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Commencement
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Matter of Privilege
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Bills
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Parliamentary Procedure
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Condolence
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Matter of Privilege
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Personal Explanation
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Ministerial Statement
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Personal Explanation
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Ministerial Statement
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Parliamentary Committees
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Question Time
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Grievance Debate
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Bills
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Answers to Questions
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Estimates Replies
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Prison Guard Uniforms
In reply to Mr GARDNER (Morialta) (21 July 2014). (Estimates Committee A)
The Hon. A. PICCOLO (Light—Minister for Disabilities, Minister for Police, Minister for Correctional Services, Minister for Emergency Services, Minister for Road Safety): I have been advised:
We get our uniforms through Stewart & Heaton, which is a whole-of-government contract. It is the same place that SAPOL get their uniforms.
The supplier for the provision of a total apparel management service for specialised uniforms is Stewart & Heaton Clothing Co. Pty Ltd.
In regard to where the uniforms are produced, I have been advised the following:
| Made in Australia | |
| South Australia | Footwear, leather belts, ceremonial tunics, epaulettes (soft) and ties. |
| Victoria | Socks and epaulettes (hard). |
| New South Wales | Jumpers and knitwear. |
| Made overseas | |
| Fiji | Trousers, shorts, skirts and culottes (manufactured in Fiji using Australian material). |
| China | Hats, shirts, blouses (manufactured using Chinese BlueMarl fabric) and jackets (manufactured by an Australian company in China). |