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2 9 Nov 2001 Sydney Nsw 2000 PREMIER'S DEPARTMENT NEW SOUTH WALES TELEPHONE: (02) 9228 5255 FACSIMILE: (02) 9228 4757 G.P.O. BOX 5341, SYDNEY 2001 SAS 205 1 Mr J Evans Clerk of the Parliament Legislative Council Parliament House 2 9 NOV 2001 SYDNEY NSW 2000 Dear Mr Evans I refer to my letter of 20 November 2001 concerning the Resolution of the House of 14 November 2001 seeking the tabling of certain information on the Companion Animal Register. As I indicated in my letter, the Director General of the Department of Local Government had advised that it was not possible tc provide the =aterid required by the Resolution until modifications to the reports could be made. Further, that as soon as the material could be extracted from the system the documentation would be provided. I have subsequently received the attached advice and table from the Director General of the Department of Local Government concerning the information sought by the Resolution. Accordingly, I wish to table the documentation in accordance with the Resolution of the Legislative Council. Yours sincerely Col Gellatly Director General Our Reference: Your Reference: Michelle Carnegie Contact: (02) 9793 071 0 Dr Col Gellatly Director General Premier's Department Level 39, Governor Macquarie Tower 1 Farrer Place SYDNEY NSW 2000 23 NOV 2001 Via Facsimile 02 9228 4630 Dear Dr Gellatly Legislative Council Motion -Standing Order 18 -Companion Animals I refer to the Legislative Council's 'Order for Papers from the Companion Animals Register' of 14 November 2001, seeking details of companion animals identified and registered on the Companion Animals Register as at 1 October 2001. Please find a copy of the full customised report attached. As I indicated in my interim reply, it should be noted that there is currently a 4% error rate in the address details provided by owners, therefore the registration breakdowns by Local Government Area may be inaccurate to varying degrees. Also, the figures reflect transitional arrangements which, in brief, exempt from lifetime registration cats existing before 1 July 1999. Dogs do not have to be lifetime registered (and therefore be recorded as such on the Companion Animals Register) until 1 October 2002 provided annual registration is maintained. I certify to the best of my knowledge all documents held by the Department of Local Government and covered by the terms of the resolution have been provided. Yours sincerely *& *& Payne Director General E'%$fmT%8:ka"&t%kj ~'%VF~~I:~X~B~'.B~O$%~"~?~~~~k'#d 8300 Telephone: (02) 9793 0793 Facsimile: (02) 9793 0799 TlY: (02) 9707 2508 Email: [email protected] W'eb: http:ll~andlg.nsa:gov.au ABN: 99 567 863 195 s~rrouih~~laca~~.~~ Department of Local Government Companion Animals Register Identification and Registration Report to 1 October, 2001 Department of Local Government Page 1 of 4 Department of Local Government Companion Animals Register Identification and Registration Report to 1 October, 2001 Identified and Registered Identified but not Registered COUMCIL Cats1 ~ogsl Total Cats1 Dogs1 Total TOTAL Gloucester .Shire Council. ............... 388 -~Gosford City Councii ............ ............. Gouiburn City Council -~ .................... ~-.................. ... Grafton City Council ............... .. .................Great Lakes Council......... Greater Taree~. City.~ Council~. .~ .... ~riffithCity Council ... 600 ...... ~. ~ . - ~ ... .... -. -. ' ........ 63 141 ..Gundagai ... Shire Council ........... 0 78 -- -- .... ..... ... 513 1,224 .........Gunnedah Shire Council....... .... 39 ~ -.---~ Gunning........ Shire Council, _ ................ ..........6 125 . 195. Guyra Shire council 319 433 ............. ................ 4.. ......1101 ..114 141. .........3051 -- -- .Harden Shire Council................................ 0 ......................301 30 121 117r------- 129-. -..-- 159 5,781 ..............Hastings Council . .............................. 3.312( 3 637 569' ...- 1,5751 -L2 144 ...............................Hawkesbuly City Council 324109 ..-2,9841 .. 3,093 ... - -- . 3.6::i 4,531- .......... 7,624 Hay Shire Council 01t 51 51 26 i 109 160 ............. ..... ....... 1 -.. .--I. ..-... ........-..... 90 Hoibrook........ Shire Council 12! 76 191 1301 149 225 Holroyd City Council ..... ~ume.......shire council...... .... ... 273 1 644 3,054 ~-.Hurstville. City Council . ~ - --- lnverell............................. Shire council .... ............ 1,095 Jeriiderie Shire................... Council .......... -- 22 57 Junee Shire Council -........ .- 2 ............. 28 -- Kempsey Shire Council -- ............ ............ .... ..... ...........................Kogarah Municipal Councii __.................. .... Ku-ring-gai..... Municipal-~ Council..... ..............................Kyogie Council - 458.