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Senate Finance and Public Administration Legislation Committee ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ON NOTICE Supplementary Budget Estimates 18-22 November 2013 Prime Minister and Cabinet Portfolio Department/Agency: Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet Outcome/Program: 1.1 Prime Minister and Cabinet Topic: Formal functions Senator: Senator the Hon Joe Ludwig Question reference number: 62 Type of Question: Written Date set by the committee for the return of answer: 17 January 2014 Number of pages: 21 Question: 1) Provide a list of all formal functions conducted at any of the Official Residences, or for the Prime Minister’s office or Prime Minister’s Dining Room where it has been used in place of the official residences. Include: a. The guest list of each function, including if any ministerial staff attended b. The party or individual who initiated the request for the function c. The menu, program or list of proceedings of the function d. A list of drinks consumed at the function Answer: 1) a. and c. See attachments A - E b. Requests for the functions were initiated by the Prime Minister d. Drinks consumed at each of these functions: wine (see details on the menu); full strength and light beer; mineral water; soft drink; juice. 1 Dinner in honour of the Right Honourable John Key, Prime Minister of New Zealand 2 October 2013 Prime Minister’s Dining Room Parliament House, Canberra As at 12 February 2014 No of Partner/ Invit- Replies Name and Address/ Date of Appointment/ ations No Yes Contact Details Party sent Host 1 1 The Honourable Tony Abbott MP Prime Minister of Australia Guest-of-Honour 1 1 The Right Honourable John Key Prime Minister of New Zealand Official Party 1 1 Mr Wayne Eagleson Chief of Staff Office of the Prime Minister 1 1 Mr Ben King Foreign Policy Adviser Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet 1 Dinner in honour of the Right Honourable John Key, Prime Minister of New Zealand As at 12 February 2014 No of Partner/ Invit- Replies Name and Address/ Date of Appointment/ ations No Yes Contact Details Party sent Prime Minister's Office 1 1 Ms Peta Credlin Chief of Staff Office of the Prime Minister 1 1 Dr Mark Higgie Senior Adviser - International Office of the Prime Minister 2 Reception in honour of His Royal Highness Prince Henry of Wales 5 October 2013 Kirribilli House, Sydney As at 12 February 2014 No of Partner/ Invit- Replies Name and Address/ Date of Appointment/ ations No Yes Contact Details Party sent Host 2 2 The Honourable Tony Abbott MP Mrs Margie Abbott Prime Minister of Australia Guest-of-Honour 1 1 His Royal Highness Prince Henry of Wales Official Party 1 1 Sir David Manning Adviser 1 1 Mr Ed Lane Fox Private Secretary 1 1 Mr Ed Perkins Press Secretary 1 1 Inspector Bill Renshaw Personal Protection Officer 1 1 Sergeant Darren Webber Personal Protection Officer Governors and Administrator of the NT 2 2 Her Excellency Professor Marie Bashir AC CVO Sir Nicholas Shehadie Governor of New South Wales Premiers & Chief Ministers 2 2 The Honourable Barry O'Farrell MP Mrs Rosemary O'Farrell Premier of New South Wales Ministry 1 1 The Honourable Joe Hockey MP Treasurer 1 1 The Honourable Malcolm Turnbull MP Minister for Communications 1 1 1 The