Asquith, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*2987 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—CANTERBURY HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Canterbury Hospital?



*2988 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—COFFS HARBOUR BASE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Coffs Harbour Base Hospital?


*2989 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—CONCORD REPATRIATION GENERAL HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Concord Repatriation General Hospital?


*2990 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—DUBBO BASE HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Dubbo Base Hospital?


*2991 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—FAIRFIELD HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Fairfield Hospital?


*2992 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—POINT CLARE PUBLIC SCHOOL, POINT CLARE—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Point Clare Public School, Point Clare, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


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*2993 HEALTH—PREGNANCY TERMINATIONS—GOSFORD HOSPITAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1) In the period 1 July 2011 to 30 June 2012, how many pregnancy terminations were conducted involving a foetus with a gestation period of 25 weeks or more in Gosford Hospital?


*2994 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—SOMERSBY PUBLIC SCHOOL, GOSFORD—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Somersby Public School, Gosford, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*2995 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—GOROKAN PUBLIC SCHOOL, GOROKAN—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Gorokan Public School, Gorokan, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*2996 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—KANWAL PUBLIC SCHOOL, KANWAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Kanwal Public School, Kanwal, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*2997 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—NORTHLAKES PUBLIC SCHOOL, SAN REMO—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Northlakes Public School, San Remo, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

Answer—



*2998 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—TACOMA PUBLIC SCHOOL, TACOMA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Tacoma Public School, Tacoma, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*2999 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—TOUKLEY PUBLIC SCHOOL, TOUKLEY—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Toukley Public School, Toukley, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3000 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—TUGGERAWONG PUBLIC SCHOOL TUGGERAWONG—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Tuggerawong Public School Tuggerawong, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3001 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—WADALBA COMMUNITY SCHOOL, WADALBA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Wadalba Community School, Wadalba, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


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*3002 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—WARNERVALE PUBLIC SCHOOL, HAMLYN TERRACE—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Warnervale Public School, Hamlyn Terrace, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3003 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—SPENCER PUBLIC SCHOOL, SPENCER—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Spencer Public School, Spencer, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3004 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—WOONGARRAH, PUBLIC SCHOOL, WOONGARRAH—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Woongarrah, Public School, Woongarrah, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3005 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—WYONG GROVE PUBLIC SCHOOL, WYONG—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Wyong Grove Public School, Wyong, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3006 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—WYONG PUBLIC SCHOOL, WYONG—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Wyong Public School, Wyong, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?



*3007 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—UMINA PUBLIC SCHOOL, UMINA BEACH—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Umina Public School, Umina Beach, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3008 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—GOROKAN HIGH SCHOOL, LAKE HAVEN—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Gorokan High School, Lake Haven, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3009 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—WOY WOY PUBLIC SCHOOL, WOY WOY—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Woy Woy Public School, Woy Woy, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3010 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—NORTHLAKES HIGH SCHOOL, SAN REMO—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Northlakes High School, San Remo, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


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*3011 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—WOY WOY SOUTH PUBLIC SCHOOL, WOY WOY—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Woy Woy South Public School, Woy Woy, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3012 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—WYONG HIGH SCHOOL, WYONG—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Wyong High School, Wyong, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3013 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—BATEAU BAY PUBLIC SCHOOL, BATEAU BAY—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Bateau Bay Public School, Bateau Bay, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3014 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—BRISBANE WATER SECONDARY COLLEGE, UMINA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Brisbane Water Secondary College, Umina, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3015 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—BROOKE AVENUE PUBLIC SCHOOL, KILLARNEY VALE EAST—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Brooke Avenue Public School, Killarney Vale East, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

Answer—



*3016 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—GOSFORD HIGH SCHOOL, GOSFORD—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Gosford High School, Gosford, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3017 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—GLENVALE SCHOOL, NARARA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Glenvale School, Narara, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3018 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—HENRY KENDALL HIGH SCHOOL, GOSFORD—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Henry Kendall High School, Gosford, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3019 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—KILLARNEY VALE PUBLIC SCHOOL, KILLARNEY VALE—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Killarney Vale Public School, Killarney Vale, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


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*3020 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—AVOCA BEACH PUBLIC SCHOOL, AVOCA BEACH—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Avoca Beach Public School, Avoca Beach, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3021 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—LISAROW PUBLIC SCHOOL, LISAROW—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Lisarow Public School, Lisarow, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3022 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—BRISBANIA PUBLIC SCHOOL, SARATOGA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Brisbania Public School, Saratoga, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3023 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—NARARA PUBLIC SCHOOL, LISAROW—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Narara Public School, Lisarow, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3024 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—CHERTSEY PUBLIC SCHOOL, SPRINGFIELD—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Chertsey Public School, Springfield, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

Answer—



*3025 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—NIAGARA PARK PUBLIC SCHOOL, NIAGARA PARK—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Niagara Park Public School, Niagara Park, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3026 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—COPACABANA PUBLIC SCHOOL, COPACABANA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Copacabana Public School, Copacabana, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3027 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—OURIMBAH PUBLIC SCHOOL, OURIMBAH—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Ourimbah Public School, Ourimbah, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3028 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—EMPIRE BAY PUBLIC SCHOOL, EMPIRE BAY—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Empire Bay Public School, Empire Bay, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


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*3029 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—THE ENTRANCE PUBLIC SCHOOL, THE ENTRANCE—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding The Entrance Public School, The Entrance, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3030 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—ERINA HEIGHTS PUBLIC SCHOOL, ERINA HEIGHTS—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Erina Heights Public School, Erina Heights, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3031 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—TUGGERAH PUBLIC SCHOOL, TUGGERAH—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Tuggerah Public School, Tuggerah, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3032 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—VALLEY VIEW PUBLIC SCHOOL, WYOMING—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Valley View Public School, Wyoming, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3033 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—HOLGATE PUBLIC SCHOOL, HOLGATE—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Holgate Public School, Holgate, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

Answer—



*3034 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—WYOMING PUBLIC SCHOOL, WYOMING—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Wyoming Public School, Wyoming, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3035 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—LISAROW HIGH SCHOOL, LISAROW—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Lisarow High School, Lisarow, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3036 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—KINCUMBER PUBLIC SCHOOL, KINCUMBER—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Kincumber Public School, Kincumber, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3037 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—NARARA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL, NARARA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Narara Valley High School, Narara, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


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*3038 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—PRETTY BEACH PUBLIC SCHOOL, PRETTY BEACH—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Pretty Beach Public School, Pretty Beach, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3039 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—WIDEVIEW PUBLIC SCHOOL, BEROWRA HEIGHTS—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Wideview Public School, Berowra Heights, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3040 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—TERRIGAL PUBLIC SCHOOL, TERRIGAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Terrigal Public School, Terrigal, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3041 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—WAMBERAL PUBLIC SCHOOL, WAMBERAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Wamberal Public School, Wamberal, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3042 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—TUGGERAH LAKES SECONDARY COLLEGE THE ENTRANCE CAMPUS, LONG JETTY—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College The Entrance Campus, Long Jetty, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?



