Motion · 9 April 2025
ACT policing: Strategic asset management planning: Documents: Order to table
Wording in the final text came from Marisa PatersonLabor · Minister (1)
In short
- Proposed
- Deborah Morris brought this motion on 9 April 2025.
- Changed
- 1 change proposed by Marisa Paterson; 1 agreed.
- Decided
- Agreed as changed. No individual votes were recorded, so this doesn't show who supported it.
- Final wording
- Compared with the original, 5 words taken out and 24 words put in. See every difference
- What was proposedDeborah MorrisLiberal · Opposition
Original wording
That, in accordance with standing order 213A, the Assembly orders the Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Services to provide the Assembly with: (1) any documents relating to and including the strategic asset management plan of ACT Policing facilities; (2) any documents relating to and including the 20-year Master Accommodation Plan by JLL Australia; (3) a list of any inquiries, reviews, reports and other initiatives which have been commissioned by the ACT Government regarding the Canberra City police station; (4) a list of contracts, including associated cost for maintenance and repairs of the City Police Station; and (5) a list of contracts, reviews, inquiries, reports and other initiatives on a new city police station.
Grouped by key words as: added a new call or point, changed a date or deadline.
The exact wording of this change
After paragraph (5), add: “(6) not withstanding provisions of standing order 213A, material is to be provided within 30 business days.”. Debate continued.
Agreed on the voices. No individual votes were recorded. Its wording is in the final text.
- What the Assembly decidedAgreed
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Final agreed wording, with changes marked
That: (1) in accordance with standing order 213A, the Assembly orders the Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Services to provide the Assembly with: (a) any documents relating to and including the strategic asset management plan of ACT Policing facilities; (b) any documents relating to and including the 20-year Master Accommodation Plan by JLL Australia; (c) a list of any inquiries, reviews, reports and other initiatives which have been commissioned by the ACT Government regarding the Canberra City police station; (d) a list of contracts, including associated cost for maintenance and repairs of the City Police Station; and (e) a list of contracts, reviews, inquiries, reports and other initiatives on a new city police station; and (2) not withstanding provisions of standing order 213A, material is to be provided within 30 business days.
Original and final wording compared
That: [put in: (1)]in accordance with standing order 213A, the Assembly orders the Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Services to provide the Assembly with:
[taken out: (1)][put in: (a)]any documents relating to and including the strategic asset management plan of ACT Policing facilities;[taken out: (2)][put in: (b)]any documents relating to and including the 20-year Master Accommodation Plan by JLL Australia;[taken out: (3)][put in: (c)]a list of any inquiries, reviews, reports and other initiatives which have been commissioned by the ACT Government regarding the Canberra City police station;[taken out: (4)][put in: (d)]a list of contracts, including associated cost for maintenance and repairs of the City Police Station; and[taken out: (5)][put in: (e)]a list of contracts, reviews, inquiries, reports and other initiatives on a new city police station; [put in: and (2) not withstanding provisions of standing order 213A, material is to be provided within 30 business days.]Compared word by word by computer, ignoring punctuation. It shows what differs, not which change made each difference; the steps above show that.
Check the official record
- Minutes of Proceedings No 15, 9 April 2025, item 3
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