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CMTEDD Annual Report Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate and Economic Treasury Minister, Chief ANNUAL REPORT 2017–18 CHIEF MINISTER, TREASURY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORATE Volume 3: Whole of Government Reporting: An Community Engagement nual Report 2017-18 | Volume 3 | Volume Reportnual 2017-18 and Support Whole of Government Reporting: Community Engagement and Support Contents ACT Government Community Engagement.................................................................................... 5 Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate ........................................................ 7 Chief Minister’s Stream .................................................................................................................... 7 Access Canberra .............................................................................................................................. 7 ACT Gambling and Racing Commission ........................................................................................... 8 Communications and Engagement ................................................................................................. 9 Independent Competition and Regulatory Commission ................................................................. 9 Long Service Leave Authority ........................................................................................................ 11 Office for LGBTIQ Affairs ............................................................................................................... 11 Policy and Cabinet ......................................................................................................................... 11 Treasury Stream .............................................................................................................................. 13 ACT Compulsory Third Party Insurance Regulator ........................................................................ 13 Finance and Budget ....................................................................................................................... 14 Goods and Services Procurement ................................................................................................. 14 Lifetime Care and Support Scheme ............................................................................................... 15 Venues Canberra ........................................................................................................................... 15 Infrastructure Finance and Capital Works ..................................................................................... 16 Economic Development Stream ..................................................................................................... 16 artsACT .......................................................................................................................................... 16 EventsACT ...................................................................................................................................... 17 Skills Canberra ............................................................................................................................... 18 Strategic Projects ........................................................................................................................... 20 VisitCanberra ................................................................................................................................. 21 ACT Property Group ...................................................................................................................... 23 Cultural Facilities Corporation ........................................................................................................ 24 Community Services Directorate...........................................................................................................25 Community Services ....................................................................................................................... 25 Whole of Government Community Engagement and Community Support 2017-18 2 Housing ACT .................................................................................................................................... 32 Education and Training Directorate ......................................................................................................37 Environment, Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate .....................................................45 City Renewal Authority ................................................................................................................... 65 Suburban Land Agency ................................................................................................................... 68 Community engagement activities ................................................................................................ 69 The Commissioner for Sustainability and the Environment ........................................................... 72 Health Directorate .................................................................................................................................74 Justice and Community Safety Directorate ...........................................................................................80 Legal Aid .......................................................................................................................................... 88 Transport Canberra and City Services Directorate ................................................................................89 Community Support: Grants and Sponsorship ............................................................................. 95 Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate ......................................................96 Chief Minister’s Stream .................................................................................................................. 96 Access Canberra ............................................................................................................................ 96 Communications and Engagement ............................................................................................... 96 Office for LGBTIQ Affairs ............................................................................................................... 98 Office of the Chief Digital Officer .................................................................................................. 99 Treasury Stream .............................................................................................................................. 99 Venues Canberra ........................................................................................................................... 99 Economic Development Stream ................................................................................................... 100 artsACT ........................................................................................................................................ 100 Events ACT ................................................................................................................................... 106 Healthy and Active Living ............................................................................................................ 108 Innovate Canberra ....................................................................................................................... 108 Skills Canberra ............................................................................................................................. 112 Sport and Recreation Services ..................................................................................................... 115 VisitCanberra ............................................................................................................................... 122 Community Services Directorate.........................................................................................................123 Whole of Government Community Engagement and Community Support 2017-18 3 National Disability Insurance Scheme Implementation .............................................................. 123 Office for Disability ...................................................................................................................... 124 Community Participation ............................................................................................................ 125 ACT Women’s Grants Programs .................................................................................................. 139 Youth InterACT ............................................................................................................................ 141 ACT Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Grants ........................................................................ 142 Office of the Coordinator-General for Family Safety .................................................................. 146 Child and Youth Protection Services ........................................................................................... 146 Housing ACT ................................................................................................................................ 146 Education Directorate .........................................................................................................................152
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