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(1) How many government primary schools have a designated and qualified full time teacher librarian this calendar year.
(2) How many government primary schools had a designated and qualified full time teacher librarian last calendar year.
(3) How many government high schools have a designated and qualified full time teacher librarian this calendar year.
(4) How many government high schools had a designated and qualified full time teacher librarian last calendar year.
(5) How many government colleges have a designated and qualified full time teacher librarian.
(6) How many government colleges had a designated and qualified full time teacher librarian last calendar year.
Ms Berry: The answer to the member’s question is as follows:
This information is not held centrally. ACT public schools plan and manage their workforce profile based on their individual school educational programs and priorities, the needs of their students and communities. Principals strive to allocate their staffing budget to meet a wide range of needs, which vary from school to school in terms of complexity, resourcing and requirements.
All students, when using school libraries are supported by either a qualified teacher librarian or other suitably qualified education professional, to assist them in engaging in their learning.
ACT Health—elective surgery
(Question No 3167)
Mrs Jones asked the Minister for Health, upon notice, on 3 July 2020:
(1) In relation to the 1 July 2020 announcement about elective surgery and outpatient clinics and elective surgery, how (a) many additional elective surgeries will this funding provide, (b) is this broken down by surgery category and (c) how is this broken down by the type of surgery performed (eg knee replacement, hip replacement)
(2) In relation to how these additional surgeries will be achieved, (a) how many will be performed in the public system, (b) how many will be performed in the private system, (c) what is the schedule of fees that will be charged for each type of surgery performed for any work performed in the private and (d) will there be a change to surgery shifts in the public system, such as twilight, late- or over-night work; if so, what are these changes.
(3) What discussions have been had with private providers about the delivery of these additional elective surgeries, with whom were these discussions had and on what dates.
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