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20. The business growth trends in Gungahlin echo those across the whole of the ACT albeit with higher peaks in growth at 2014 and 2016. The growth rate of 1% from 2016 – 2017 remains above the ACT’s rate of 0.1%.
21. Analysis of business entry and exit data was used to inform changes in business growth over the period. This dataset was used as it provides a replicable and consistent data set to assess trends over time and to compare these trends with other locations.
22. Figure 11 of the report is illustrative of an establishing market rather than established market. Establishing markets can be prone to higher entry and exits as they mature due to their changeable and dynamic nature. Business by industry data suggests exits primarily occurred in the Administrative support services, Real Estate, Transport Postal and Warehousing and wholesale trade.
23. No.
24. Aspects of a future review are to be determined.
25. The Minister reported back on this issue to the Legislative Assembly on 20 September 2018.
26. The ACT Government funds the Light Rail Business Link program to support businesses. We always welcome feedback from local businesses about this report, and any other issue, at any time.
27. Findings from the Gungahlin report will be considered during the delivery of future ACT Government projects, noting each project must address site and local issues.
Questions without notice taken on notice
ACT Health—workplace culture
Ms Fitzharris (in reply to a question and a supplementary question by Mr Parton on Tuesday, 18 September 2018):
1. There are two specific reports, both of which are publically available on the ACT health website:
a. The ACT health Review of Clinical Training Culture undertaken by KPMG in 2018.
b. The Review of Service Delivery and Clinical Outcomes at the Public Maternity Units in the Australian Capital Territory in 2010. One of the 31 recommendations was related to behavioural issues.
2.
a. Of seven recommendations, four have been fully implemented and three recommendations partially implemented.
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