Honourable Scott Morrison MP Minister for Immigration and Border Protection 1 1 Senator the Honourable Marise Payne Minister for Human Services 1 1 Senator the Honourable Arthur Sinodinos AO Assistant Treasurer Former Governors-General 1 1 Major General the Honourable Michael Jeffery (Retd) AC AO(Mil) CVO MC Members and Senators 1 1 The Honourable Bronwyn Bishop MP PM's Guests 1 1 Ms Bridget Abbott 1 1 Ms Frances Abbott Business 1 1 Mr James Packer Chairman Consolidated Press Holdings Ltd Prime Minister's Office 1 1 Ms Peta Credlin Chief of Staff Office of the Prime Minister 1 1 Mr Andrew Shearer Senior Adviser Defence Office of the Prime Minister 1 1 Ms Jodie Doodt Head of Programme 1 1 Mr James Boyce Media Adviser 1 1 Ms Georgia Christmas Media Assistant 2 Others 1 1 Mr Jai Martinkovits Australians for Constitutional Monarchy 1 1 Mr Michael McLaren The Australian Monarchist League Inc 1 1 Mr Brian Davies Official Secretary to the Governor of NSW Media 1 1 Mr Paul Murray 2UE 1 1 Mr Jason Morrison 2UE 1 1 Mr Ben Fordham 2GB 1 1 Mr Karl Stefanovic Channel Nine 1 1 Ms Miranda Devine Daily Telegraph 1 1 Ms Natasha Exelby Channel Ten 1 1 Mr Paul Whittaker Daily Telegraph 1 1 Mr Joe Hildebrand Daily Telegraph Young Business People 1 Mr Alec Lynch Founder DesignCrowd 1 1 Ms Priyanka Rao Founder Luxmy Furniture 1 1 Mr Finn Kelly Co-Founder Wealth Enhancers 3 1 1 Mr Stan Kruss Founder Expo Centric 1 1 Mr John Winning Founder Appliances Online 1 1 Ms Lorraine Murphy Founder The Remarkables Group 1 1 Ms Jane Lu Founder Show Pony 1 1 Mr Dwayne Martens Founder The Amazonia House 1 1 Mr Dane Cornish Founder Activated Group 1 1 Mr Peter Moriarty Founder itGenius Australia 1 1 Mr Mitchell Harper Founder Bigcommerce 1 1 Ms Jodie Fox Founder Shoes of Prey Not-for-Profit Sector 1 1 Mr Jordan O'Reilly Founder and General Manger Fighting Chance 1 1 Mr Mark Robertson Founder One Vision Productions 1 Mr Aiden Harrison Founder Swish Start 4 1 1 Mr Ben Duggan Founder Raising Hope Education Foundation 1 1 Mr Michael Furey Founder Global Sunrise 1 1 Ms Jessica Sparks Founder Sparking Life Sports People 1 1 Mr Tom Slingsby Sailing will be OS 1 1 Mr Sam Willoughby BMX Will be OS 1 1 Ms Clare Polkinghorne Women's Football 1 1 Ms Kimberley Ravaillion Australian Diamonds member 1 1 Ms Jodie Fields Women's Cricket 1 1 Ms Lauren Mitchell Gymnastics 1 1 Mr Kane Posselt Men's Hockey Playing Hockey in melbourne 1 1 Mr Nate Johnstone Snowboarding 1 1 Ms Anna Segal Freestyle Skier 1 1 Mr Matthew Ryan Football (Central Coast Mariners) 1 1 Ms Dani Samuels Discus Thrower 5 1 1 Mr Dante Exum Basketball 1 1 Mr Michael Clarke Australian Cricket Captain 1 1 Mr Patty Mills Australian Basketball player Will be OS 1 1 Mr Adam Goodes Sydney Swans AFL Player 1 1 Mr Nick Kyrigos Australian Tennis Player will be OS 1 1 Mr David Pocock Wallabies and Brumbies Rugby Player 1 1 Mr Billy Slater Australian and Melbourne Storm Rugby League Player 1 1 Ms Ellyse Perry Australian Women's Cricket Team member 1 1 Mr Fawad Ahmed Australian Cricketer 1 1 Mr Cooper Cronk 2013 Daily M Winner Melbourne Storm 1 1 Mr Brett Lee Cricketer 1 1 Mr Ky Hurst Ironman 1 1 Mr John Eales Rugby Union 1 1 Mr George Gregan Rugby Union 1 1 Ms Sally Pearson Athletics 1 1 Ms Anna Meares OAM Cycling - 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