Page 4485 - Week 12 - Thursday, 24 October 2019
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(1) What advice has the Government received regarding the ownership of the building at Chapman Primary used for Out of School Hours care (the building) and can the Minister provide the advice received.
(2) What financial contribution was made by the (a) Chapman Parents and Citizens Association (P&C) and (b) ACT Government, to the construction of the building.
(3) At what time does the Government consider itself to have become the owner of this building.
(4) Can the Minister list the improvements made to the building, and provide (a) a cost breakdown for each improvement, (b) the proportion of the cost of each improvement borne by the Government, (c) the proportion of the cost of each improvement borne by the P&C and (d) what the approval process was for these improvements.
(5) What compensation or reimbursement will be given to the Chapman Primary P&C for works and improvements made to that building by the P&C.
(6) What insurance and has been taken out by the Government for this building, and when did such insurances begin.
(7) What is the Government’s intended future use of the building.
(8) What communications or representations have been made by the Government to the P&C about the use and ownership of the building, including any conditions associated with the financial contributions made by the P&C.
Ms Berry: The answer to the member’s question is as follows:
1) The government has received confidential legal advice about the ownership of the building.
2)
a) The construction of the building was managed and funded by the P&C from their Out of School Care service program.
b) ACT Government provided no financial contribution.
3) Custodianship of the building has not yet been resolved.
4) The improvements to the building were managed by the P&C and the ACT Government does not hold a detailed list of each improvement.
a) Each improvement managed and funded by the P&C from their Out of School Care service program.
b) ACT Government provided no financial contribution.
c) Each improvement was funded by the P&C from their Out of School Care services program.
d) Any approvals were managed by the P&C and no approval was sought through ACT Government.
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