Page 1492 - Week 04 - Thursday, 4 April 2019

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(14) This is done as a matter of course subject to certain constraints. One such constraint is power, as stalls can have different power requirements and these cannot be adjusted once power lines have been laid during footprint set-up.

Where possible, the Festival Organising Team does allow movement by stall holders between stall locations where it is practical to do so.

(15) The adoption of such data collection would be subjective given the current footprint and free un-ticketed access, which make more sophisticated analysis of numbers very difficult.

(16) In 2019, the Festival Organising Team provided a detailed Festival map which included clear information on stage locations, showcases, parade route, information stalls and facilities. There was also improved signage across the footprint.

(17) Festival organisers have identified the potential benefits of performance schedules at stages. This will be considered for future Festivals.

The Festival program is available on-line and can be readily accessed on the footprint utilising mobile technology.

(18) 3x9 stalls/spaces have created pressure within the Festival footprint in terms of space and access and potentially limit the number of community groups that can be accommodated. Some stall holders may access larger stalls/spaces in certain circumstances, but this is by exception.

(19) See the answer to Question 18

(20) See the table below.

(21) The Government is satisfied that the CBD is a suitable location for the Festival at this time.

(22) See the answer to question 21.

(23) There were four different groups of staff and volunteers (excluding third party contractors) assisting stallholders across the weekend:

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