*3043 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—WOODPORT PUBLIC SCHOOL, ERINA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Woodport Public School, Erina, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3044 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—ASQUITH BOYS HIGH SCHOOL, ASQUITH—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Asquith Boys High School, Asquith, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3045 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—ERINA HIGH SCHOOL, ERINA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Erina High School, Erina, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3046 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—TUGGERAH LAKES SECONDARY COLLEGE BERKELEY VALE CAMPUS, BERKELEY VALE—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College Berkeley Vale Campus, Berkeley Vale, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

Answer— Conducting the research necessary to provide this information would substantially and unreasonably divert the resources of the Department of Education and Communities away from the exercise of its core functions.

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I recommend that the Member look at the MySchool website, and the Annual Report that the school is required to produce at the conclusion of each school year, which is placed on the school's website.

*3047 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—KINCUMBER HIGH SCHOOL, KINCUMBER—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Kincumber High School, Kincumber, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3048 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—TERRIGAL HIGH SCHOOL, TERRIGAL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Terrigal High School, Terrigal, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3049 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—BOAMBEE PUBLIC SCHOOL, BOAMBEE—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Boambee Public School, Boambee, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3050 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—ASQUITH GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, ASQUITH—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Asquith Girls High School, Asquith, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3051 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—BONVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL, BONVILLE—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—


(1) Regarding Bonville Public School, Bonville, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3052 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—COFFS HARBOUR PUBLIC SCHOOL, COFFS HARBOUR—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Coffs Harbour Public School, Coffs Harbour, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3053 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—TUGGERAH LAKES SECONDARY COLLEGE, TUMBI UMBI CAMPUS, TUMBI UMBI—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Tuggerah Lakes Secondary College, Tumbi Umbi Campus, Tumbi Umbi, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3054 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—GALSTON HIGH SCHOOL, GALSTON—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Galston High School, Galston, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3055 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—BEROWRA PUBLIC SCHOOL, BEROWRA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Berowra Public School, Berowra, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

Answer—

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*3056 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—CORAMBA PUBLIC SCHOOL, CORAMBA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Coramba Public School, Coramba, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3057 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—BROOKLYN PUBLIC SCHOOL, BROOKLYN—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Brooklyn Public School, Brooklyn, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3058 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—CROSSMAGLEN PUBLIC SCHOOL, CROSSMAGLEN—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Crossmaglen Public School, Crossmaglen, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3059 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—HORNSBY GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, ASQUITH—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Hornsby Girls High School, Asquith, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?



*3060 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—KARANGI PUBLIC SCHOOL, KARANGI—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Karangi Public School, Karangi, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3061 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—CLARKE ROAD SCHOOL, HORNSBY—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Clarke Road School, Hornsby, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3062 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—KORORO PUBLIC SCHOOL, KORORO—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Kororo Public School, Kororo, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3063 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—COWAN PUBLIC SCHOOL, COWAN—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Cowan Public School, Cowan, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3064 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—CENTRAL MANGROVE PUBLIC SCHOOL, CENTRAL MANGROVE—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Central Mangrove Public School, Central Mangrove, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

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*3065 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—GALSTON PUBLIC SCHOOL, GALSTON—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Galston Public School, Galston, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3066 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—LOWANNA PUBLIC SCHOOL, LOWANNA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Lowanna Public School, Lowanna, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3067 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—HORNSBY HEIGHTS PUBLIC SCHOOL, HORNSBY—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Hornsby Heights Public School, Hornsby, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3068 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—HORNSBY NORTH PUBLIC SCHOOL, HORNSBY—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Hornsby North Public School, Hornsby, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?



*3069 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—MULLAWAY PUBLIC SCHOOL, MULLAWAY—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Mullaway Public School, Mullaway, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3070 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—HORNSBY SOUTH PUBLIC SCHOOL, HORNSBY—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Hornsby South Public School, Hornsby, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3071 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—NANA GLEN PUBLIC SCHOOL, NANA GLEN—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Nana Glen Public School, Nana Glen, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3072 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—ETTALONG PUBLIC SCHOOL, ETTALONG BEACH—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Ettalong Public School, Ettalong Beach, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3073 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—MOUNT KU-RING-GAI PUBLIC SCHOOL, MOUNT KU-RING-GAI—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Mount Ku-ring-gai Public School, Mount Ku-ring-gai, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

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*3074 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—NARRANGA PUBLIC SCHOOL, COFFS HARBOUR—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Narranga Public School, Coffs Harbour, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3075 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—MOUNT COLAH PUBLIC SCHOOL, MOUNT COLAH—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Mount Colah Public School, Mount Colah, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3076 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—GIRRAKOOL SCHOOL, KARIONG—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Girrakool School, Kariong, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3077 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—ORARA UPPER PUBLIC SCHOOL, UPPER ORARA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Orara Upper Public School, Upper Orara, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?



