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(2) Does the Government have any plans to return bus shelters or seating to Langton Crescent since Network 19 has returned the 57 and 58 to Langton Crescent.
(3) How does Transport Canberra prioritise which stops receive shelters and/or seating.
Mr Steel: The answer to the member’s question is as follows:
(1) Passengers can call Access Canberra or use the NXTBUS website up to 90 minutes before they travel to find out whether their service is running. NXTBUS is a live system that is updated at 30 minute intervals and is activated when the driver logs on at the commencement of shift.
(2) The ACT Government has no current plans to upgrade facilities at bus stops on Langton Crescent, Parkes.
(3) The provision of facilities at bus stop, such as seats and shelters, is considered on a case-by-case basis. In making decisions around improvements to facilities at bus stops, Transport Canberra gives priority to compliance with the Disability Discrimination Act 1992. Other factors that are considered include the number of customers using the stop, connections that can be made at the stop, the number of services calling at the stop and the feasibility of upgrades in particular locations.
Light rail—project delivery report
(Question No 2626)
Mr Milligan asked the Minister for Transport and City Services, upon notice, on 2 August 2019 (redirected to the Minister for Transport):
(1) Who was consulted in preparation of the Light Rail Project Delivery Report published in June 2019.
(2) Specifically, within the Light Rail Project Delivery Report were local businesses consulted; if so, (a) whom and (b) when.
(3) What methods for consultation were used to inform the Light Rail Project Delivery Report.
(4) When was Light Rail Project Delivery Report finalised and sent to print.
(5) Why were the lessons learnt or findings from Business Impact Assessment of ACT Government-led construction activities in Gungahlin not comprehensively covered in the Light Rail Project Delivery Report.
(6) Why in the answer to question on notice No 2558, dated 28 June 2019, did the Minister for Transport report that the (a) the exact timing, (b) scope of the consultation and (c) scope of the review, was yet to be finalised, when the Light Rail Project Delivery Report was already completed and released on 21 June 2019.
Mr Steel: The answer to the member’s question is as follows:
(1) The Light Rail Project Delivery Report is a report of the ACT Government. The report reflects engagement and consultation with multiple stakeholders throughout the delivery phase of the project.
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