❓ Question on Notice regarding the transfer of staff from the Department of Finance to the Department of Housing and Works following the 2025 Public Sector Reforms, seeking details on FTE numbers, purpose of transfer, and creation of new roles.
⏳ Awaiting AnswerQoN 2144Legislative Assembly
Asked
5 May 2026
Member
Portfolio: Housing and Works
Question
I refer to Question on Notice 1950 and the staff transferred from the Department of Finance to the Department of Housing and Works, and I ask:(a) How many full-time equivalent staff were transferred;(b) For what purpose were these staff transferred;(c) Were any new roles created in the Department of Housing and Works as a result of the 2025 Public Sector Reforms; and(d) If yes to (c):(i) What are the job titles; and(ii) What are the reasons for their creation?
I refer to Question on Notice 1950 and the staff transferred from the Department of Finance to the Department of Housing and Works, and I ask:
(a) How many full-time equivalent staff were transferred;
(b) For what purpose were these staff transferred;
(c) Were any new roles created in the Department of Housing and Works as a result of the 2025 Public Sector Reforms; and
(d) If yes to (c):
(i) What are the job titles; and
(ii) What are the reasons for their creation?
Answer
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This question is awaiting a response from the Minister.
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