*3078 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—NORMANHURST WEST PUBLIC SCHOOL, THORNLEIGH—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Normanhurst West Public School, Thornleigh, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3079 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—RALEIGH PUBLIC SCHOOL, RALEIGH—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Raleigh Public School, Raleigh, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3080 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—REPTON PUBLIC SCHOOL, REPTON—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Repton Public School, Repton, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3081 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—SANDY BEACH PUBLIC SCHOOL, SANDY BEACH—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Sandy Beach Public School, Sandy Beach, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3082 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—GOSFORD PUBLIC SCHOOL, GOSFORD—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Gosford Public School, Gosford, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

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*3083 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—SAWTELL PUBLIC SCHOOL, SAWTELL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Sawtell Public School, Sawtell, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3084 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—TOORMINA PUBLIC SCHOOL, TOORMINA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Toormina Public School, Toormina, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3085 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—GOSFORD EAST PUBLIC SCHOOL, EAST GOSFORD—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Gosford East Public School, Gosford East, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3086 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—TYALLA PUBLIC SCHOOL, COFFS HARBOUR—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Tyalla Public School, Coffs Harbour, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

Answer— Conducting the research necessary to provide this information would substantially and unreasonably divert the resources of the Department of Education and Communities away from the exercise of its core functions. I recommend that the Member look at the MySchool website, and the Annual Report that the school is required to produce at the conclusion of each school year, which is placed on the school's website.


*3087 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—ULONG PUBLIC SCHOOL, ULONG—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Ulong Public School, Ulong, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3088 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—WILLIAM BAYLDON PUBLIC SCHOOL, SAWTELL—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding William Bayldon Public School, Sawtell, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3089 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—KARIONG PUBLIC SCHOOL, KARIONG—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Kariong Public School, Kariong, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3090 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—WOOLGOOLGA PUBLIC SCHOOL, WOOLGOOLGA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Woolgoolga Public School, Woolgoolga, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3091 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—COFFS HARBOUR HIGH SCHOOL, COFFS HARBOUR—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Coffs Harbour High School, Coffs Harbour, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

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*3092 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—COFFS HARBOUR LEARNING CENTRE, BOAMBEE—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Coffs Harbour Learning Centre, Boambee, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3093 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—KULNURA PUBLIC SCHOOL, KULNURA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Kulnura Public School, Kulnara, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3094 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—COFFS HARBOUR SENIOR COLLEGE, COFFS HARBOUR—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Coffs Harbour Senior College, Coffs Harbour, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3095 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—ORARA HIGH SCHOOL, COFFS HARBOUR—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Orara High School, Coffs Harbour, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

Answer— Conducting the research necessary to provide this information would substantially and unreasonably divert the resources of the Department of Education and Communities away from the exercise of its core functions.I recommend that the Member look at the MySchool website, and the Annual Report that the school is


required to produce at the conclusion of each school year, which is placed on the school's website.

*3096 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—COFFS HARBOUR EDUCATION CAMPUS, COFFS HARBOUR—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Coffs Harbour Education Campus, Coffs Harbour, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

Answer— As at 22 November 2012 there were 185.55 full-time equivalent staff employed at Coffs Harbour Education Campus. The classifications are as follows:

• 28.3 full-time equivalent staff - Clerk• 0.5 full-time equivalent staff - General Assistant• 10 full-time equivalent staff - Head Teacher• 1 full-time equivalent staff - Institute Manager• 0.6 full-time equivalent staff - Librarian• 2.8 full-time equivalent staff - Senior Education Officer• 0.62 full-time equivalent staff - Stores Attendant Hair• 2.03 full-time equivalent staff - Stores Officer• 1.8 full-time equivalent staff - TAFE Counsellor• 127.75 full-time equivalent staff - Teacher• 3 full-time equivalent staff - Technical Officer• 0.6 full-time equivalent staff - Technical Officer Scientific• 1.84 full-time equivalent staff - Tool store person• 3.86 full-time equivalent staff - Technical Assistant• 0.85 full-time equivalent staff - Student Association Officer

*3097 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—TOORMINA HIGH SCHOOL, TOORMINA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Toormina High School, Toormina, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3098 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—COFFS HARBOUR TAFE, COFFS HARBOUR—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Coffs Harbour TAFE, Coffs Harbour, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

Answer— As at 22 November 2012 there were 80.9 full-time equivalent staff employed at Coffs Harbour TAFE. The classifications are as follows:

• 11.6 full-time equivalent staff - Clerk• 4.9 full-time equivalent staff - Head Teacher• 2 full-time equivalent staff - Librarian• 0.7 full-time equivalent staff - Library Technician• 1 full-time equivalent staff - Outreach Coordinator• 0.63 full-time equivalent staff - TAFE Counsellor• 55.23 full-time equivalent staff - Teacher

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• 2.85 full-time equivalent staff - Tool store person• 1.99 full-time equivalent staff - Technical Assistant

*3099 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—PEATS RIDGE PUBLIC SCHOOL, PEATS RIDGE—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Peats Ridge Public School, Peats Ridge, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3100 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—WOOLGOOLGA HIGH SCHOOL, WOOLGOOLGA—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Woolgoolga High School, Woolgoolga, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


*3101 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—HORNSBY TAFE, HORNSBY—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Hornsby TAFE, Hornsby, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

Answer— As at 22 November 2012 there was 179.14 full-time equivalent staff employed at Hornsby College. The classifications are as follows:

• 16.60 full-time equivalent staff – Head Teacher• 54.90 full-time equivalent staff – Teacher• 2.00 full-time equivalent staff – Teacher Consultant Disabilities• 45.53 full-time equivalent staff – Part-time Casual Teachers• 1.00 full-time equivalent staff – Educational Officer• 2.20 full-time equivalent staff – Counsellor• 4.00 full-time equivalent staff – Institute Manager• 0.09 full-time equivalent staff – Artist Model• 21.80 full-time equivalent staff – Clerk• 0.77 full-time equivalent staff – Disability Assistants• 5.05 full-time equivalent staff – Early Childhood• 1.00 full-time equivalent staff – General Assistant⁄Tool store• 3.70 full-time equivalent staff – Librarian• 2.50 full-time equivalent staff – Library Technician• 6.00 full-time equivalent staff – Security Officer• 1.00 full-time equivalent staff – Stores Officer• 1.00 full-time equivalent staff – Student Association Officer• 4.00 full-time equivalent staff – Technical Assistant• 3.00 full-time equivalent staff – Technical Officers


• 3.00 full-time equivalent staff – Tool store person

*3102 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—GOSFORD TAFE, GOSFORD—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Gosford TAFE, Gosford, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

Answer— As at 22 November 2012 there were 104.84 full-time equivalent staff employed at Gosford TAFE. The classifications are as follows:

• 8.37 full-time equivalent staff - Clerk• 2.27 full-time equivalent staff - General Assistant⁄Tool store person• 2.22 full-time equivalent staff - Stores Attendant Hair• 2 full-time equivalent staff - General Assistant⁄Caretaker• 1 full-time equivalent staff - Technical Officer Engineering• 2 full-time equivalent staff - Librarian• 70.58 full-time equivalent staff - Teacher• 11 full-time equivalent staff - Head Teacher• 1 full-time equivalent staff - Consultant for the Disabled• 1 full-time equivalent staff - Outreach Coordinator• 1.4 full-time equivalent staff - TAFE Counsellor• 1 full-time equivalent staff - Education Officer• 1 full-time equivalent staff - Senior Education Officer

Additionally, the following casual classifications were employed. As these are true casual classifications there are no full-time equivalents:

• 3 Notetakers• 2 Exam Supervisors

*3103 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—WYONG TAFE, WYONG—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Wyong TAFE, Wyong, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?

