Summary of Cabinet Outcomes for the Week of 10 July 2017
As part of the ACT Government’s Open Government commitment, this document is a public summary of matters considered by Cabinet. It is not intended to be a detailed set of minutes and does not cover all matters considered by Cabinet. Among matters not covered are materials considered in the formation of the ACT budget, commercial and industrial matters under negotiation, as well as matters that would impact personal privacy, security and the ACT economy. Nothing in this document can be considered a waiver of the Government’s executive privilege.
Human Services and Social Inclusion Subcommittee
A meeting of the Human Services and Social Inclusion Subcommittee was convened. Ministers and relevant officials discussed matters to ensure all Canberrans have access to the right human services when they are needed, that they can enjoy the opportunities provided by the city and are included and respected in the community.
Enterprise Bargaining Agreement Negotiations Subcommittee
A meeting of the Enterprise Bargaining Agreement Negotiation Subcommittee was convened. Ministers and relevant officials discussed matters relating to upcoming enterprise bargaining negotiations.
Economic Development Subcommittee
A meeting of the Economic Development Subcommittee was convened. Ministers and officials discussed economic development matters currently affecting the ACT.
ACT Government Submission to the Standing Committee on Education, Employment and Youth Affairs - Inquiry into the extent, nature and consequence of insecure work in the ACT
Cabinet agreed to the ACT Government Submission to the Standing Committee on Education, Employment and Youth Affairs - Inquiry into the extent, nature and consequence of insecure work in the ACT, which provides an overview of group training, labour hire and sham contracting in the ACT.
Government Submission to the Standing Committee on Planning and Urban Renewal Inquiry into Billboards
Cabinet agreed to the Government submission to the Standing Committee on Planning and Urban Renewal Inquiry into Billboards. The Government submission enables a comprehensive overview of the regulation of billboards in the ACT to be provided to the Standing Committee on Planning and Urban Renewal from an ACT Govermnent perspective.
Government Submission to the Productivity Commission Review of the National Disability Insurance Scheme Costs
Cabinet agreed to the Government Response to the Productivity Commission Review of the National Disability Insurance Scheme Costs.
Appointments
Cabinet endorsed appointment(s) to the:
* ACT Remuneration Tribunal;
* ACT Civil and Administrative Tribunal; and
* Legal Aid Commission.
Cabinet Secretary