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Legislative Assembly for the ACT: 2000 Week 12 Hansard (5 December) . . Page.. 3702 ..
MR QUINLAN (continuing):
Pharmacists - an occupation picked at random - have a monopoly, because they have to be registered and accredited. There is a monopoly within most industries collectively. Individual clubs do not have a monopoly, and not all clubs are successful.
Amendments agreed to.
MR MOORE (Minister for Health, Housing and Community Care) (9.07): I seek leave to move amendments Nos 5 and 6 circulated in my name together.
Leave granted.
MR MOORE: I move:
No 5 -
Page 7, line 8, proposed new paragraph 60D (c), at the end of the paragraph, add "and".
No 6 -
Page 7, line 8, proposed new paragraph 60D (d), after proposed new paragraph 60D (c), insert the following new paragraph:
"(d) the total value of contributions to registered parties and associated entities.".
These two amendments, in the same way as the previous two, move towards ensuring that contributions are identified.
Amendments agreed to.
MR MOORE (Minister for Health, Housing and Community Care) (9.08): I seek leave to move amendment No 7 circulated in my name:
Leave granted.
MR MOORE: I move:
No 7 -
Page 7, line 23, proposed new subsection 60G (1), omit the subsection, substitute the following subsection:
"(1) â In relation to a licensee that is a club, the required community contribution for a financial year is the total of -
(a) the total of the contributions made by the licensee during the financial year to registered parties and associated entities; and
(b) the proportion of the club's net revenue in the financial year set out in the table below, or such other proportion as may be determined by the Minister.
financial year | required contribution |
2000 - 2001 | 5% |
2001 - 2002 | 6% |
after 2002 | 7%" |
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