Answer— As at 22 November 2012 there were 85.58 full-time equivalent staff employed at Wyong TAFE. The classifications are as follows:

• 7.97 full-time equivalent staff - Clerk• 1.06 full-time equivalent staff - Class Preparation Assistant• 0.12 full-time equivalent staff - General Assistant⁄Bus Driver• 1.49 full-time equivalent staff - General Assistant⁄Tool store• 1.37 full-time equivalent staff – Tool store person• 2 full-time equivalent staff - General Assistant⁄Caretaker• 0.21 full-time equivalent staff - Laboratory Attendant• 1 full-time equivalent staff - Technical Assistant Electrical Engineering• 2.4 full-time equivalent staff - Technical Officer Engineering• 1 full-time equivalent staff - Technical Officer Scientific• 0.85 full-time equivalent staff - Stores Officer• 2 full-time equivalent staff - Librarian• 1 full-time equivalent staff - Library Technician• 50.16 full-time equivalent staff - Teacher• 8 full-time equivalent staff - Head Teacher• 1.5 full-time equivalent staff - Consultant for the Disabled• 1 full-time equivalent staff - Outreach Coordinator

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• 0.6 full-time equivalent staff - TAFE Counsellor• 0.85 full-time equivalent staff - Senior Education Officer• 1 full-time equivalent staff - Institute Manager

Additionally, the following casual classifications were employed. As these are true casual classifications there are no full-time equivalents:

• 5 Disability Assistants• 6 Notetakers• 1 Exam Supervisors

*3104 EDUCATION—STAFF EMPLOYED—BERKLEY VALE PUBLIC SCHOOL, BERKLEY VALE—Mr Donnelly asked the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Education—

(1) Regarding Berkley Vale Public School, Berkley Vale, as at 22 November 2012, how many full-time equivalent staff are employed and what is their grade or classification?


19 FEBRUARY 2013(Paper No. 123)

3105 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—SOUTHERN REGION FORESTRY FIGURES 2012—Mr Shoebridge to ask the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1) What volume of sawlogs was supplied by the Southern Region native forests compared to sawmills in the Southern Region in 2012?

(2) What was the stumpage revenue received by Forestry Corporation of NSW from sawlogs supplied from the Southern Region native forests in 2012?

(3) What was the total revenue recieved by Forestry Corporation of NSW from harvesting and haulage of sawlogs in the Southern Region native forests in 2012?

(4) What was the total volume in tonnes of hardwood pulpwood supplied by Forestry Corporation of NSW from the Southern Region native forests in 2012?

(5) What was the total revenue from Stumpage received by Forestry Corporation of NSW from pulpwood supplied from the Southern Region native forests in 2012?

(6) What was the total revenue received by Forestry Corporation of NSW from harvesting and haulage of pulpwood in the Southern Region native forests in 2012?

(7) What was the total revenue received by Forestry Corporation of NSW from other products and services supplied from the Southern Region native forests in 2012?

(8) What was the total revenue earned by Forestry Corporation of NSW from Southern Region native forests in 2012?

(9) What were the total pre-harvesting costs incurred by Forestry Corporation of NSW from the Southern Region native forests in 2012?

(10) What was the total amount paid by Forestry Corporation of NSW to harvesting and haulage contractors in the Southern Region native forests in 2012?

(11) What was the total cost to Forestry Corporation of NSW of staff working in Southern Region, including (a) Salaries?(b) Superannuation?


(c) and other Associated Benefits?

(12) What costs were incurred by Forestry Corporation of NSW for the managment and administration of the Batemans Bay Southern Region Office in 2012, including (a) Office?(b) Fuel?(c) Transport?(d) Accomodation?(e) and Consultancy Fees?

(13) What percentage of Forestry Corporation of NSW Head Office costs were attributable to the Management of Southern Region native forests in 2012?

(14) What were the costs for Forestry Corporation of NSW Head Office in relation to the Management of Southern Region native forests in 2012 expressed as a total dollar figure?

(15) What were the total costs for Forestry Corporation of NSW Southern Region native forests operration in 2012?

3106 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—NORTH EAST REGION FORESTRY FIGURES 2012—Mr Shoebridge to ask the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1) What volume of sawlogs was supplied by the North East Region native forests compared to sawmills in the North East Region in 2012?

(2) What was the stumpage revenue received by Forestry Corporation of NSW from sawlogs supplied from the North East Region native forests in 2012?

(3) What was the total revenue recieved by Forestry Corporation of NSW from harvesting and haulage of sawlogs in the North East Region native forests in 2012?

(4) What was the total volume in tonnes of hardwood pulpwood supplied by Forestry Corporation of NSW from the North East Region native forests in 2012?

(5) What was the total revenue from Stumpage received by Forestry Corporation of NSW from pulpwood supplied from the North East Region native forests in 2012?

(6) What was the total revenue received by Forestry Corporation of NSW from harvesting and haulage of pulpwood in the North East Region native forests in 2012?

(7) What was the total revenue received by Forestry Corporation of NSW from other products and services supplied from the North East Region native forests in 2012?

(8) What was the total revenue earned by Forestry Corporation of NSW from North East Region native forests in 2012?

(9) What were the total pre-harvesting costs incurred by Forestry Corporation of NSW from the North East Region native forests in 2012?

(10) What was the total amount paid by Forestry Corporation of NSW to harvesting and haulage contractors in the North East Region native forests in 2012?

