Page 2940 - Week 09 - Wednesday, 20 September 2006
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closures are far reaching—town planners have said that to me—and they are unconsidered.
MR SPEAKER: The member’s time has expired.
Question put:
That the bill be agreed to in principle.
The Assembly voted—
Ayes 6 |
Noes 7 | ||
Mrs Dunne |
Mr Smyth |
Mr Barr |
Ms MacDonald |
Dr Foskey |
Mr Stefaniak |
Mr Berry |
Ms Porter |
Mr Pratt |
Mr Gentleman |
Mr Stanhope | |
Mr Seselja |
Mr Hargreaves |
Question so resolved in the negative.
Debate interrupted in accordance with standing order 74 and the resumption of the debate made an order of the day for a later hour.
Sitting suspended from 12.26 to 2.30 pm.
Ministerial arrangements
MR STANHOPE: The Attorney-General and Minister for Planning is not available to take questions today as a result of a personal issue. I am happy to seek to respond or to assist members that may have questions for Mr Corbell in his capacities.
Questions without notice
Rhodium Asset Solutions Ltd
MR STEFANIAK: In light of the recent findings brought down by the Auditor General’s report on Rhodium Asset Solutions Ltd and the fact that these findings, as quoted in page 3 of the report, “are relevant not just to Rhodium Asset Solutions Ltd, but also to other Territory Owned Corporations and statutory bodies and to the ACT public sector as a whole”, can you assure the Assembly and the people of Canberra that the proper procedures and financial controls are in place to guarantee responsible governance and accountability in all other territory-owned corporations, statutory bodies and the ACT public service as a whole?
MR STANHOPE: It is a very important question. These are fundamental issues in relation to governance and accountability, and the capacity of governments to have confidence in territory-owned corporations, and indeed in government departments and other agencies and for the community to have similarly a level of confidence in the operations of government-owned organisations, and government instrumentalities and departments.
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