Page 4887 - Week 13 - Thursday, 28 November 2019
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The Program is further supported by other initiatives in the Service, for example ACT Corrective Services is collaborating with the Transport Canberra and City Services Directorate and the Environment, Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate to identify suitable opportunities to employ detainees or ex-detainees.
2. The ACTPS does not reserve such positions, however when employing, the merit principle is used, meaning the best person for the job will be made an offer following a selection process. The ACTPS does offer support to people when applying for positions, including for people with Disability, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employment, particularly in entry level programs. Support is available to employers through the Guidance on the Employment of People who are Ex-detainees, Parolees or Others with Serious or Extensive Criminal Histories.
3. The current HR system does not hold data about post-secondary requirements for positions in the ACTPS.
Transport Canberra—bus timetable
(Question No 2780)
Ms Le Couteur asked the Minister for City Services, upon notice, on 25 October 2019 (redirected to the Minister for Transport):
(1) Prior to Network19, how many (a) 300 series buses were scheduled between Woden and Civic on each weekday morning peak, and afternoon peak, (b) 300 series buses were scheduled between Tuggeranong and Civic on each weekday morning peak, and afternoon peak, (c) 300 series buses were scheduled between Civic and Belconnen on each weekday morning peak, and afternoon peak and (d) 200 series buses were scheduled between Civic and Gungahlin on each weekday morning peak, and afternoon peak.
(2) Under Network19, how many (a) R4 buses are scheduled between Woden and Civic on each weekday morning peak, and afternoon peak, (b) R4 series buses are scheduled between Tuggeranong and Civic on each weekday morning peak, and afternoon peak, (c) R5 buses are scheduled between Woden and Civic on each weekday morning peak, and afternoon peak, (d) R5 series buses are scheduled between Tuggeranong and Civic on each weekday morning peak, and afternoon peak, (e) rapid buses are scheduled between Civic and Belconnen on each weekday morning peak, and afternoon peak and (f) Light Rail services are scheduled between Civic and Gungahlin on each weekday morning peak, and afternoon peak.
Mr Steel: The answer to the member’s question is as follows:
(1) Prior to Network 19, there were:
a. 29, 300 series buses scheduled between Woden and Civic on each weekday morning peak and 30 scheduled in the afternoon peak;
b. 26, 300 series buses scheduled between Tuggeranong and Civic on each weekday morning peak and 30 scheduled in the afternoon peak;
c. 29, 300 series buses scheduled between Civic and Belconnen on each weekday morning peak and 29 scheduled in the afternoon peak; and
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