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Legislative Assembly for the ACT: 2003 Week 14 Hansard (11 December) . . Page.. 5347 ..
(3) a. Improvements to Security & Access Control ($0.460M): $13,150 expended.
b. Feasibility Study - Plant & Building Condition Audit ($80,000): $80,000 expended.
c. Feasibility Study - Mental Health Safety Features ($20,000): $16,000 expended.
d. Forward Design: Redevelopment of Intensive Care ($350,000): $47,509 expended.
e. Refurbish Wall Finishes ($100,000): At Contract: $Nil expended.
f. Upgrade External Pavement ($80,000): At Contract: $Nil expended.
(4) a. Feasibility Study - Plant & Building Condition Audit.
b. Feasibility Study - Mental Health Safety Features.
c. Feasibility Study - Generator (included in Plant & Building Condition Audit).
Stamp duty concessions
(Question No 1222)
Ms Dundas asked the Treasurer, upon notice:
In relation to concessions on stamp duty for the 2002-03 financial year, and to date in the current financial year:
(1) How many buyers received a concession on stamp duty for the purchase of property;
(2) What was the average value of the concession granted, and what was the average concessional rate of stamp duty paid;
(3) How many buyers who received a stamp duty concession on a property purchase had dependants;
(4) What proportion of all stamp duty concessions granted related to the purchase of unit titled properties.
Mr Quinlan
: The answer to the member's question is as follows:
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No. of buyers who received a concession |
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Average Value of Concession |
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Average Concessional rate of Stamp Duty paid |
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Number of buyers with dependants who received a concession |
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Proportion of all concessions granted related to purchase of unit title properties |
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