Cabinet decision summary for the week of 28 October 2019
Cabinet date: Monday, 28 October 2019
Woden Interchange Options
Minute number: 19/562/CAB
Cabinet agreed that Major Projects Canberra jointly progress the CIT Woden campus and Woden bus interchange projects.
A Triple Bottom Line Assessment was undertaken and it was determined the submission did not impact on any categories.
Appointments
Cabinet endorsed the below appointments.
- ACT & Region Catchment Management Coordination Group (Minute number: 19/478/CAB)
- Children and Young People Death Review Committee (Minute number: 19/536/CAB)
- ACT Ministerial Advisory Council for Veterans and their Families (Minute number: 19/117/CAB)
Under the requirements of the ACT Government Cabinet Handbook, Triple Bottom Line Assessments are not required for appointments
Cabinet date: Tuesday, 29 October 2019
2020 Legislation Program
Minute number: 19/474/CAB
Cabinet agreed to the 2020 Legislation Program.
Under the requirements of the ACT Government Cabinet Handbook, no Triple Bottom Line Assessment was required for this item.
Cemeteries and Crematoria Bill 2019
Minute number: 19/503/CAB
Cabinet agreed the Minister for City Services present the Cemeteries and Crematoria Bill 2019 in the Legislative Assembly.
National Waste Policy – National Action Plan 2019
Minute number: 19/524/CAB
Cabinet agreed to support the National Waste Policy Action Plan.
Government submission to Canberra Airport Master Plan Consultation
Minute number: 19/161/CAB
Cabinet agreed to the ACT Government Submission on the Preliminary Draft Canberra Airport 2020 Master Plan.
ACT Government response to the ACT Services Access Card report
Minute number: 19/349/CAB
Cabinet agreed to the ACT Government response to the ACT Services Access Card Report.
Reid CIT - Site Options Analysis
Minute number: 19/454/CAB
Cabinet considered site options for CIT and agreed to deliver a new facility in Woden Town Centre and that CIT will retain a presence in the City.
City Renewal Authority and Suburban Land Agency Amendment Bill 2019
Minute number: 19/504/CAB
Cabinet agreed to pursue mechanisms for revitalisation of the Sydney and Melbourne Buildings, including releasing a consultation draft of the City Renewal Authority and Suburban Land Agency Amendment Bill, and that the City Renewal Authority undertaking further work to assess suitable reforms to protect the heritage and aesthetics of those buildings.