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I present the explanatory memorandum to this Bill, together with the following associated budget papers:

Budget 1991-92 - Media statements.

Budget Overview 1991-92 (Budget paper No. 2).

Budget Speech 1991-92 (Budget paper No. 1).

Capital Works 1991-92 (Budget paper No. 6).

Environmental Budget Statement 1991-92 (Supplementary budget information paper No. 2).

Financial Relations between the Commonwealth and the ACT 1991-92 (Budget paper No. 7).

Municipal Budget 1991-92 (Budget paper No. 8).

Program Information and Estimates 1991-92 (Budget paper No. 5).

Review of ACT Government Concessions - Public discussion paper, September 1991.

Summary of Financial Information 1991-92 (Budget paper No. 4).

Women's Budget Statement 1991-92 (Supplementary budget information paper No. 1).

Debate (on motion by Mr Kaine) adjourned.

SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION
Papers

MR BERRY (Deputy Chief Minister): Pursuant to section 6 of the Subordinate Laws Act 1989, I present the following subordinate legislation in accordance with the schedule of gazettal notices for determinations and exemptions:

Motor Traffic Act - Determination of fees - No. 81 of 1991 (S93, dated 12 September 1991).

Tobacco Act - Exemptions -

No. 79 of 1991 (S91, dated 12 September 1991).

No. 80 of 1991 (S91, dated 12 September 1991).

SCRUTINY OF BILLS AND SUBORDINATE
LEGISLATION - STANDING COMMITTEE
Reports and Statement

MRS GRASSBY: I present reports Nos 14 and 15 of 1991 of the Standing Committee on Scrutiny of Bills and Subordinate Legislation. I seek leave to make a brief statement on the reports.

Leave granted.

MRS GRASSBY: Report No. 14, which I have just tabled, was presented out of session on 27 August 1991. Report No. 15 details the committee's comments on nine pieces of subordinate legislation, 21 Bills and the Government's response to its comments on the Associations Incorporation Bill 1991. I commend the reports to the Assembly.

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