The South Australian Government is providing material that is regularly requested under Freedom of Information (FOI) available to all members of the community.
The information government holds is a valuable public resource and it is committed to being open and accountable, engaging with the community, and encouraging public participation to assist make important decisions, policies and laws.
Following the approval of Stage 4 of the Proactive Disclosure Strategy on 29 April 2013, the Government also approved a Proactive Disclosure of Regularly Requested Information Policy. This policy states that the following information will be proactively disclosed:
- Mobile phone, overseas travel, ancillary office expenditure and gift register
- Credit card expenditure
Mobile phone, overseas travel, domestic travel, ancillary office expenditure and gift register 2019-20
Chief Executive Mark Duffy and Public Sector Employees
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Minister David Pisoni and Ministerial Staff
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Credit card expenditure 2019-20
Minister David Pisoni and Ministerial Staff
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Chief Executive Mark Duffy and Public Sector Employees
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Archive of proactive disclosure statements
Procurement practices policy
The Procurement Policy for the Department aligns to the Procurement Framework established by the State Procurement Board.
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Consultants
Details of consultants engaged by the Department can be found on the SA Tenders website.
Capital works expenditure
Details of capital works undertaken by the Department can be found at State Budget Papers website and Mid-Year Budget Review (PDF 1.9MB).
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