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(2) How many submissions were received and from whom were submissions sought and/or received.

(3) How was the consultation period publicised.

(4) When will the guidelines be finalised.

(5) When will the guidelines be made public.

Ms Berry: The answer to the member’s question is as follows:

(1) The consultation closed on 31 August 2018.

(2) Seventeen submissions were received, responses from a range of individuals and peak bodies, refer table 1 and table 2 below.

Table 1

	Submission received from:
1	ACT Council of Parents and Citizens Association (ACT P&C)
2	ACT Health Community Paediatric and Child Health Service
3	ACT Principals Association (ACTPA)
4	Australian Education Union (AEU)
5	Anglicare Youth Education program
6	Child and Adolescent Mental Health Teams
7	Public Advocate and Children & Young People Commissioner
8	EDU Network Student Engagement Teams
9	EDU School Operations
10	Individual (EDU employed)
11	Individual (EDU employed)
12	Individual (community member)
13	Individual (community member)
14	Youth Advisory Council
15	Youth Coalition
16	Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Education Consultative Group
17	EDU Deputy Principal

Submissions sought: To ensure a range of stakeholders were aware of the consultation, letters were sent to 38 organisations or individuals.

Table 2

	Submissions sought from
1	Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Education Consultative Group
2	Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Elected Body
3	ACT Association of Independent Schools (CEO)
4	ACT Association of Independent Schools (Strategic Programs)
5	ACT Council of Parents and Citizens Association (ACT P&C)
6	ACT Health Community Paediatric and Child Health Service
7	ACT Policing
8	ACT Principals Association (ACTPA) (co-chair)
9	ACT Principals Association (ACTPA) (co-chair)
10	Anglicare Youth Education program
11	ANU, Research School of Psychology
12	Association of Parents & Friends of ACT Schools (APFACTS)