Page 4368 - Week 13 - Thursday, 17 November 2005

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Kaleen Occasional Care Centre	Kaleen Community Association Inc.	20	Nil
Kambah Cottage	YMCA of Canberra Inc.	12	Nil
Kambah Early Childhood Centre	Communities at Work	25	Nil
Lollipop Children's Centre	Woden Community Service Inc.	60	Nil
Majura Occassional Care/Early Childhood Centre	Northside Community Service	47	Nil
Manuka Occasional Childcare Centre Association	Manuka Occasional Childcare Centre Association Inc.	77	Nil
Narrabundah Children's Cottage	Southside Community Service	35	Nil
Ngunnawal Early Childhood Centre	Gungahlin Regional Community Service Inc.	86	Nil
Nichols Early Childhood Centre	Community Services of Gungahlin Inc.	90	Nil
Rainbow Cottage Early Childhood Centre	SDN Children's Services Inc.	42	Nil
Redhill Montessori	Redhill Montessori	28	Nil
Salem Children's Centre	Uniting Church of Australia	42	Nil
Spence Children's Cottage	Spence Children's Cottage Association Inc.	25	Nil
Stirling Early Childhood Centre	Communities at Work	26	Nil
Taylor Early Childhood Centre	Communities at Work	23	$9,680.28
Totom House Multi Cultural Early Childhood Centre	Totom House Inc.	52	Nil
Treehouse in the Park Early Learning Centre	Treehouse Pre-School & Childcare Centre Inc.	25	Nil
Tuggeranong Early Childhood Centre	Communities at Work	46	Nil
Weston Creek Children's Centre	Weston Creek Community Association Inc.	70	Nil
Teddy Bear Childcare Centre	Small business for profit	84	$78,536.00
Baringa Childcare Centre	Community Based not for profit	60	$27,257.00
The Children's Cubby house	Small business for profit	83	$26,277.00
Red Hill Childcare Centre	Small business for profit	39	$30,822.00

Roads—mobile phone use
(Question No 668)

Mr Pratt asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, upon notice, on 22 September 2005:

(1) How many (a) ACTION bus drivers, (b) taxi drivers and (c) car drivers have been (i) reported and/or (ii) fined, prosecuted or otherwise for using mobile phones while driving;

(2) Does ACT Policing have an active task force targeting those drivers who use mobile phones while driving; if not, why not;

(4) Of the drivers fined, prosecuted or otherwise, how many are repeat offenders;

(5) What is the standard fine for a first time offence of using a mobile device while driving;

(6) What is the total value of fines issued in each of the years listed in part (5) for the use of mobile phones while driving.

Mr Hargreaves: The answer to the member’s question is as follows:

(1) ACT Policing does not have the capacity to distinguish between drivers of the types of vehicles mentioned in (a); (b) or (c) that have been (i) reported and/or (ii) fined, prosecuted or otherwise and is therefore unable to provide an answer to this question.

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