(11) What was the total cost to Forestry Corporation of NSW of staff working in North East Region, including (a) Salaries?(b) Superannuation(c) and other Associated Benefits?

(12) What costs were incurred by Forestry Corporation of NSW for the managment and administration of the North East Region Office in 2012, including (a) Office?(b) Fuel?(c) Transport?(d) Accomodation?(e) and Consultancy Fees?

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(13) What percentage of Forestry Corporation of NSW Head Office costs were attributable to the Management of North East Region native forests in 2012?

(14) What were the costs for Forestry Corporation of NSW Head Office in relation to Management of North East Region native forests in 2012 expressed as a total dollar figure?

(15) What were the total costs for Forestry Corporation of NSW North East Region native forests operration in 2012?

3107 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—WESTERN REGION FORESTRY FIGURES 2012—Mr Shoebridge to ask the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1) What volume of sawlogs was supplied by the Western Region native forests compared to sawmills in the Western Region in 2012?

(2) What was the stumpage revenue received by Forestry Corporation of NSW from sawlogs supplied from the Western Region native forests in 2012?

(3) What was the total revenue recieved by Forestry Corporation of NSW from harvesting and haulage of sawlogs in the Western Region native forests in 2012?

(4) What was the total volume in tonnes of hardwood pulpwood supplied by Forestry Corporation of NSW from the Western Region native forests in 2012?

(5) What was the total revenue from Stumpage received by Forestry Corporation of NSW from pulpwood supplied from the Western Region native forests in 2012?

(6) What was the total revenue received by Forestry Corporation of NSW from harvesting and haulage of pulpwood in the Western Region native forests in 2012?

(7) What was the total revenue received by Forestry Corporation of NSW from other products and services supplied from the Western Region native forests in 2012?

(8) What was the total revenue earned by Forestry Corporation of NSW from Western Region native forests in 2012?

(9) What were the total pre-harvesting costs incurred by Forestry Corporation of NSW from the Western Region native forests in 2012?

(10) What was the total amount paid by Forestry Corporation of NSW to harvesting and haulage contractors in the Western Region native forests in 2012?

(11) What was the total cost to Forestry Corporation of NSW of staff working in Western Region, including (a) Salaries?(b) Superannuation?(c) and other Associated Benefits?

(12) What costs were incurred by Forestry Corporation of NSW for the managment and administration of the Western Region Office in 2012, including (a) Office?(b) Fuel?(c) Transport?(d) Accomodation?(e) and Consultancy Fees?

(13) What percentage of Forestry Corporation of NSW Head Office costs were attributable to the Management of Western Region native forests in 2012?

(14) What were the costs for Forestry Corporation of NSW Head Office in relation to the Management of Westen Region native forests in 2012 expressed as a total dollar figure?

(15) What were the total costs for Forestry Corporation of NSW Western Region native forests operration in 2012?


3108 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—CENTRAL REGION FORESTRY FIGURES 2012—Mr Shoebridge to ask the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1) What volume of sawlogs was supplied by the Central Region native forests compared to sawmills in the Central Region in 2012?

(2) What was the stumpage revenue received by Forestry Corporation of NSW from sawlogs supplied from the Central Region native forests in 2012?

(3) What was the total revenue recieved by Forestry Corporation of NSW from harvesting and haulage of sawlogs in the Central Region native forests in 2012?

(4) What was the total volume in tonnes of hardwood pulpwood supplied by Forestry Corporation of NSW from the Central Region native forests in 2012?

(5) What was the total revenue from Stumpage received by Forestry Corporation of NSW from pulpwood supplied from the Central Region native forests in 2012?

(6) What was the total revenue received by Forestry Corporation of NSW from harvesting and haulage of pulpwood in the Central Region native forests in 2012?

(7) What was the total revenue received by Forestry Corporation of NSW from other products and services supplied from the Central Region native forests in 2012?

(8) What was the total revenue earned by Forestry Corporation of NSW from Central Region native forests in 2012?

(9) What were the total pre-harvesting costs incurred by Forestry Corporation of NSW from the Central Region native forests in 2012?

(10) What was the total amount paid by Forestry Corporation of NSW to harvesting and haulage contractors in the Central Region native forests in 2012?

(11) What was the total cost to Forestry Corporation of NSW of staff working in Central Region, including (a) Salaries?(b) Superannuation?(c) and other Associated Benefits?

(12) What costs were incurred by Forestry Corporation of NSW for the managment and administration of the Central Region Office in 2012, including (a) Office?(b) Fuel?(c) Transport?(d) Accomodation?(e) and Consultancy Fees?

(13) What percentage of Forestry Corporation of NSW Head Office costs were attributable to the Management of Central Region native forests in 2012?

(14) What were the costs for Forestry Corporation of NSW Head Office in relation to the Management of Central Region native forests in 2012 expressed as a total dollar figure?

(15) What were the total costs for Forestry Corporation of NSW Central Region native forests operration in 2012?

3109 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—WOOD SUPPLY AGREEMENTS—Mr Shoebridge to ask the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1) Which Wood Supply Agreements were signed by former Primary Industries Minister, Mr Ian MacDonald?

3110 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—MISCELLANEOUS WOOD AND FIREWOOD—Mr Shoebridge to ask the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1) How much 'miscellaneous' wood was produced in the Southern RFA Region in

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(a) 2009?(b) 2010?(c) 2011?(d) 2012?

(2) How much 'miscellaneous' wood was produced in the Eden RFA Region in 2012?(3) What is the royalty for 'miscellaneous' wood in the Southern RFA Region?(4) Do Wood Supply Agreements or other contracts exist for the supply of firewood?

(a) If so are those Agreements public?

(5) If Wood Supply Agreements or other contracts do not exist for the supply of firewood, under what arrangements is this wood sold?

3111 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—PUBLICATION OF HARVEST PLANS—Mr Shoebridge to ask the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1) Can the Minister for Primary Industries guarantee that Harvest Plans authorising logging operations in State Forests will be made available on the Forestry Corporation website before logging operations commence?

(2) Can the Minster for Primary Industries ensure that these documents are made available to the public at least one week before the commencement of logging?

