Mobile Phone Costs (1 July 30 June 2015) · 2018. 5. 21. · - 2 - Ancillary Office Expenditure (1...

Mobile Phone Costs (1 July – 30 June 2015)

Chief Executive

Name and Position Description Total

Charges

Chief Executive, July 2014 $66

Chief Executive, August 2014 $62

Chief Executive, September 2014 $76

Chief Executive, October 2014 #$849

Chief Executive, November 2014 $39

Chief Executive, December 2014 $215

Chief Executive, January 2015 #$593

Chief Executive, February 2015 $25

Chief Executive, March 2015 $232

Chief Executive, April 2015 $490

Chief Executive, May 2015 #$553

Chief Executive, June 2015 *$ NIL

Approved for publication – 20/07/2015 Note: These details are correct as at the date approved for publication. Figures may be rounded and have not

been audited.

*Details of mobile phone costs as at reporting date were unavailable. #October 2014 charges includes international data roaming and international call charges of $812 incurred while

officially representing the State Government in China from 16 to 24 October 2014. #January 2015 charges includes international data roaming and international call charges of $565 incurred while

officially representing the State Government in Malaysia and India from 25 January 2015 to 4 February 2015. #

May 2015 charges includes international data roaming and international call charges of $450 incurred while officially representing the State Government in China from 23 to 29 May 2015.

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Ancillary Office Expenditure (1 July – 30 June 2015)

Chief Executive

Function / Event Description Location Total Cost

Shaping the Future of South Australia

Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) attended by CE (Table of 10).

Adelaide Festival Centre

$1,500

2014 South Australian Investment Breakfast

2014 South Australian Investment Breakfast attended by CE (300 attendees).

Adelaide Oval $17,340

Training and Skills Commission End of Year Working Dinner

Training and Skills Commission End of Year Working Dinner attended by CE (16 attendees).

Ayers House $1,521

Approved for publication – 20/07/2015

These details are correct as at the date approved for publication. Costs include venue hire, catering, and

associated accommodation and travel, where applicable. Figures may be rounded and have not been audited.



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Gift Register (1 July – 30 June 2015)

Gifts received by the Chief Executive of the Department of State Development

Description of Gift or Benefit Gift or Benefit received from

Estimate

($)

Use of Gift or

Benefit

Ticket to the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) Women in Leadership Luncheon

TAFE SA $165 Use for official purposes/ DSD representative

Ticket to the Opening of the OzAsia Festival

Santos $50 Use for official purposes/ DSD representative

Ticket to the Business Export Awards

Business SA $100 Use for official purposes/ DSD representative

Santos 60th Anniversary Dinner Santos $100 Use for official purposes/ DSD representative

Master Builders Association of South Australia – Industry Stakeholder Function

Master Builders Association of

South Australia

$100 Use for official purposes/ DSD representative

Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) – Our Future Economic Prosperity

Australian Information

Industry Association


7th Anniversary Reconciliation Apology Breakfast

Reconciliation South Australia $66 Use for official purposes/ DSD representative

Bottle of wine in a wine box Self Managed Super Fund

Association (SMSF)

$80 Personal retention

Diplomatic Corps Luncheon Department of the Premier

and Cabinet (DPC)


2015 Annual Resources Industry Dinner

South Australian Chamber of

Mines and Energy (SACOME)


Dr Martin Parkinson Dinner University of Adelaide $120 Use for official purposes/ DSD representative

The Chief Executive was invited to Canberra as a panellist and presented at the Crawford Leader’s Forum to promote South Australia.

Conference Logistics, Canberra $1,200 Use for official purposes/ DSD representative


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Note: These details are correct as at the date approved for publication. Costs include venue hire,

catering, and associated accommodation and travel, where applicable. Figures may be rounded and

have not been audited.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (BY) 3.0 Australia Licence


To attribute this material, cite Government of South Australia


Overseas Travel – (1 July 2014 to 30 June 2015) Department of State Development Chief Executive and Employees

No. of Travellers

Destination Reasons for Trip Total Cost of Travel*

1

Singapore (Singapore)

Travel with Minister for Higher Education, Skills and Science and Information Economy to attend the opening of the new University of South Australia Singapore Orchard Gateway Campus in partnership with M2 Academy.