-. Lachlan.................. Shire Council 120...... -. 340.............. 460 ~.Lake Macquarie City Council ..........Lane cove council.......... .. .... .....................Leeton Shire Council ......................... 21. ..Leichhardt Municipal................................... Council 161 289 156 .... .... 178 . ...............78 . 82: .. 100 .. 17..-... .............572 .............290 862 .Maitiand . City Council . ......... .. ..........2,369 Manillashire council 201 21 0 437 ~anl~Council 411' 388: .. ~airickville. .council ~ ... Merriwa................... Shire Council ..... ....53 263-- 858 1,196 Moree. Plains. Shire Council . .......... Mosman Municipal Council 1,773 . ............ 673.............. Mudgee Shire. Council .. ... .. 306 ..Muiwaree Shire Council . ... .... .. ... ... ... Murray Shire...... Council ................ 166 Murrumbidgee. ........ Shire Council................................. ..............Murrurundi Shire Council- . - . ............ ..... Musweilbrook Shire Council 31 772 ......1,312 ~ . ~ ~--~ ~.~ .~~ .~ ........... ............. ...........Nambucca Shire Council...... .~-. ... ........ Narrabri Shire council .... 995 ~ ..... ..........................Narrandera shiiiCouncii~.... -. ..... ..... ..... ..... Narromine.-............................................ Shire Council I? 373 ..Newcastle City Councii .... ........... North Sydney Council 1,026 Department of Local Government Page 2 of 4 Department of Local Government Companion Animals Register Identification and Registration Report to 1 October, 2001 ldentified and Registered Identified but not Registered COUNCIL Cats( Dogs1 Total Cats1 DO~S] Total TOTAL Nundle Shire Council 0 1 22j .................... 22 15 33: ... 48 70 .......................... ~ .- . .~--, 6.4r 8:,.-. ., 272 39 216! 255 527 Oberon Council . ... .. ........-.... ~ ~~ ~ . ~ .~.. ....... ......... 469 I 942,-- 1,411 3,392 Orange City Council . -- l03! .. !?8781~---!~?!!' ....... ..... .- ... ............................ _ Parkes Shire Council 445I ' 504 78 ! 281 1 359 863 _ ~- . ~ . ~~ 59; ................. ........ ,- 1,389, 2,955, 4,344 7,219 ..............Parramatta City Council....-.. 182:.... ........2,6931 .....................2,875 ...... Parry Shire Council . .... ............. 1,095 .- ~ 10; 330'C 340- 177/ 578 755 ................................................................... 262! 6,5791 6,841 2,1581 7,940:-. 10,098-. .pen-rith~ity Council 16,939 1,379 2,272 5,123 Pittwater Council ................ 2581 ?,593/_-.,-Izr2 851 8931 -. .- Port Stephens... .- Council ................................................ 1201 2,999-_ ..3,119 .-- ....... 2,790; --3,600 . 6,719-- 751 Pristine Waters. Council.. .............. .- 497 . -~Queanbeyan................ City Council ............................... ..... -.... 221 .....Quirindi Shire................. Council ...... ....... 486 9951 I ,384 2,379 --3,973 .........-Randwlck City Council......................... ............. ........... 716 1,424 Richmond Valley Council .................................... 682 .. -- ~ .~ ................... '-- ...... Rockdaie City Council ... YBL I 1.817 3,557~..... 80 .... , ... ... .............. 263 Scone Shire Council .... - 901 22 147 -. 695 ..Shellharbour City Council....... ...... Shoalhaven City Council. .- Singleton................ Shire Council .............. Snowy River Shire council .......... 83+ 8 380......... 654 .................... ~ South Sydney City Council 7064..~..- .......................... 539. 1,245 2,805..... ............ 565 ~tiathfieldMunicipal Council 32 552 : ........ 150;, ..... 41 5 ..................... 1,149 ~utherland~hireCouncil . 1,~.i3! 1.723i 225: 4,408...... 14,065 ~allaganda..................... Shire council 2 84 86 Tarnworth City Council ........ .. ~emoraShire coukii ...... .....................158 .. ................. .... 365 Tenterfield.................................. Shire Council ......................87 577 The City of Sydney ........................... -- 680 1,262 The Council...................... of the City of Botany Bay ......................... 58 524 582 .................................The Council of the Municipality of Ashfield ................... 710 The Council of the Municipality of Hunters........................ Hill . ....... 2% .............................The Council of the Municipality of Kiama 1% 1,131 1,261 The Council of the Shire of Baulkham Hills ............. ~ The............... Council of the Shire..... of ~brnsb~ 21 22 73 The Council of the Shire of. Wakool.~~-~. ... ....... _- .. ... ..... 117 105 222 ............~umbaruhba Shire ~ouncil..... ............. Turnut Shire Council .... 347 816 .... ._ .......... ................. .. ........ Tweed Shire...........................
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