3112 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—CLOSURE OF THE BATEMANS BAY OFFICE—Mr Shoebridge to ask the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1) Does the Forestry Corporation of NSW intend to close its workshop and office in Batemans Bay?(2) If the Forestry Corporation of NSW does intend to close its workshop and office at Batemans Bay,

what timetable for the closure has been agreed upon?(3) What future presence will the Forestry Corporation of NSW maintain in the Eurobodalla Shire?(4) Does the Forestry Corporation of NSW intend to sell plant and equipment from the Batemans Bay

workshop?(5) Which workshops will remain in the South Coast Region during 2013?(6) What steps are being taken to close workshops beyond 2013?(7) What were the numbers of employed, classifications and locations of all Forestry Corporation of

NSW staff for the following years: (a) 2011?(b) 2012?(c) projected in 2013?

3113 PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE—AGL'S WELL PAD FLOODING AT MENANGLE PARK—Mr Buckingham to ask the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW, Leader of the House—

In relation to the flooding of AGL's well site MP25 at Menangle Park on 29 January 2013:(1) Who approved coal seam gas drilling at this site?(2) Did the approval authority take into account Campbelltown City Council's objections based on the

site's location within the Nepean River's flood zone?(3)

(a) When did the Department of Energy and Resources become aware the likelihood of the site flooding due to rainfall predictions?

(b) When did the Environmental Protection Agency become aware?(c) When did the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure become aware?


(d) When did AGL become aware?(e) What were the responses from the above parties?

(4)(a) What were the plastic lined pits at the northern end of the site used for?(b) What were the contents of these pits immediately prior to the well site flooding?

(5)(a) What were the two poly tanks at the northern end of the site used for?(b) What were the contents of tanks immediately prior to the well site flooding?

(6) What contaminants were released into the river by reason of this flooding?(7) What chemicals and substances (whether toxic or otherwise) were stored on site immediately prior

to the flooding?(8) What records are there of all chemicals and substances that were brought or removed from the site

throughout the history of the site operations?(9) What was AGL's emergency response procedure in relation to the well site flooding?(10)

(a) What baseline studies were done for the development prior to AGL commencing activities on the site?

(b) What were the results of baseline testing of water?(c) What were the results of baseline testing of the air?

(11)(a) Did the Environmental Protection Agency investigate and report on this incident?(b) If so, what are the results of their investigation?

(12) Will AGL be prosecuted and⁄or fined for breaching their licensing conditions?(13)

(a) Who took air samples of the site in response to the bubbling gases witnessed coming through the water?

(b) What were the results of these air samples?(c) Did the Environmental Protection Agency take its own air samples?(d) What measuring equipment was used to sample the air quality?(e) Who provided this measuring equipment?(f) When was this measuring equipment calibrated?(g) Will the Minister provide a copy of the calibration record?(h) Will the Minister provide a copy of the air sample results?

3114 ENVIRONMENT—AGL'S WELL PAD FLOODING AT MENANGLE PARK—Mr Buckingham to ask the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—




(b) When did the Environmental Protection Agency become aware?(c) When did the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure become aware?(d) When did AGL become aware?(e) What were the responses from the above parties?

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(4)(a) What were the plastic lined pits at the northern end of the site used for?(b) What were the contents of these pits immediately prior to the well site flooding?








(12) Will AGL be prosecuted and⁄or fined for breaching their licensing conditions?(13)



3115 RESOURCES AND ENERGY—AGL'S WELL PAD FLOODING AT MENANGLE PARK—Mr Buckingham to ask the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Resources and Energy, Special Minister of State, and Minister for the Central Coast—




(b) When did the Environmental Protection Agency become aware?(c) When did the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure become aware?(d) When did AGL become aware?(e) What were the responses from the above parties?

(4)(a) What were the plastic lined pits at the northern end of the site used for?


(b) What were the contents of these pits immediately prior to the well site flooding?








(12) Will AGL be prosecuted and/or fined for breaching their licensing conditions?(13)



3116 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—ROLE OF THE LAND AND WATER COMMISSIONER—Mr Buckingham to ask the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

In light of the appointment of a Land and Water Commissioner on 10 December 2012, and the fact this person has been in office for more than 2 months as per http:⁄⁄www.resources.nsw.gov.au⁄__data⁄assets⁄pdf_file⁄0007⁄448837⁄20121201-Deputy-Premier-med-rel-Jock-Laurie-appointed-Land-and-Water-Commissioner.pdf-:(1) What is the Land and Water Commissioner's role description?(2) What has the Land and Water Commissioner done since entering office?(3) What budget has been allocated to the office of Land and Water Commissioner?(4) Where is the office of the Land and Water Commissioner located?(5)

(a) How many staff does the office of the Land and Water Commissioner employ?(b) What are the roles of these staff?(c) Where will these staff be located?

(6) Does the Land and Water Commissioner have a website?(7) What are the contact details for the Land and Water Commissioner?(8) Which stakeholders has the Land and Water Commissioner been in contact with?

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(9) Where has the Land and Water Commissioner visited during his time in office?(10)

(a) What land access agreements has the Land and Water Commissioner overseen?(b) What were the outcomes of these land access agreements?

(11) What advice has the Land and Water Commissioner given?(12)

(a) Will the Land and Water Commissioner develop a land access agreement template for coal seam gas, as it has been done for minerals?

(b) Which stakeholders will take part in developing these land access agreement templates?(c) When will these templates be published?

(13) Who is the Land and Water Commissioner responsible to?(14) What objectives have been set by the Land and Water Commissioner since entering office?

3117 TOURISM, MAJOR EVENTS, HOSPITALITY AND RACING—BENEFITS OF NSW TROPFEST SHORT FILM FESTIVAL—Mr Whan to ask the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Tourism, Major Events, Hospitality and Racing, and Minister for the Arts—

(1) What is the States financial contribution to the Short Film Festival Tropfest for the financial periods of 2011-12 and 2012-13?

(2) What is the total financial benefit to NSW of Tropfest?(3) Has the Government assisted, or offered to assist, Tropfest organisers with the procurement of venue

space in the Domain for December 2014?(4) Has Destination NSW consulted with Sydney City Council to assist with Tropfest procuring venue

space in the Domain for December 2014?(5) What transport arrangements has been considered to assist commuters to travel to Centennial Park

from Central Station and the Central Business District for future screenings of the Short Film festival?

