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Legislative Assembly for the ACT: 2003 Week 1 Hansard (18 February) . . Page.. 79 ..


MS TUCKER (continuing):

The only other matter is comments made by the committee on the Essential Services Consumer Council. There were some interesting points made by the chair of the council, relating to public housing and energy efficiency. There were also comments on debt recovery from tenants and the need to liaise with the ESCC. Housing is an essential service, yet we have the Essential Services Consumer Council dealing with issues such as other essential services and debt. It would be useful to see more liaison between the two groups. As ACT Housing might benefit from that, we have suggested that that occur.

Question resolved in the affirmative.

Legal Affairs-Standing Committee

Scrutiny Report No 24

MR STEFANIAK (12.06): I present Scrutiny Report No 24 of the Standing Committee on Legal Affairs (performing the duties of a Scrutiny of Bills and Subordinate Legislation Committee), together with the relevant minutes of proceedings.

I seek leave to make a brief statement.

Leave granted.

MR STEFANIAK: Scrutiny Report No 24 contains the committee's comments on 12 bills, and two government responses. This report was circulated to members out of session to make sure members could see it and that government departments would have a chance to respond, so that we could debate these bills.

I commend the report to the Assembly.

Scrutiny Report No 25

MR STEFANIAK (12.08): I present Scrutiny Report No 25 of the Standing Committee on Legal Affairs (performing the duties of a Scrutiny of Bills and Subordinate Legislation Committee) together with the relevant minutes of proceedings.

I seek leave to make a brief statement.

Leave granted.

MR STEFANIAK: Scrutiny Report No 25 contains the committee's comments on two bills and 19 pieces of subordinate legislation. The report was circulated to members out of session.

I commend the report to the Assembly.

Taxation (Government Business Enterprises) Bill 2002

Debate resumed from 12 December 2002, on motion by Mr Quinlan:

That this bill be agreed to in principle.


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