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[Wednesday, 27 August 1997]5549 QUESTIONS ON NOTICE Answers to questions are as supplied by the relevant Minister's office. TOURISM - EVENTSCORP Funding - Terms and Conditions 632. Mr BROWN to the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Tourism: (1) In the period from January 1993 to March 1997 which organisations and what events received funding from EventsCorp and for each event, how much was provided and to whom? (2) What are the terms and conditions that apply to those receiving funds? (3) Are there standard terms and conditions applicable to all groups receiving funding? (4) What procedures are there to - (a) assess the financial and other credentials of those organisations receiving funds; (b) monitor the compliance of the recipients with the terms and conditions of funding? (5) Are guarantees sought from the directors and committee members of any organisations receiving funds to indemnify EventsCorp if it suffers any loss due to failure of the organisation to fulfil any of the terms and conditions of funding? Mr BRADSHAW replied: The Minister for Tourism has provided the following response: (1) EventsCorp was established some ten years ago and in that time has attracted some seventy one events to Western Australia. EventsCorp WA is well recognised Australia wide as one of the most successful event tourism organisations, with a track record of attracting valuable events to our State. Between 1993 and now, EventsCorp has secured, managed or supported 41 events. These events have brought an estimated $87 million in economic impact and many millions of dollars more in publicity exposure for the state in our tourism markets. Event organisers have confirmed the significant role EventsCorp plays in the securing and retaining of events in Western Australia. Paul McNamee Event Director Hopman Cup "It is certainly unlikely the Hopman Cup would have got off the ground in Western Australia without EventsCorp's initial support, and its ongoing support is a key factor in the tournament being able to remain in WA The Hopman Cup helps put WA on the world map through its extensive international television coverage, which highlights WA’s natural assets through tourism postcards. It is difficult for WA to attract genuine world class events, especially when other states are making increasingly larger investments in event tourism with its demonstrated flow-on effects to the local economy. On a personal note, I have always found EventsCorp to be a professional and responsible organisation to deal with". Tim Wilson National Executive Director Triathlon Australia "There is no doubt that if Western Australia did not have EventsCorp, it would not have the 1997 Triathlon World Championship. Western Australia won the right to host the Championships ahead of three Australian states and five countries because EventsCorp was able to prepare a very professional bid in a very short time. I have seen many bid presentations and very few were as professional as EventsCorp’s bid". 5550 [ASSEMBLY] Peter Bready President Confederation of Australian Motor Sport "If the Western Australian Government did not have an agency like EventsCorp, it is doubtful that Rally Australia would have remained in Western Australia as other states have woken up to the value of major events. Every year, the international media and competitors go to Western Australia confident that Rally Australia will be well run, well promoted and well supported by the local population. Rally Australia's success was due to its structure which combines management expertise and support from EventsCorp and motor sport expertise from a core group of volunteer officials. Rally Australia’s success on the world stage includes winning the international Rally Press Association’s "Best World Rally" award ahead of eight other rounds of the 1996 FIA World Rally Championship. This is the second international award that Rally Australia has won in two years which confirms the Rally's status as an event of which everyone in Western Australia can be proud". The delay in responding to this question is that the Crown Solicitor's Office advised EventsCorp it should seek in writing approval to disclose the information requested. This has been extremely time consuming. The following table reflects information on those events in which EventsCorp has been able to confirm approval from the event management for the release of information pertaining to the event, at this point in time. It should be noted that as requested, the funding amount relates to the period 1 January 1993 to 31 March, 1997. If an event has additional funding outside this period, its total funding has been listed as a footnote. EVENT FUNDING - 1 JANUARY 1993 TO 31 MARCH 1997 Event Amount ($) Payable To 1995 Abilympics 970,433 EventsCorp managed event 1993 Australia and New Zealand Police 25,000 Australia and New Zealand Police Games Games 1992 Australia World Cup- 1381 EventsCorp managed event Windsurfing 1993 Australia Cup 10,000 Royal Perth Yacht Club 1994 Australia Cup 12,000 Royal Perth Yacht Club 1994 Australia Cup 12,000 Royal Perth Yacht Club 1993 Avon Descent 10,624 Qantas, Precision Signs, JBW Enterprises, Avon Descent 1994 Avon Descent 22,732 Qantas, Davenwood Canoes, Perth International Hotel, L. Caldwell, Swan Television 1995 Avon Descent 5,974 Qantas, Compac Marketing, Downtown Coffee House. 