House of Assembly Fifty-Fourth Parliament, Second Session (54-2) 54 2 Parliament of South Australia House of Assembly published Estimates Replies Goods and Services Goods and Services In reply to Mr SZAKACS House of Assembly Cheltenham Goods and Services In reply to Mr SZAKACS (Cheltenham) (23 November 2020). (Estimates Committee A) The Hon. V.A. CHAPMAN House of Assembly Bragg Deputy Premier Attorney-General Minister for Planning and Local Government Goods and Services 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.