$8,315

1

San Jose, Chicago, Chattanooga (USA)

Attend the Cisco Experience Centre in San Jose, California and attend the 2014 Internet of Things World Forum in Chicago.

$6,154

1

Jinan, Shanghai,

Qingdao,

Qingdao, Beijing

Launch and provide media interviews for

Education Adelaide's "International Student

Ambassador Campaign", which aims to

generate awareness for Adelaide as an

international study destination. To develop the

relationship with the Shandong Education

Department under the High Level Working

Group framework, including pursuing a

reciprocal scholarship proposal developed by

the South Australian Education Subcommittee.

$12,625

1

Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)

To support the Ministerial Delegation in progressing a number of international employment, higher education, skills, science and information economy opportunities.

$3,949

1

Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia

Bangalore, Pune, New Delhi (India)

To support the Ministerial Delegation in progressing a number of international employment, higher education, skills, science and information economy opportunities.

$19,009

2

Vietnam Support Minister for Employment, Higher Education and Skills, Science and Information Economy. The Minister will announce a new scholarship opportunities and will undertake a number of meetings at the request of South Australia’s three public universities to build on their existing relationships and highlight the important contribution these make to the State.

$23,979

1

Kunming (China) and Vietnam

Attend the 14th Quadrennial International Association on the Genesis of Ore Deposits Symposium.

* flights of $1,395 were reflected in the 2013-14 Financial Year

$2,771*

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No. of Travellers


1

Dusseldorf (Germany)

Meet with the Chair and others to finalise the Working Draft of the CO2 Pipeline standards, (WD19274) for consideration to submit as a Committee Draft by November 2014.

*all costs were reimbursed by Standards Australia.

$NIL*

1

Denver, Colorado (USA)

Attend the 2014 Unconventional Resources Technology conference followed by a workshop with U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and Geoscience Australia.

$7,474

4

Canada Meet with senior executives from the Ministry of Economy and the Ministry of Environment Saskatchewan, Canada to further the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Partnership 2009 in the area of uranium exploration and mining regulation.

South Australia also seeks to gain a better understanding of the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) in-situ uranium regulatory practises. Executive Director Minerals will be undertaking negotiations with the NRC to include South Australia into the existing Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency MoU.

$42,694

1

Denver, Dallas (USA)

To promote the science of economic geology as widely as possible, and the role of the Society in the profession and to attend the 2014 Conference.

$14,504

5

Nanjing, Xian, Tianjin, Shanghai,

Beijing (China)

Visit the Nanjing Centre of China Geological Survey in Jiangsu Province and China Geological Survey in Xian and participate in Australia Minerals presentations, booth and meetings at Beijing Investment Seminar, Beijing and China Mining, Tianjin.

$58,470

1

Tokyo (Japan) Sustain competence to: understand industry's drivers and technology challenges; regulate geothermal operations in South Australia; attract investment into the geothermal energy sector and provide policy advice to underpin public trust in multiple-use land for geothermal energy projects. Also, to represent Australia at the International Energy Agency Geothermal Implementing Agreement in Tokyo.

$3,624

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No. of Travellers


2

Tianjin and Shanghai (China)

Meet with Directors and Principle researchers of the Nanjing Centre of China Geological Survey and China Geological Survey in Tianjin. Actively participate in Team Australia presentations and meetings in Beijing and at the China Mining convention and exhibition in Tianjin.

$8,473

1

Dallas Texas (USA)

Attend and be an invited panellist/presenter at the 5th World Shale Oil and Gas Summit.

*flights and some accommodation were funded by the conference organisers

$700*

1

Beijing (China) Meeting with China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) geoscientists to advance Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) program between Geological Survey of South Australia (GSSA) and CNNC Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology (BRIGU) by delivering lectures and presentations.

*flights and accommodation were funded by China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC)

$519*

2

Austin (Texas) Participate in Transformational Leadership Program intensive training session.

$4,649

1

London, Dublin (UK), Graz (Austria), Frankfurt

(Germany), Belgrade (Serbia)

Attending Mines and Money and provide lectures for The Society of Economic Geologists - International Exchange Lecturers.

