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QUESTIONS ON NOTICE 1748 COUNCIL Tuesday, 31 May 2011 ANSWER: I am informed that: (c) whose employment ceased as a result of a voluntary separation or resignation. (2) What is the total gross cost of all payments made to these staff as a result of these redundancies, terminations and separations, between 2 December 2010 and 2 March 2011 inclusive. (1) (a, b, c) The member has not made clear the time period he is referencing. However, I can inform him since 1 July 2010 to 2 March 2011 there have been 213 voluntary separations and 0 redundancies and terminations. (2) The total gross costs of all payments made to staff as a result of voluntary cessation of employment was $55 474 for the period. Environment and climate change: Department of Sustainability and Environment — staff 116. MR PAKULA — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Environment and Climate Change): ANSWER: I am informed that: (1) What is the total number of executive and non-executive staff employed by the Department of Sustainability and Environment who were either — (a) made redundant (whether voluntarily or involuntarily); (b) had employment terminated by the department; or (c) whose employment ceased as a result of a voluntary separation or resignation. (2) What is the total gross cost of all payments made to these staff as a result of these redundancies, terminations and separations, between 2 December 2010 and 2 March 2011 inclusive. (1) 176 employees separated from the Department of Sustainability and Environment between 2 December 2010 and 2 March 2011. These separations include: (a) 3 employees who, as a result of internal restructures, accepted separation packages; (b) 1 employee who was terminated by the department as a result of a serious disciplinary matter, and 74 who did not have their fixed-term employment renewed for operational reasons; (c) 98 employees whose employment ceased as a result of retirements, transfer to other departments and resignations. (2) The total cost gross of all exit payments made to these staff, such as for long service leave and other accrued entitlements was $802 536.41. Environment and climate change: Ballarat green waste — power generation 179. MS PULFORD — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Environment and Climate Change): In relation to investigating the generation of power from Ballarat’s green waste: (1) Has the minister sought, and received, advice from the Department of Sustainability and Environment on conducting an investigation; if so, did that advice recommend a time line for conduct of study, what date was recommended and did the minister accept the recommendation.
QUESTIONS ON NOTICE Tuesday, 31 May 2011 COUNCIL 1749 ANSWER: I am informed that: (2) Has the minister asked that funds for the conduct of the investigation be included in the 2011–12 budget by writing to the — (a) Premier; and (b) Treasurer. (3) Has the provision of $50 000 for the conduct of the investigation been included in any budget submission made by the minister for the 2011–12 budget. (4) Has the minister taken any formal action to ensure the provision of $50 000 in 2011–12. The government, as part of the 2011–12 budgetary process has allocated $50 000 to investigating the generation of green power from Ballarat’s green waste. This is outlined in the recent Victorian budget media release dated 3 May 2011. Environment and climate change: Mordialloc Creek — dredging 214. MR LENDERS — To ask the Minister for Health (for the Minister for Environment and Climate Change): In relation to the member for Mordialloc’s announcement on Twitter on 21 March 2011 that she had given ‘time lines on creek dredging’: ANSWER: I am informed that: (1) What are the time lines involved for the dredging project. (2) Does the government stand by its election promise of providing $6 million for the dredging project. The dredging of Mordialloc Creek falls under the responsibility of the Minister for Water. Sport and recreation: Carrum–Warburton shared use track — funding 241. MR TARLAMIS — To ask the Minister for Housing (for the Minister for Sport and Recreation): In relation to the government’s commitment to complete the construction of the Carrum to Warburton shared use bike walking track, what is the total funding that will be provided to complete this project. ANSWER: I am informed that: Funding up to $5 million over two years was part of the government’s election commitment. Sport and recreation: Carrum–Warburton shared use track — funding 242. MR TARLAMIS — To ask the Minister for Housing (for the Minister for Sport and Recreation): In relation to the government’s commitment to complete the construction of the Carrum to Warburton shared use bike walking track, has the minister asked that funding be included in the 2011–12 state budget by writing to the — (a) Premier; and (b) Treasurer.
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