Australian Securities and Investments Commission
Documents Relating To The Maintenance Of Plants, Flowers, And Other Decorative Greenery In And Around Government Buildings And Facilities From 1 May 2022 To The Present. Specifically, Documentation…
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Documents Relating To The Maintenance Of Plants, Flowers, And Other Decorative Greenery In And Around Government Buildings And Facilities From 1 May 2022 To The Present. Specifically, Documentation Or Correspondence In The Time Period Relating To: The Total Cost Incurred For The Purchase, Installation, And Maintenance Of Indoor And Outdoor Plants And Flowers. Payments Made To External Contractors Or Horticultural Services For Plant Care, Landscaping, Or Floral Arrangements. Contracts, Invoices, Or Procurement Documents Related To The Services. Any Records Indicating The Number Of Staff Or Contractors Involved In Plant And Flower Maintenance. Any Estimates Or Logs Of Hours Spent On Related Tasks (watering, Pruning, Replacing, Seasonal Arrangements, Etc)
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This FOI disclosure contains ASIC's plant and decorative greenery maintenance costs across its government facilities from May 2022 onwards. The released documentation shows a cost table tracking expenditures for plant hire across all ASIC offices, with costs increasing from $7,322 in May 2022 to $60,505 in FY2025, totaling $178,161 over the period. The request sought comprehensive records including contractor payments, procurement documents, staffing details, and maintenance hour logs related to plant and flower upkeep. This disclosure does not involve regulated entities, misconduct allegations, or enforcement actions; it concerns only ASIC's internal facility management and operational expenses for horticultural services.
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