3118 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—REVIEW OF THE LIVESTOCK HEALTH AND PEST AUTHORITIES—Mr Whan to ask the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1) The Department of Primary Industries has identified that the Idependent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal will be conducting a review of the Livestock Health and Pest Authorities rates revenue process, When will this review commence?

(2) Will there be a consultation process?(3) How long will this consultation process go for?(4)

(a) Will there be regional consultations?(b) If so, where will they be?

3119 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—EMERGENCY DROUGHT WORK PROJECTS—Mr Whan to ask the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1)(a) What emergency drought works for town water supplies in non-metropolitan New South Wales

been identified by the Office of Water?(b) Have any of these projects commenced?(c) What is the budget allocation for these projects in the 2011-12 and 2012⁄13 financial years?

(2) When will the 2011⁄12 NSW Water supply and sewerage Performance Monitoring report be publicly available?


(3) What was the funding allocation for the Country Town Water Supply and Sewerage Program for the financial years of 2011⁄12 and 2012⁄13?

(4)(a) How many Local Governments or operators applied for financial assistance for their local water

utilities (LWUs) under Country Town Water Supply and Sewerage Program, in the financial years of 2011⁄12 and 2012⁄12? Please specify each Local Government.

(b) How many applications were approved within these financial periods?

(5) How many of these applications met the stage 3 Ministerial approval criteria?

3120 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—SCIENCE COMMUNICATION AND OUTREACH PROGRAMS—Mr Whan to ask the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) What budget allocation has been made available for the Science Leveraging Fund for the 2012⁄13 Financial Year?

(2) How many TechVouchers have been allocated to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the 2011⁄12 and 2012⁄13 financial periods?

(3) How many TechVoucher Connectors have been allocated to small and medium enterprises public sector research organisations (PSROs) in the 2011⁄12 and 2012⁄13 financial period?

(4)(a) How many Science communication and outreach programs has Department of Trade and

Investment, Regional Infrastructure and Services conducted in the 2011⁄12 and 2012⁄13 financial year?

(b) What was the total amount of expenses of these events?

(5) How many grants have been provided by Trade and Investment through its Conference Sponsorship Program for research conferences in 2013?

3121 TRADE AND INVESTMENT—TRADE AND INVESTMENT BUSINESS INTERACTIONS—Mr Whan to ask the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Deputy Premier, Minister for Trade and Investment, and Minister for Regional Infrastructure and Services—

(1) Of the 13 Business Regions identified by the Department of Trade and Investment, Regional Infrastructure and Services how many interactions have the Trade and Investment Offices had with businesses in these regions for the following months: (a) January 2012?(b) February 2012?(c) March 2012?(d) April 2012?(e) May 2012?(f) June 2012?(g) July 2012?(h) August 2012?(i) September 2012?(j) October 2012?(k) November 2012?(l) December 2012?

(2) For these interactions, what is the location(by postcode of the businesses that were inquiring at these the regional offices?

3122 ENVIRONMENT—ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS TRUST AND FLYING FOX RELOCATIONS—Ms Faehrmann to ask the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

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(1) How many land managers have applied to the Botanic Gardens Trust for financial or in kind support in managing increased numbers of grey-headed flying foxes following the relocation of the colony from the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney?

(2)(a) How many land managers have been successful in their applications?(b) Who were these land managers?

(3) What steps has the Botanic Gardens Trust taken to make land managers aware of the commitment of assistance made in the Public Environment Report for the grey-headed flying fox relocation?

3123 LOCAL GOVERNMENT—COMPANION ANIMAL TASKFORCE—Ms Faehrmann to ask the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for Local Government, and Minister for the North Coast—

(1) When will the Minister for Local Government release the report of the Companion Animals Taskforce?

(2)(a) Will the submissions sent to the Taskforce be made public?(b) If not, what are all the reasons for not publishing the submissions?

(3) How did the Taskforce advertise for submissions, including the publications in which advertisements were placed and the dates on which advertisements were placed?

(4) When will the Government introduce a statutory breeder licensing system for companion animals?(5) Will the Government place a ban on "puppy farms"?(6) Will the Government prohibit the sale of companion animals in pet shops and markets?(7)

(a) Will the Government invest in a low cost, high volume de-sexing strategy ?(b) if so, how much money will be set aside for it?

(8) Will the Government commit to a strategy that reduces the euthanasia of abandoned healthy companion animals to zero?

(9) Why were organisations that identify as "no kill" companion animal rescue centres not represented on the Taskforce?

3124 TRANSPORT—PROPOSAL TO CUT NEWCASTLE CITY TRAIN SERVICES—Ms Faehrmann to ask the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Transport—

(1) How much money will it cost to cut the rail line and replace the service with buses in the initial phases and on an annual basis?

(2) How will the $120 million from the Hunter Infrastructure Fund and the Restart NSW Fund be spent?

(3) How many platforms will the refurbished station at Wickham have?(4) Will the Sydney trains terminate at Broadmeadow or Wickham?(5) Will the Maitland trains terminate at Broadmeadow or Wickham?(6) How will a greater range of destinations "outside the City Centre" will be provided from the

Wickham terminus compared to Newcastle?(7) Will the closure of the line result in the closure of Railway St and Beaumont St level crossings, as

indicated in the 2010 AECOM Newcastle Truncation report on which the decision is based?(8) What are the full details of the criteria used to describe the term "seamless travel"?(9)

(a) How will passengers arriving at the Newcastle ferry terminal be able to get the trains to Sydney or Brisbane?

(b) Will this arrangement meet the "seamless travel" criteria?


(10) With regard to inbound and outbound travel on the trains to Newcastle Station during the morning peak, is travel in both directions is taken into account when preparing the statistics for determining share of the "commute to and from the CBD", or if inbound travel only in the morning peak and outbound travel only in the afternoon peak is what is counted?

(11) For what purpose will the land that is released if the rail line is removed be put?

3125 PRIMARY INDUSTRIES—GAME COUNCIL EMPLOYEES—Mr Shoebridge to ask the Minister for Roads and Ports representing the Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business—

(1) What is the current employment status of the Game Council's communications manager and acting chief executive, Mr Greg McFarland?

(2)(a) Has Mr McFarland's employment been terminated or suspended(b) If so, when?

(3) Have any charges been laid, preferred or advanced against Mr McFarland in relation to his hunting of animals?