$12,331

1

San Francisco (USA)

To attend the Stanford Geothermal Conference and present a research paper on behalf of the University of Adelaide’s South Australian Centre for Geothermal Energy Research.

$6,725

1

Singapore To attend the 2015 Asia-Pacific Oil and Gas Assembly and to meet with investors to attract investment into South Australian energy resource projects in Singapore.

*some accommodation costs were funded by the conference organisers

$2,261*

3

Vancouver, Regina (Canada)

To attend the Vancouver Minerals Exploration Roundup 2015 Convention.

$15,894

1

Singapore

To promotion of Oil and Gas in Conventional and Unconventional Reservoirs in South Australia.

$3,064

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No. of Travellers


2

Houston, Pittsburgh (USA)

To lead an Oil and Gas Supplier Study Tour to the US for South Australian companies to gain a better understanding of the opportunities offered by the Oil and Gas Industry for their business.

$22,025

2

Houston (USA) To promote petroleum exploration opportunities in South Australia and participate in the Australian American Chamber of Commerce Energy Conference.

$11,853

2

Houston (USA) Attend the North American Petroleum Exposition.

$11,025

4

Toronto (Canada) Participate in the Prospectors and Develops Association of Canada (PDAC) 2015 International Convention at Australia Exhibition Pavilion and targeted meetings/briefing with major North American resources companies and Canadian Government resource agencies.

$61,687

2

New York City,

Pittsburgh (USA)

Market Investment in South Australia in

petroleum projects exploration, development,

storage, pipelines, services, construction etc.

in the USA and entice collaboration with US

finance and industry sector leaders and South

Australian government agencies.

$22,251

1

Tucson (USA) Attend and present Geological Survey of South Australia (GSSA) Research at the International Applied Geochemistry Symposium.

$3,958

1

Taupo (New Zealand)

Sustain competence to understand industry’s drivers and technology challenges, regulate geothermal operations in South Australia, attract investment into the geothermal energy sector and provide policy advice to underpin public trust in multiple-use land for geothermal energy project.

$2,116

1

Jinan, Beijing, Qingdao, Hong

Kong, Shandong (China)

Showcase South Australia as a low-risk mining and exploration investment destination.

$4,942

1

Indonesia Attend as speaker at the International Student Energy Summit 2015.

*some accommodation costs were paid as part of the conference costs

$1,749*

1

Taipei (Taiwan) To attend the 8th World Chinese Geosciences Conference, to chair one of the 16 programs to liaise with mining companies, government organisations and universities.

$3,435

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No. of Travellers


1

Prague (Czech Republic)

Presentation and promotion of the Australian Lithospheric Architecture Magnetotelluric Project (AusLAMP) South Australia Program at the 26th International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics General Assembly.

$3,623

1

Mumbai, Jaipur, Delhi (India)

Further the State's economic relations with India and building relationships with the Government of India, by developing a good understanding of the new Government's priorities.

$6,845

2

Beijing, Nanning, Chengdu, Wuhan and Hong Kong

(China)

To promote South Australia's business migration program and working with two agents.

$13,365

2

Beijing, Shanghai, Qingdao, Hong Kong (China)

Promote South Australia's business migration program by working with four migration agents.

$14,503

2

Hong Kong, Beijing, Jinan,

Qingdao, Shanghai (China)

Accompany Minister for Investment and Trade to China to advance Shandong relationship.

$18,160

2

Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur (India)

Accompany the Minister for Trade to participate in Australia Business Week organised by Austrade.

$13,368

1

Hong Kong, Shanghai, Jinan, Qingdao (China)

Preparatory work for the May Mission to the Shandong Province.

$5,362

1

Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hong

Kong (China)

Promote Adelaide, South Australia in conjunction with Study Adelaide, Austrade and South Australian Educational Institutions – Flinders University, University of South Australia, Adelaide University and TAFE SA.

$10,846

2

Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Kota

Kinabalu (Malaysia)

Conduct a series of seminars in Malaysia to increase South Australia’s business migration applications from the region and further develop relationships with migration agents in the region.

