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(c) Transport Canberra and City Services staff, supported by a design and engagement specialist.
(d) The Forum saw these reviews as an innovative and strategic approach to planning for a better mix of play opportunities in Canberra. Each review will include the design of play concept plans for the wider suburb and the design of one key play space.
(e) The five reviews will occur between January 2019 and June 2019.
(6) $175,000 was allocated by the Forum to the nature play space in Eddison Park, Woden and $175,000 to the nature play space in Glebe Park Civic. $150,000 is also available for the nature play space near the Farrer Shops.
(7) The location will be determined through a co-design engagement process with the Farrer community.
ACT Ambulance Service—crews
(Question No 2085)
Mrs Jones asked the Minister for Police and Emergency Services, upon notice, on 30 November 2018:
(1) Following the review of the minimum crew level for the ACT Ambulance Service (ACTAS), how will it be determined when ACT Fire and Rescue (ACTFR) crews are required to respond to calls for ACTAS services.
(2) Has the potential impact on ACTFR been considered during the review of ACTAS minimum crewing.
(3) What were these considerations.
(4) Is it expected that greater ACTFR resources will be required following the change in crewing policy.
(5) What additional staff from ACTFR will be required to respond to ACTAS calls for services following this change in crewing policy.
(6) When ACTFR crews are required to respond to ACTAS incidents, are funds or other resources transferred from ACTAS to ACTFR to compensate for the response.
(7) During the review of the policy, which ACT Government directorates and agencies were consulted.
(8) What consultation with ACTFR was undertaken and what were the outcomes of these consultations.
Mr Gentleman: The answer to the member’s question is as follows:
1. ACT Fire & Rescue (ACTF&R) will attend a medical assist if they are the closest unit in the area or if the ACT Ambulance Service (ACTAS) has requested assistance. This requirement has not changed following the review of the minimum crew level for ACTAS.
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