Annual Report 2008-2009 - Department of Transport

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68 Disclosures and Legal Compliance Types of non-public Information held by Department for Planning and Infrastructure • operations information • administrative information • staff information • licensing information (driver; vehicle; marine; aircraft) • contract information • taxi plate information • Crown Land administrative information The WAPC is established under the Planning and Development Act 2005. It has a broad range of responsibilities, including: • State planning strategy; • State planning policies; • Statutory planning; • Region schemes; • Legislation; • Land supply; and • Trends in planning. For the purposes of Freedom of Information, the Department for Planning and Infrastructure and the Western Australian Planning Commission are considered to be one organisation. The Department also manages records on behalf of the WAPC. These records include: • development information; • land subdivision information; • strata information; and • general WAPC information. Until the WAPC has made a formal decision on land issues, it is Agency policy that documents related to that issue are not available to the public. More information, including the Annual Report of the WAPC, can be found on the WAPC website at www.wapc.wa.gov.au>. Department for Planning and Infrastructure website Information A wide range of information can be obtained from the Department’s website, including organisational structure and functions of the Agency; lists of publications available to the public; internal manuals used by staff; methods of formulation of policies; office and library locations; licensing and vehicle examination centre locations, as well as current projects and policies. The website address is www.dpi.wa.gov.au
Advertising The following statement relates to advertising, direct mail and market research, as required under section 175 ZE of the Electoral Act 1907. Advertising Advertising Agencies $ The Brand Agency 140 876.71 Media Advertising Organisations Adcorp Australia 299 440.56 Marketforce Express 123 888.13 Media Decisions 357 351.17 Direct Mail Direct Mail - Market Research Organisations AD I.Q. 8 000 Research Solutions 106 530 Social Data Australia 214 142.68 PREss CAMPAIgN MELBOURNE PERTH sTART EARNINg MoRE As A TAXI dRIvER. Perth taxi drivers have it pretty good. For instance, taxi plates are significantly cheaper to lease, wages are higher and there’s plenty of work available. Not to mention they enjoy some of the finest weather Australia has to offer. For more information, or if you’d like to apply, visit dpi.wa.gov.au/taxis or call 08 9216 8184. Disclosures and Legal Compliance BRAND TRAN0334 ou didn’t plan on dancing the lambada with the Chairman’s wife. You didn’t plan on telling your boss that he doesn’t sweat much for a fat man. You didn’t plan on putting a pot plant on your head and singing Whip It at the karaoke bar. And you didn’t plan on starring in what is destined to become the year’s most watched video clip on You Tube. ut you did plan your trip home. Before you head out to party, plan your ride home. For a range of options, check out www.dpi.wa.gov.au or plan your journey home on public transport by visiting www.transperth.wa.gov.au or call the Transperth InfoLine on 13 62 13 (TTY: 9428 1999, TIS: 13 14 50). Government of Western Australia Department for Planning and Infrastructure MELBOURNE BECOME A PERTH TAXI DRIVER AND ENJOY A BETTER LIFESTYLE. Perth taxi drivers have it pretty good. For instance, taxi plates are signifi cantly cheaper to lease, wages are higher and there’s plenty of work available. Not to mention they enjoy some of the fi nest weather Australia has to offer. If you’d like to create a better lifestyle for yourself by driving taxis in Perth, visit dpi.wa.gov.au/taxis or call 08 9216 8184. PERTH BECOME A PERTH TAXI DRIVER AND START ENJOYING THE BENEFITS. For more information visit www.dpi.wa.gov.au/taxi or SMS “DRIVE” to 13 GO WA (13 46 92). SMS service not available to Vodafone or 3 customers. MELBOURNE MEELLBBOOURRNNEEEEE BECOME A PERTH TAXI DRIVER & START EARNING MORE. PERTH PERRTHH Perth taxi drivers have it pretty good. For instance, taxi plates are signifi cantly cheaper to lease, wages are higher and there’s plenty of work available. Not to mention they enjoy some of the fi nest weather Australia has to offer. For more information, or if you’d like to apply, visit dpi.wa.gov.au/taxis or SMS “MORE” to 13 GO WA (13 46 92). SMS service not available to Vodafone or 3 customers. 69
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