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Supplementary Budget Estimates 2013-14
Rural & Regional Affairs and Transport Legislation Committee ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ON NOTICE Supplementary Budget Estimates November 2013 Infrastructure and Regional Development Question no.: 173 Program: n/a Division/Agency: (LGT) Local Government and Territories Topic: Funding Agreement between the Commonwealth and the Australian Local Government Association Proof Hansard Page/s: 93-94 (18/11/2013) Senator Smith asked: Senator SMITH: Great, fantastic, thank you very much. I am keen to understand whether a funding agreement was signed between the government or the department and the Australian local government association, and if so on what date? Mr Mrdak: Because of the machinery of government changes I am a recent arrival to this area. I am advised that a funding agreement was signed between the Commonwealth and the Australian Local Government Association on 27 June 2013 for the provision of $10 million for advertising and media buys as part of the Yes campaign for the referendum question. Senator SMITH: Okay. Is that funding agreement available to be presented to the committee? Mr Mrdak: I do not know that it has been made public. I will just check with my officers. I will take that on notice. Senator SMITH: Thank you very much. Can you tell me how much of that $10 million was expended between 27 June and the Prime Minister's announcement of 7 September as the election date? Mr Wilson: I understand that the number was approximately $3.5 million. Senator SMITH: If you could confirm that on notice to me that would be great. Can you provide a breakdown of what that $3.5 million represents? Mr Mrdak: We will get the details.
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