(4) Did Mr Boyle, when he was the Chief Executive Officer of the Game Council, shoot a kangaroo when he took the host of New Zealand hunting show Hunting Aotearoa on a hunt in New South Wales?

(5) Was Mr Boyle in possession of, or named as a shooter in, a licence that entitled him to shoot a kangaroo when he took the host of New Zealand hunting show Hunting Aotearoa on that hunt in New South Wales?

(6) If the answer to question (5) is yes, what licence or other permit was Mr Boyle in possession of, or named in, that entitled him to act as he did?

3126 ENVIRONMENT—RECENT VARIATIONS IN WATER LEVEL IN THIRLMERE LAKES FINAL REPORT—Mr Foley to ask the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

(1)(a) Has the Final Report of the inquiry into Recent Variations in Water Level in Thirlmere Lakes

been completed?(b) If so, when was it completed?(c) If so, when will it be released?

(2) As the Draft Report was released in June last year can the Minister for the Enivronment give any reason for the delay in the release of the Final Report?

(3)(a) As the Draft Report was widely considered to be inadequate, has the Final Report altered the

findings of the Draft Report?(b) If so, in what ways does this change statements made in the Minister's Media Release of 25

October 2011?

3127 POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—GUN PERMITS—Mr Shoebridge to ask the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

(1) How many permits to acquire a firearm were issued by NSW Police in each of the following years: (a) 2002?(b) 2003?(c) 2004?(d) 2005?(e) 2006?(f) 2007?(g) 2008?(h) 2009?(i) 2010?

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(j) 2011?(k) 2012?(l) 2013 to date?

(2) In respect of each year in question (1), how many permits to acquire a firearm that were issued by NSW Police related to each of the following categories of weapons: (a) Weapons to be acquired by a person possessing a Category A licence including:

(i) air rifles?(ii) rimfire rifles, other than self-loading?(iii) shotguns, other than pump action or self-loading?(iv) shotgun⁄rimfire rifle combinations?

(b) Weapons to be acquired by a person possessing a Category B licence including: (i) muzzle-loading firearms, other than pistols?(ii) cetnre-fire rifles, other than self-loading?(iii) shotgun⁄centre-fire rifle combinations?

(c) Weapons to be acquired by a person possessing a Category C licence including: (i) self-loading rimfire rifles with a magazine capacity of no more than 10 rounds?(ii) self-loading shotguns with a magazine capacity of no more than five rounds?(iii) pump action shotguns with a magazine capacity of no more than five rounds?

(d) Weapons to be acquired by a person possessing a Category D licence including: (i) self-loading cetnre-fire rifles?(ii) self-loading rimfire rifles with a magazine capacity of no more than 10 rounds?(iii) self-loading shotguns with magazine capacity of no more than five rounds?(iv) pump action shotguns with a magazine capacity of no more than five rounds?

(e) Weapons to be acquired by a person possessing a Category H licence including pistols, both blank fire pistols and air pistols?

(f) Weapons to be acquired by a person possessing a firearms collector licence?

3128 FINANCE AND SERVICES—NSW ATLAS—Mr Whan to ask the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra—

(1) Will the Government incorporate the 2011 Census Data into the NSW Atlas at www.nswatlas.com.au?

(2) What is the appointment period for each member of the new Procurement Board?(3) Do these members receive a salary or remuneration for their role on the Board?(4) What process was implemented to determine how each candidate was vetted?

3129 HEALTH—COOMA HEALTH SERVICE—Mr Whan to ask the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council representing the Minister for Health, and Minister for Medical Research—

(1)(a) What was the total budget for the Cooma Health Service including the hospital in 2010⁄2011

and 2011⁄2012?(b) What was the actual amount spent?

(2) What was the budgeted amount and actual spending for wages and salaries for 2010⁄2011 and 2011⁄2012?

(3) What is the budgeted funding for the Cooma Health Service for 2012⁄2013?(4) What is the budget for staff wage and salary costs for 2012⁄2013?(5) What date is the Cooma Hospital dialysis unit expected to become operational?(6) How many staff will be working at the dialysis unit at its commencement?(7) How many individual patients are expected to use the dialysis unit per week for the first two years of

operation?


(8) What supplementary funding is being provided to the Cooma Health Service to cover the cost of staffing and operating the dialysis unit?

3130 ENVIRONMENT—HAZARD REDUCTION—Mr Whan to ask the Minister for Finance and Services, and Minister for the Illawarra representing the Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage—

(1) What is the budget allocation within National Parks for hazard reduction for: (a) 2012-13?(b) 2013-14?(c) 2014-15?

(2)(a) For each region in South East NSW from Batemans Bay to the Victorian border and west to

include Kosciuszko National Park, what is the budget allocation for 2012-13 and 2013-14 for hazard reduction activities?

(b) For each of the National Parks in this area what are the hazard reduction activities planned to be undertaken during the 2013 calendar year, conditions permitting?

(3) In December 2010, then Premier Keneally announced increased funding in the forward estimates for hazard reduction in national parks: (a) Has this funding been provided in full as promised in that announcement?(b) If there is a variation, what is the amount of the variation and the reason for the variation?

(4) Southern Rivers Catchment Management Authority has received funding for a program to re-establish koala populations in some parts of the South East: (a) Is National Parks involved in that program?(b) If so, what is the nature of the National Parks involvement?(c) What work has been undertaken so far to identify areas?(d) What base information does the department have on existing koalas populations in the region?

3131 POLICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES—FIRE TANKERS AND SHEDS—Mr Whan to ask the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Minister for the Hunter, and Vice-President of the Executive Council—

In answers to questions taken on notice in budget estimates last year you indicated that as of that date allocations for the number of new and refurbished tankers to be rolled out in 2012⁄2013 had yet to be finalised:(1)

(a) Have the allocations now been finalised?(b) If yes, on what date were they finalised or signed off?

(2) How many new or refurbished tankers will be provided during 2012⁄2013?(3) How many of these will be new and how many refurbished?(4)

(a) How many new fire control centres will be funded during 2012⁄2013?(b) How many will be completed?

(5)(a) What are the locations of new or refurbished fire control centres?(b) What are their completion dates?

(6) How many fire sheds will be funded for either extensions or new capital works in 2012⁄2013?(7) Which sheds are being funded during 2012⁄2013?

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