Page 4933 - Week 13 - Thursday, 28 November 2019
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There are duress options available in most CHS workplaces, which includes portable duress pendants or handsets. These are for use only within the workplace.
(3) All car park duress alarms are functional.
Staff using the evening Courtesy Bus service or a security escort are taken to their vehicle within on-campus car parks, car parks immediately surrounding the hospital campus (e.g. Garran Oval, Yamba Drive and CIT car parks), and on-street parking within streets immediately surrounding the hospital campus.
ACT public service—workplace behaviour resources
Ms Orr (in reply to a question and a supplementary question by Miss C Burch on Wednesday, 23 October 2019):
The Government has refreshed its approach to misconduct related matters in the ACT Public Sector and in 2016 introduced the Public Sector Standards Commissioner (‘PSSC’). This Office ensures that allegations of misconduct concerning public servants are independently investigated.
The processes governing how investigations are conducted are contained in the ACTPS enterprise agreements.
As a result of new enterprise agreements, these documents have been reviewed and refined progressively, commencing with a new comprehensive guide to cover misconduct which was uploaded to the PSSC website in October 2019. The original suite of documents has also been updated, reviewed and uploaded to the employment portal.
This document suite is not the only source of information and support on bullying and harassment in the ACTPS. There are many ways managers and employees can receive help where required, including EAP, manager and staff training, directorate HR teams and the RED Framework which has substantial resources available through a Service-Wide support network.
ACT Supreme Court—silica contamination
Mr Ramsay (in reply to a supplementary question by Mrs Jones on Wednesday, 23 October 2019):
I as Attorney-General provide the below answer to the Member’s question as it sits within my portfolio responsibilities:
1. The building certifier Philip Chun & Associates applied for a Certificate of Occupancy and Use for the custodial facilities in the new courts building which was issued by Access Canberra Building Services on 27 June 2019.
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