1996 Asian Pacific Laser 6,000 WA Laser Association Championships Busselton Showjumping 15,387 Busselton Showjumping Spectacular, Spectacular - 1993 Perth and Beyond 17th Far East Bridge Fed. 5,000 Bridge Association of WA Inc. Championships - 1995 1994 World Firefighters Games 50,0001 World Firefighter’s Games WA Inc. 1993 Grand Prix Sailing 30,000 Grand Prix Sailing 1994 Grand Prix Sailing 25,000 Broome Tourist Bureau 1993 Heineken Classic 40,000 Tony Roosenberg Promotions 1994 Heineken Classic 40,000 Tony Roosenberg Promotions 1995 Heineken Classic 60,000 Tony Roosenberg Promotions 1996 Heineken Classic 300,000 Tony Roosenberg Promotions 1997 Heineken Classic 300,000 Tony Roosenberg Promotions Hopman Cup - 1993/94/95/96/97 Confidential [Wednesday, 27 August 1997]5551 1995 International Rugby Cup 10,000 Western Australian Rugby Union Inc 1993 Surfmasters 179,583 EventsCorp managed event 1995 Margaret River Masters 15,000 WA Surfriders Association 1996 Margaret River Masters 15,000 WA Surfriders Association 1995 MG’s Down Under 10,533 On Demand Digital Copy Centre, Printing Resources, Australia Post, MG Natmeet 1995 Don Baker Illustrations, Visarge Photography Rally Australia - 1992 13,8812 EventsCorp managed event Rally Australia - 1993 1,745,4533 EventsCorp managed event Rally Australia - 1994 2,139,517 EventsCorp managed event Rally Australia - 1995 2,106,068 EventsCorp managed event Rally Australia - 1996 2,286,594 EventsCorp managed event Rally Australia - 1997 281,5584 EventsCorp managed event Rally Australia - 1998 4,0005 EventsCorp managed event 1993 Seniors Golf Classic 11,505 Editel, Qantas, Accommodation 1995 Seniors Golf Classic 2645 Apple Type and Design 1994 Global Football Australia 49,229 Global Football Australia Perth Kangaroos Churchill Colour Laboratories 1996 South Pacific and Australian Pipe 10,601 The Brand Agency, City of Grt. Geelong Australia Band Championships Post Service etc. Stompenground 7,000 Broome Musicians Aboriginal Corp. 1996 Tricentennial Celebrations 8642 Whozu Advertising, D Mark, 1994 Volleyfest 11,3326 EventsCorp managed event 1993 Whitbread Round the World Race 317,6867 EventsCorp managed event Host Port 8 1997 Whitbread Round the World Race 277,410 EventsCorp managed event Host Port 1997 World Aerobics Championships 100,0009 Australian Gymnastic Federation 1993 World Championship Motorcross 115,000 Western Australian Motorcycling Association Grand Prix 1997 World Dance Congress 430,000 Global Dance Foundation World Darts Championships 60,00010 World Darts Council 1997 World Track Cycling 391,65011 Brian Ward and Partners Trust Acct. 1997 World Championships Track Cycling Champ. P/L 1993 World Junior Cycling 204,94512 EventsCorp managed event Championships 1995 World Mining & Energy Games 125,673 World Mining & Energy Games, Aussie Bound Tours, Digital Copy Centre, Salter Power. 1995 World Speed Skating 75,000 1995 World Speed Skating Champs. Championships 1997 World Triathlon Championships 195,19413 EventsCorp managed event 1997 World Windsurfing 23,73214 EventsCorp managed event Championships 1 1994 World Firefighters Games full cost: $100,000 2 1992 Rally Australia full cost: $2,018,457 3 1993 Rally Australia full cost: $1,976,391 4 1997 Rally Australia full allocation: $2,500,000 5 1998 Rally Australia full allocation: $2,500,000 6 1994 Volleyfest full allocation: $50,000 7 1993 Whitbread Round the World Race full cost: $431,869 8 1997 Whitbread Round the World Race full allocation: $750,000 9 1997 World Aerobics Championships full cash cost: $117,000 10 1997 World Darts Championships full allocation: $100,000 11 1997 World Cycling Championships full allocation: $800,000 12 1993 World Junior Cycling Championships full cost: $255,000 13 1997 World Triathlon Championships full allocation: $1,400,000 14 1997 World Windsurfing Championships full allocation: $300,000 5552 [ASSEMBLY] (2) Due to the individual nature of each event which receives funding, the terms and conditions vary accordingly, depending on the type of event. In general, the terms and conditions are designed to ensure the event delivers the anticipated benefits related to the initial proposal, including economic impact, national and international media exposure and private sector investment and where relevant, an ongoing event. (3) EventsCorp has developed, over the past three years, a standard set of terms and conditions in consultation with the Crown Solicitor’s Office which forms the basis of a standard contract. These terms include: * Maximisation of participants and supporters; * Jeopardy of the event clause; * Establishment of an event account through which all transactions must be passed; * The expenses are to be in accordance with the event budget * Presentation of quarterly management reports incorporating the financial position of the event, and key matters associated with: 1.
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