$7,576

1


Kula Lumpur (Malaysia)

Bangkok (Thailand)

Support the Minister for Investment and Trade on his visit to Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand to engage with key government officials and business chambers.

$11,345

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No. of Travellers


1

Jinan, Qingdao (China)

Continue preparatory work for the Premier’s May Mission to Shandong Province.

$3,305

1

Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)


London, Birmingham (UK)

Participate in the Down Under Live Expo and visit migration agents.

$13,937

2

Xiamen, Beijing, Hangzhou, Shanghai, Nanning,

Guangzhou, Shenzhen (China)

Continue to promote South Australia’s business migration program by working with key migration agents, potential clients and stakeholders.

$26,762

13

Jinan, Qingdao, Shanghai (China)

Premier’s led mission to Shandong Province.

$78,431

1

Bangkok (Thailand)

Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam)

Gather market knowledge and intelligence from Thailand and Vietnam markets to feedback to industry, Austrade and department networks. To add value to work commissioned from Austrade Business Development Managers for the identification and qualification of prospective wine imports and Thailand and Vietnam.

$4,917

1

Delhi, Jaipur, Mumbai (India)

Participate in Australian Business summit, discussion with Indo-Australian Chamber.

*remaining costs will be realised in 2015-16

$1,115*

1

Edinburgh, Manchester (UK)

Berlin (Germany)

Amsterdam (Netherlands)

Study tour visiting precincts that have key similarities to the Tonsley Redevelopment.

$13,709

2

Auckland, Tauranga (New

Zealand)

Inspect the Titanium Industry Development Association (TIDA) facilities and meet with TIDA management to better understand its capabilities and competence, areas of research and industry/research collaboration model and relevance to South Australia Manufacturers.

$5,578

1

London, Coventry,

Birmingham (UK)

Cologne (France)

Stuttgart, Munich Berlin (Germany)

To investigate cities with a thriving manufacturing sector and meet with the European Union to advance the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the Open Technology Foundation.

$13,720

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No. of Travellers


2

Jinan, Shandong, Qingdao (China)

Facilitate trade and investment opportunities for the South Australian Services Sector. To facilitate a program of activities of the services stream delegates that will build business relationship with the Shandong Government and industry.

$12,848

2

London (UK) and Uppsala

(Sweden)

Accompany the incoming Chief Executive, Health Industries at meetings with various European companies.

$16,400

2

Suzhou (China) Co-host a workshop with Dr Pen Wang, the vice President of Research at the Yabao Pharmaceutical Group, to promote the advantages of running clinical trials in South Australia.

$5,816

2

San Francisco, Philadelphia

(USA)

To attend the Bio 2015 Conference and to meet biotech, pharmaceutical and biomedical devices companies potentially interested in investing in South Australia and other representatives.

$43,285

1

Jena (Germany) Attend the International Schumpeter Society biennial conference: ‘Foundations of Economic Change – Behaviour, Interaction and Aggregate Outcomes’.

*As the employee was on annual leave overseas at this time, the department only incurred costs for conference fees, accommodation, meals and transport for the duration of the conference.

$550*

1

Singapore To accompany the Premier to meet with the Singapore Economic Development Board and attend other economic development related meetings.

$6,581

1

UK, Portugal and Spain

Finalise negotiations for loans from inclusion in the Gallery’s ‘Treasure Ships: Art in the Age of Spices Exhibition’ scheduled for 2015.

$10,141

1

London, Birmingham (UK)

Lyon (France)

Zurich (Switzerland)

Berlin (Germany)

Attend the International Federation of Library Association annual conference in France and present a paper entitled "No-one left behind - the role of public libraries as we transition towards a digital world" at a satellite event in Birmingham: Public Libraries futures in a global digital world.

$12,266

1

New Zealand Attend the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) Open Science Conference.

$1,267

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No. of Travellers


2

Mumbai, New Delhi (India)


Meet with Directors of various Museums and International Freight Companies to supervise the photography of loan works of art from Archdiocesan Heritage Museum for publication in the ’Treasure Ships Exhibition’ catalogue.

$13,357

1

Solo, Yogyakarta, Java (Indonesia)

Attend the 2016 Asia Pacific Space designers Alliance General Assembly and Design congress.

