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Parliamentary Questions


Question On Notice No. 495 asked in the Legislative Council on 15 February 2022 by Hon Tjorn Sibma

Question Directed to the: Leader of the House representing the Premier; Minister for Public Sector Management; Federal-State Relations
Parliament: 41 Session: 1


Question

As at 31 December 2021, for each agency/department within the Minister's portfolio, can the Minister please provide, in tabular form, the total dollar value of accrued annual leave balances and the number of staff to whom those balances apply, for leave balances of the following periods:
(a) four weeks or less;
(b) four to five weeks;
(c) five to six weeks;
(d) six to seven weeks;
(e) seven to eight weeks; and
(f) eight weeks or greater?

Answered on 15 March 2022

Department of the Premier and Cabinet

(a) $1,274,000; 343 employees

(b) $556,000; 59 employees

(c) $535,000; 48 employees

(d) $448,000; 30 employees

(e) $523,000; 30 employees

(f) $3,645,000; 136 employees

 

Public Sector Commission

(a) $224, 197; 108 employees

(b) $91,363; 9 employees

(c) $185,175; 16 employees

(d) $89,449; 6 employees

(e) $182,510; 8 employees

(f) $632,391; 23 employees

 

Infrastructure WA

(a) $22,016; 3 employees

(b) Nil

(c) $35,832; 3 employees

(d) $11,448; 1 employee

(e) $35,142; 2 employees

(f) $184,168; 6 employees

 

Salaries and Allowances Tribunal

(a) $7,853; 1 employee

(b) $8,073, 1 employee

(c) $21,279; 1 employee

(d – f) Nil

 

Lotterywest

(a) $489,682.17; 164 employees

(b) $127,665.75; 15 employees

(c) $185,637.54; 18 employees

(d) $248,198.49; 19 employees

(e) $292,410.87; 19 employees

(f) $875,387.93; 43 employees

 

Department of Treasury

(a) $417,383; 143 employees

(b) $195,643; 21 employees

(c) $378,600; 32 employees

(d) $158,031; 12 employees

(e) $348,234; 18 employees

(f) $1,273,525; 48 employees

Economy Regulation Authority

(a) $138,762.50; 30 employees

(b) $72,785.53; 7 employees

(c) $115,812.76; 10 employees

(d) $128,951.47; 8 employees

(e) $126,664.80; 7 employees

(f) $179,423.21; 6 employees

 

Fire and Emergency Services Superannuation Board

(a) $13,040.48; 3 employees

(b) $13,279.89; 1 employee

(c – e) Nil

(f) $59,959.60; 1 employee

 

Government Employees Superannuation Board

(a) $202,164.13; 40 employees

(b) $64,313.82; 6 employees

(c) $76,138.33; 5 employees

(d) $66,384.17; 2 employees

(e) $74,259.95; 4 employees

(f) $125,909.29; 6 employees

 

Insurance Commission of Western Australia

(a) $636,830; 252 employees

(b) $379,383; 48 employees

(c) $445,331; 45 employees

(d) $359,112; 30 employees

(e) $419,409; 27 employees

(f) $721,053; 34 employees

 

Office of the Auditor General

(a) $336,349.25; 96 employees

(b) $150,171.46; 18 employees

(c) $200,587.25; 17 employees

(d) $237,979.14; 16 employees

(e) $106,672.30; 7 employees

(f) $929,272.99; 37 employees

 

Western Australian Treasury Corporation

(a) $165,857; 33 employees

(b) $120,252; 7 employees

(c) $67,394; 4 employees

(d) $54,983; 4 employees

(e) $275,365; 10 employees

(f) $839,234; 18 employees

 

Note: Figures for agencies may not include staff on secondments paid by their home agencies. Figures may include negative leave balances and may exclude annual leave loading.