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  • ESTIMATES COMMITTEE B : 21/06/1994 : DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM : Program 1--Tourism : Subprogram 1.4--Economic Policy : [Senate Estimates]
    CHAIRMAN --I welcome the minister and the officers of the Department of Tourism. CHAIRMAN --Senator Macdonald has some questions on subprogram 1.4, which he has put in writing. I ask the minister to deal with them in the appropriate
    Date: 21/06/1994 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw940621a_ecb.out/0035 - Source: SENATE
  • ESTIMATES COMMITTEE B : 21/06/1994 : DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM : Program 4--Executive and Support : Subprogram 4.1--Executive : [Senate Estimates]
    Senator CHAPMAN --I simply wanted to follow up the question that I asked in relation to the goods and services that were paid for apparently in advance of receiving invoices. They were identified in the Auditor-General's audit report No. 1 1993-94 . There seemed to be some confusion as to whether, when Mr
    Date: 21/06/1994 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw940621a_ecb.out/0038 - Source: SENATE
  • ESTIMATES COMMITTEE B : 24/05/1994 : DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM : [Senate Estimates]
    CHAIRMAN --I welcome the minister and the officers of the department. Minister, do you wish to make an opening statement? Senator Robert Ray --No. CHAIRMAN --Are there any questions that relate to variations not allocated to programs? If not, I turn to program
    Date: 24/05/1994 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw940524a_ecb.out/0037 - Source: SENATE
  • ESTIMATES COMMITTEE B : 24/05/1994 : DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM : Program 1--Tourism : Subprogram 1.4--Economic policy : [Senate Estimates]
    Senator FERGUSON --I refer particularly to the effect of passenger processing on international tourism. The 1992-93 annual report of the Department of Tourism states that efficient processing of passengers plays an important role in facilitating travel in Australia. The department continued to make customs, immigration and quarantine agencies involved in passenger processing aware of the
    Date: 24/05/1994 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw940524a_ecb.out/0044 - Source: SENATE
  • ESTIMATES COMMITTEE B : 24/05/1994 : DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM : Program 3--Australian Tourist Commission : [Senate Estimates]
    Senator CHAPMAN --In relation to the 1994 budget announcement regarding the abolition of the departure tax--currently levied at $25 per head--and its replacement with a $27 international passenger processing charge, given that that will now be used in part to pay for customs, immigration and quarantine services, what implications will that charge have for the
    Date: 24/05/1994 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw940524a_ecb.out/0048 - Source: SENATE
  • ESTIMATES COMMITTEE B : 24/05/1994 : DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM : Program 4--Executive and support : Subprogram 4.1--Executive : [Senate Estimates]
    Senator CHAPMAN --I refer to Volume 8 of Audit Report No. 1 1993-94, which includes the tourism portfolio. Under the heading `portfolio key findings and impacts', it states: The results of the audits of financial statements reported during the year have been generally satisfactory except for the Department of Tourism, which was qualified because
    Date: 24/05/1994 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw940524a_ecb.out/0051 - Source: SENATE
  • ESTIMATES COMMITTEE B : 22/02/1994 : DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM : [Senate Estimates]
    CHAIRMAN --I welcome the minister and the officers of the Department of Tourism. There are no identified portfolio savings. Minister, do you wish to make an opening statement? Senator Robert Ray --Just to note what a spendthrift department it is, asking for another $150,000! CHAIRMAN --I think that is
    Date: 22/02/1994 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw940222a_ecb.out/0079 - Source: SENATE
  • ESTIMATES COMMITTEE B : 22/02/1994 : DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM : Program 1--Tourism : Subprogram 1.3--International and industry development : [Senate Estimates]
    Senator CHAPMAN --In relation to the regional tourism development program, the Minister for Tourism, Mr Lee, wrote to relevant members of parliament on 26 November 1993 seeking their comments on projects in their own electorates. Details of the successful projects, as I understand it, have not been released yet. Is that correct. Ms Williams
    Date: 22/02/1994 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw940222a_ecb.out/0082 - Source: SENATE
  • ESTIMATES COMMITTEE E : 04/11/1993 : DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM : [Senate Estimates]
    CHAIRMAN --Are there any comments on this particular portfolio, Minister? Senator Schacht --No, go to it. Senator FERGUSON --I am asking questions on behalf of Senator Ian Macdonald so I am finding my way a bit. But I promise to put some of them on notice. I think it is easier. I refer
    Date: 04/11/1993 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw931104a_ece.out/0010 - Source: SENATE
  • ESTIMATES COMMITTEE E : 26/08/1993 : DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM : [Senate Estimates]
    CHAIRMAN --Does the minister wish to make an opening statement? Senator Schacht --No, let us get straight to it. CHAIRMAN --Can I start by saying that it is wonderful to have a female as the head of a department. Is it the only department? Ms Williams --It is. Thank you very
    Date: 26/08/1993 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw930826a_ece.out/0004 - Source: SENATE
  • ESTIMATES COMMITTEE E : 26/08/1993 : DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM : Program 1--Tourism : [Senate Estimates]
    Senator FERGUSON --On page 30 of the program performance statements reference is made to $5.5 million for the regional tourism development program. Is this the first instalment of the $23 million that will be spent on this program over the next four years? Mr Mazitelli --The answer is yes. Senator FERGUSON --On 27
    Date: 26/08/1993 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw930826a_ece.out/0006 - Source: SENATE
  • ESTIMATES COMMITTEE E : 26/08/1993 : DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM : Program 2--Bureau of Tourism Research : [Senate Estimates]
    Senator IAN MACDONALD --In the event that we move on from a program, if Senator Ferguson has some questions, we might come back; otherwise, I would just have to filibuster. CHAIRMAN --That would be unlike you, Senator. I would not like you to do that. Senator IAN MACDONALD --Can someone point out to
    Date: 26/08/1993 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw930826a_ece.out/0008 - Source: SENATE
  • ESTIMATES COMMITTEE E : 26/08/1993 : DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM : Program 4--Executive and support : [Senate Estimates]
    Senator IAN MACDONALD --At page 75, under subprogram 4.1, entitled `Executive', there is an amount of $812,000. What does that actually pay for? Ms Peachey --Subprogram 4.1 essentially includes costs associated with the secretary and the executive director. There are two support staff and two departmental liaison officers located with the minister's office. So there
    Date: 26/08/1993 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw930826a_ece.out/0012 - Source: SENATE
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