* Funded by the conference organisers

$NIL*

3

Hong Kong (China)

Attend the major International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (IIC) 2014 Hong Kong Congress. To discuss future conservation work with Ohel Leah Synagogue in Hong Kong; building on work that Artlab has previously undertaken for this organisation.

$5,477

1

Amsterdam (Netherlands)

To deliver keynote address at the invitation of the National Museum of World Cultures, Amsterdam, on the occasion of the launch of the Museum’s publication Islam at the Tropenmuseum and accompanying symposium ‘A History of Disregards: A debate on Islam, Indonesia and Collecting Practices at the Tropenmuseum’.

* funded by the National Museum of World Cultures, Amsterdam

$NIL*

1

Raja Ampat Islands, Maluku

Province (Indonesia)

Accompany the Museum’s Waterhouse Club Members on a trip to both raise funds for the museum and to showcase the Museum’s research and public programs capabilities to an audience of potential benefactors.

* funded by Waterhouse Club and Northstar Cruises

$NIL*

01

Massachusetts (USA)

Take up an award as research fellow, Peabody Museum of Anthropology, for study purposes for examining the Ethnographic collections and participating in other associated research tasks.

* funded by an award (annual leave was taken from 24/10 to 27/10/14)

$NIL*

1

New Zealand Present a paper titled "Standing on the shoulders of giants: How New Zealand public libraries inspired the SA Once Card Network" at the Library and Information Association of New Zealand Aotearoa Conference.

$2,853

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No. of

Travellers Destination Reasons for Trip Total Cost

of Travel*

1

New Zealand Attend the Art Libraries Society Conference.

$1,518

1

New Zealand Attend the National Digital Forum 2014 Conference & National & State Libraries Australasia (NSLA) Meeting.

$2,856

1

Canada and USA Attend the Modern Languages Association Convention in Vancouver and present a lecture to the William Morris Society of Canada in Toronto and visit dealer galleries in New York.

$8,482

1

Hong Kong (China)

Attend the Hong Kong / Basel Art Fair and meet with dealers and artists.

$10,981

1

London (UK) Meetings to arrange for items in preparation for the 2018 Wilkins Exhibition.

*Costs relate to Singapore Airlines return flights only, no claim for accommodation and meals as Traveller stayed with family.

$2,905*

1

Hong Kong (China)

Print the Art Gallery of South Australia's book to accompany the ‘Treasure Ships: Art in the Age of Spices Exhibition’ - press checking each sheet as it comes off the press to ensure colour accuracy of the works of art. Meeting with merchandise representatives to source stock for the Gallery Shop.

$3,920

1

Fiji Field collecting target native bees that links to existing studies by SA Museum and Flinders University on Pacific Islands Fauna.

*funded by Flinders University

$416*

1

Italy, France, Spain, UK

Attend the opening of the Venice Biennale and the Australian Pavilion in Venice and meet with dealers and artists. Meet with Art Museum Representatives in Paris to explore Impressionist exhibition proposals. Meet with Art Gallery benefactor in Madrid to discuss potential loans from private collection. Meet with representatives from the Tate London and visit art dealers to view works for potential acquisition.

$11,439

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No. of Travellers


1

Brighton (UK) Present at the Music Cities Convention, about the South Australian Government’s strategies and initiatives to support the development of the local music industry. To attend the adjoining Great Escape Music Conference.

$4,208

1

USA Attend the International Whaling Commission meeting.

*the traveller will seek reimbursement in 2015-16 financial year, flights paid by traveller personally

$NIL*

5

Jinan, Qingdao, Beijing, Hong Kong (China)

Premier lead mission to Shandong Province.

$28,221

1

Germany, Austria, Italy, France, UK

A scientific collecting and collaboration field trip.

* some costs were funded by research grants obtained by Mark Stevens (annual leave taken 29/6/15 to 13/7/15)

$2,937*

1

Tokyo (Japan) To accompany and set up display of a rare Australian fossil for the ‘Leaps of Life’ Exhibition.

*funded by NHK Promotions Inc.

$NIL*


Note: These details are correct as at the date approved for publication. Figures may be rounded and have not

been audited.



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