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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE ESTIMATES COMMITTEE D : 05/09/1991 : DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES : Program 1-PROPERTY SERVICES : Subprogram 1.1-Australian Property : [Senate Estimates]

SENATOR PARER -One of the difficulties I alluded to in the overview comments was comparing various figures. I note from the program performance statements that under Australian Property the resource summary shows a outlay for 1990-91 of a negative figure of $29m. The trust account shows a profit for the year of $7m, and
Date: 05/09/1991 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd910905a_ecd.out/0006 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE ESTIMATES COMMITTEE D : 05/09/1991 : DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES : Program 2-SUPPLY SERVICES : [Senate Estimates]

SENATOR BOLKUS -Anticipating that there might be questions about how we have made a dramatic fall in our sales per employee as shown on page 108, the figure there should not be 663,000 but 63,000. SENATOR CALVERT -I have a question to do with the overall debt to Supply Services. Is it appropriate
Date: 05/09/1991 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd910905a_ecd.out/0016 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE ESTIMATES COMMITTEE D : 05/09/1991 : DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES : Program 2-SUPPLY SERVICES : Subprogram 2.2-Australian Protective Service : [Senate Estimates]

SENATOR PARER -I have the same problem reconciling some figures here. The draft annual report shows a net profit of $1.35m, section 41D shows a $3.24m and these additional figures that were given to us this morning show $1.3m, so it is back to the annual report. MR MELLORS -No, Senator, I am
Date: 05/09/1991 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd910905a_ecd.out/0018 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE ESTIMATES COMMITTEE D : 05/09/1991 : DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES : Program 2-SUPPLY SERVICES : Subprogram 2.4-Fleet : [Senate Estimates]

SENATOR CALVERT -I noted from the draft annual report that the Auditor-General was critical of some current procedures, particularly in relation to the auctioneer appointment arrangements and the disbursement of auction proceeds. What steps have been taken to alleviate those concerns, and what were the real concerns about the disbursement of auction proceeds, in particular?
Date: 05/09/1991 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd910905a_ecd.out/0022 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE ESTIMATES COMMITTEE D : 05/09/1991 : DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES : Program 2-SUPPLY SERVICES : Subprogram 2.5-Supply and distribution : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIRMAN -Are there any questions on subprogram 2.5.1, purchasing services? SENATOR PARER -Yes. The only comment I have is that you do not have much left in purchasing: your cars are gone, your IT is gone and your property is not included. Therefore, what are you left with? MS MILLS -Maybe the
Date: 05/09/1991 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd910905a_ecd.out/0024 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE ESTIMATES COMMITTEE D : 05/09/1991 : DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES : Program 33-GOVERNMENT SERVICES : Subprogram 3.6-Systems and technology : [Senate Estimates]

SENATOR PARER -Does the Department agree that the Government's purchasing power in information technology markets should be used to help the Australian industry grow? MR TAYLOR -Yes, we do believe that our purchasing power should be used in that way. SENATOR PARER -If so, do you consider that your insistence on what is considered
Date: 05/09/1991 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd910905a_ecd.out/0033 - Source: SENATE

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