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(g) determine and publish the exact number of teachers needed in the ACT;
(h) deliver the 400 new teachers promised; and
(i) accelerate the infrastructure program.”.
Question put:
That Mr Hanson’s amendment to Ms Berry’s proposed amendment be agreed to.
The Assembly voted—
Ayes 5 |
Noes 12 | ||
Mr Cain |
Ms Berry |
Ms Orr | |
Ms Castley |
Mr Braddock |
Dr Paterson | |
Mr Hanson |
Ms Cheyne |
Mr Rattenbury | |
Mr Milligan |
Ms Clay |
Mr Steel | |
Mr Parton |
Ms Davidson |
Ms Stephen-Smith | |
Mr Gentleman |
Ms Vassarotti |
Question resolved in the negative.
Ms Berry’s amendment agreed to.
Original question, as amended, resolved in the affirmative.
Transport—bus travel
MR PARTON (Brindabella) (3.37): I move:
That this Assembly:
(1) notes:
(a) rising fuel prices have placed considerable cost of living pressures on Canberrans, especially at a time when many are already suffering;
(b) access to effective public transport is essential for our community;
(c) increased usage of public transport has benefits for the environment;
(d) Tasmania has made bus travel free until the end of April to help with rising fuel prices and to ease congestion; and
(e) a Transport Canberra official noted that free bus travel is worth considering on radio on Thursday, 24 March 2022;
(2) further notes:
(a) the interim bus timetable was implemented following the start of the lockdown in August in response to decreased demand and driver availability;
(b) post lockdown patronage numbers are increasing on public transport in Canberra; and
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