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In reply to Mr SZAKACS (Cheltenham) (23 November 2020). (Estimates Committee A)
The Hon. V.A. CHAPMAN (Bragg—Deputy Premier, Attorney-General, Minister for Planning and Local Government): I have been advised:
For the Electoral Commission SA:
$2,936,000 is budgeted to be spent on goods and services for 2020-21, $13,375,000 for 2021-22, $7,230,000 for 2022-23, and $2,717,000 for 2023-24.
The top 10 providers of goods and services by value to the agency for 2019-20 and a description and the cost to the agency of those goods and/or services is as follows:
| Providers | $ | Description |
| Australian Electoral Commission | 1,317,498.18 | Maintenance and provision of electoral roll |
| Department for Infrastructure and Transport | 556,946.82 | Property rent and occupancy |
| Hays Specialist Recruitment | 150,539.76 | Contract staff |
| GIS People | 125,000.00 | Funding & Disclosure portal |
| Australia Post | 110,195.10 | Postage |
| Abacus Cash Systems | 99,000.00 | Counting machines |
| Crown Solicitor's Office | 93,540.59 | Legal advice |
| Department of Premier & Cabinet | 54,789.82 | ICT operating infrastructure |
| Wavemaker | 45,915.09 | Statutory media placement for elections |
| TCB Transport | 45,279.00 | Transport, storage and warehouse |
For Administered Items for the Electoral Commission SA:
$899,000 is budgeted to be spent on goods and services for 2020-21, $503,000 for 2021-22, $515,000 for 2022-23, and $753,000 for 2023-24.
The top 10 providers of goods and services by value to the agency for 2019-20 and a description and the cost to the agency of those goods and/or services is as follows:
| Providers | $ | Description |
| Department of Treasury and Finance | 389,543.65 | Remittance of expiation fees received |
| Liberal Party (SA Division) | 128,279.00 | Special Assistance Funding Claims paid |
| Australian Labour Party (SA Branch) | 128,279.00 | Special Assistance Funding Claims paid |
| Australian Greens (SA) | 74,830.00 | Special Assistance Funding Claims paid |
| SA Best Inc | 74,830.00 | Special Assistance Funding Claims paid |
| Wavemaker | 52,855.70 | Media placement (Boundaries Commission) |
| Thomas Besanko | 24,016.00 | Counsel assisting the Boundaries Commission |
| Department of Premier & Cabinet | 3,757.06 | Internet hosting (Boundaries Commission) |
| Eureka Printing | 1,557.28 | Printing reports (Boundaries Commission) |
| Advance SA | 1,171.28 | Special Assistance Funding Claims paid |
The Treasurer's office will provide a response to the question regarding the value of the goods and services that was supplied to the agency by South Australian suppliers.