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Legislative Assembly for the ACT: 2003 Week 12 Hansard (20 November) . . Page.. 4388 ..


MR CORBELL (continuing):

Industry has offered to provide publicity and other assistance as appropriate for the implementation of the new scheme. I welcome these offers and look forward to working cooperatively with industry to implement a new system that offers better outcomes for industry and the community.

In conclusion, Mr Speaker: we need a regulatory system that ensures the buildings we live, work and play in are constructed to the highest standards by individuals or companies that have the level of skills necessary to undertake the work. Mr Speaker, I believe that the legislation I am presenting today will meet these needs for the ACT.

Debate (on motion by Mrs Dunne ) adjourned to the next sitting.

Construction Occupations (Licensing) Bill 2003

Mr Corbell , pursuant to notice, presented the bill and its explanatory statement.

Title read by clerk.

MR CORBELL (Minister for Health and Minister for Planning) (11.13): I move:

That this bill be agreed to in principle.

As I have already outlined the detail of this legislation in my previous introduction speech, I will make no further comment on it at this stage.

Debate (on motion by Ms Dundas ) adjourned to the next sitting.

Construction Occupations Legislation Amendment Bill 2003

Mr Corbell , pursuant to notice, presented the bill and its explanatory statement.

Title read by clerk.

MR CORBELL (Minister for Health and Minister for Planning) (11.15): I move:

That this bill be agreed to in principle.

I again draw members' attention to comments in the introduction speech I made in relation to the substantive bill I tabled in this package.

Debate (on motion by Mrs Dunne ) adjourned to the next sitting.

Administration and Procedure-Standing Committee

Report No 4

Mr Speaker presented the following report:


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