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21 OCTOBER 2010 P Ages 3565 - 4039 - 3565 19, 19, 20, 21 2008AUGUST Debates WEEKLY HANSARD SEVENTH ASSEMBLY Legislative Assembly for the ACT WEEKLY HANSARD WEEKLY 21 OCTOBER 2010 www.hansard.act.gov.au P AGES AGES 3565 - 4039 2008 10 Thursday, 21 October 2010 Petition: Environment—greenhouse gas—petition No 112 ....................................... 4823 Statute Law Amendment Bill 2010 (No 2)................................................................. 4823 Education, Training and Youth Affairs—Standing Committee ................................. 4825 Executive business—precedence................................................................................ 4830 Schools—capital works projects................................................................................. 4830 Homelessness—street to home program..................................................................... 4835 Order of business ........................................................................................................ 4842 Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Reduction Bill 2010 ....................................... 4842 Questions without notice: Taxation—housing .......................................................................................... 4863 Emergency services—waste management....................................................... 4865 Energy—feed-in tariff ..................................................................................... 4866 Energy—costs.................................................................................................. 4869 Exhibition Park—recycling ............................................................................. 4871 Planning—young people ................................................................................. 4873 Environment—greenhouse gas........................................................................ 4876 Mental health—homeless people..................................................................... 4876 Industrial relations—work safety .................................................................... 4879 Children and young people—education disability services ............................ 4880 Children and young people—consultation ...................................................... 4882 Standing order 73........................................................................................................ 4885 Supplementary answers to questions without notice: Mortgage relief fund........................................................................................ 4886 Industrial relations—work safety .................................................................... 4886 Insurance—common law damages claims ...................................................... 4886 Bimberi Youth Justice Centre—re-offenders.................................................. 4888 Election commitments—mid-term report................................................................... 4889 Papers.......................................................................................................................... 4892 Sport—ACT 4 GWS (Matter of public importance) .................................................. 4892 Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Reduction Bill 2010 ....................................... 4909 Adjournment: Hungarian revolution—anniversary ................................................................ 4933 Koolamon Restoration..................................................................................... 4934 Schedule of amendments: Schedule 1: Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Reduction Bill 2010........ 4935 Answers to questions: National Arboretum Canberra—tree thefts (Question No 1049) .................... 4937 National Arboretum Canberra—tree plantings (Question No 1050)............... 4937 Housing ACT—properties (Question No 1054).............................................. 4939 Taxation—volunteer fire brigades (Question No 1055).................................. 4940 Housing—affordability (Question No 1058)................................................... 4941 Libraries—book return chutes (Question No 1071)........................................ 4942 Planning—McGregor Hall (Question No 1072) ............................................. 4943 Yarralumla Brickworks (Question No 1073) .................................................. 4945 Environment—disused service station sites (Question No 1074) ................... 4945 Finance—departmental bank accounts (Question No 1075)........................... 4946 Finance—departmental bank accounts (Question No 1077)........................... 4946 Finance—departmental bank accounts (Question No 1079)........................... 4947 Finance—departmental bank accounts (Question No 1080)........................... 4947 Finance—departmental bank accounts (Question No 1081)........................... 4948 Finance—departmental bank accounts (Question No 1084)........................... 4948 Budget—savings (Question Nos 1087, 1090, 1103, 1104 and 1105) ............. 4949 Budget—savings (Question No 1089)............................................................. 4949 Budget—savings (Question Nos 1095 and 1096) ........................................... 4949 Budget—savings (Question Nos 1097 and 1098) ........................................... 4950 Budget—savings (Question No 1102)............................................................. 4950 Finance—departmental loans (Question No 1107) ......................................... 4950 Finance—departmental loans (Question No 1110) ......................................... 4951 Finance—departmental loans (Question No 1111) ......................................... 4951 Finance—departmental loans (Question No 1113) ......................................... 4952 Finance—departmental loans (Question No 1114) ......................................... 4952 Finance—departmental loans (Question No 1116) ......................................... 4953 Finance—departmental loans (Question Nos 1117 and 1118)........................ 4954 Finance—departmental loans (Question Nos 1119 and 1120)........................ 4954 Finance—departmental loans (Question No 1123) ......................................... 4955 Finance—departmental loans (Question No 1124) ......................................... 4955 Finance—government programs (Question No 1129) .................................... 4956 Finance—government programs (Question Nos 1131, 1134, 1147, 1148 and 1149) ..................................................................................................... 4956 Finance—government programs (Question No 1132) .................................... 4957 Finance—government programs (Question No 1133) .................................... 4958 Finance—government programs (Question No 1135) .................................... 4958 Finance—government programs (Question No 1137) .................................... 4959 Finance—government programs (Question No 1138) .................................... 4960 Finance—government programs (Question Nos 1139 and 1140)................... 4960 Finance—government programs (Question Nos 1141 and 1142)................... 4961 Finance—government programs (Question No 1146) .................................... 4962 Finance—government assets and liabilities (Question No 1151) ................... 4963 Finance—government assets and liabilities (Question Nos 1153, 1156, 1169, 1170 and 1171) .................................................................................. 4963 Finance—government assets and liabilities (Question No 1154) ................... 4963 Finance—government assets and liabilities (Question No 1155) ................... 4964 Finance—government assets and liabilities (Question No 1157) ................... 4964 Finance—government assets and liabilities (Question No 1159) ................... 4965 Finance—government assets and liabilities (Question No 1160) ................... 4965 Finance—government assets and liabilities (Question Nos 1161 and 1162) .. 4966 Finance—government assets and liabilities (Question Nos 1163 and 1164) .. 4966 Finance—government assets and liabilities (Question No 1168) ................... 4967 Finance—government assets and liabilities (Question No 1172) ................... 4967 Taxation—change of use (Question No 1173)................................................ 4967 Canberra Institute of Technology—executive positions (Question No 1177) ..................................................................................... 4968 Cahill, Mr Ron—judicial review (Question No 1185).................................... 4969 Emergency Services Agency—headquarters (Question No 1187).................. 4970 Health—mental health (Question No 1189).................................................... 4972 Bicycles—parking facilities (Question No 1199) ........................................... 4972 Environment—fuel storage facilities remediation (Question No 1201).......... 4973 Roads—John Gorton Drive (Question No 1202) ............................................ 4973 Land—Molonglo Valley (Question No 1203)................................................. 4974 Questions without notice taken on notice: Environment—tree felling—Wednesday, 22 September 2010 ....................... 4976 Childcare—staff—Thursday, 23 September 2010 .......................................... 4977 Canberra Hospital—obstetrics unit review—Thursday, 23 September 2010 . 4977 Health—mental health crisis assessment and treatment
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