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b. As above.
c. $35,000 was allocated to entertainment.
d. $0
e. $0
f. $0
g. $0
h. Up to $200,000 was allocated to event equipment.
i. Security costs are related to safe queuing not the launch event.
j. $0
k. $110,000, although some of this figure is allocated to safe queuing and not associated community event activities
l. Total costs associated with community event activities are not expected to exceed $300,000. Crowd safety, queue management and traffic management activities are not expected to exceed $300,000.
(5) Promotional items were sourced from within existing TCCS communication and engagement resources.
(6) Everyone working on 20 April will be paid in line with the relevant award or agreement. Meeting public holiday pay obligations will impact the cost of the launch and Transport Canberra and City Services will manage this prudently. ACT Government volunteers will be treated in line with their Enterprise Agreement.
Government—taxes and charges
(Question No 2489)
Mr Coe asked the Treasurer, upon notice, on 5 April 2019:
(1) For (a) land tax, (b) rates and (c) unimproved value, what is the suburb breakdown of the total number of (i) objections received by the ACT Revenue Office by property type, such as commercial, residential houses, residential units and the (ii) appeals lodged by type, during each financial year from 2007-08 to date.
(2) What is the number of the objections lodged in each financial year referred to in part (1), broken down by the (a) type of objection and (b) property type that were (i) allowed or part allowed, (ii) disallowed, (iii) withdrawn, (iv) outstanding or (v) any other relevant category.
(3) What is the number the appeals lodged in each financial year referred to in part (1), broken down by (a) type of appeal and (b) property type that were (i) allowed or part allowed, (ii) settled, (iii) dismissed, (iv) outstanding or (v) any other relevant category.
(4) For (a) land tax, (b) rates and (c) unimproved value, what is the suburb breakdown of the total value of (i) objections received by the ACT Revenue Office by property type, such as commercial, residential houses, residential units; and the (ii) appeals lodged by type, during each financial year from 2007-08 to date.
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