constructed in November 1958.

(b) Lifts are provided in buildings over three storeys in height and ramps are provided to access the foyer/lift areas, if required.

(c) ACT Housing provided $400,000 this financial year to carry out modifications to existing properties to meet the needs of handicapped government residents. The recommendation of the Occupational Therapist, Canberra Hospital, is obtained before any work is undertaken.

(b) Yes. ACT Housing officers randomly inspect approximately 10% of maintenance. If problems have been previously experienced with a contractor's standard of work, regular inspections of their work are undertaken.

(c) Tenants who require maintenance to their property call their regional office or their Housing Manager. The officer who receives the call raises a work order via ACT Housing's computer system to the contractor who is contracted to carry out maintenance work in that area.

Manager to advise of internal maintenance requirements. Housing Managers who carry out routine inspections of properties (at least annually) will note if internal maintenance is needed. A work order is then raised. Internal painting is carried out on a ten-year cycle.

and one to the back door. Where there are more than two doors to the property,

the tenant may choose which back door, eg. laundry door.