❓ Hon George Cash asks about the progress of a review regarding the Department of Land Administration and the potential creation of a Government Trading Enterprise. The Minister confirms the review led to a decision to establish a statutory authority and that enabling legislation is planned for the autumn session of 2004.
AnsweredQoN 710Legislative Council
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I refer to Question without Notice No. 293 of 2002, and ask -
(1) Has the review and consultation been completed?
(2) If so, does the Government intend to create any part of the Department of Land Administration as a Government Trading Enterprise?
(3) Is enabling legislation required to meet the Government’s objectives?
(4) If so, when will this legislation be introduced?
(1) Has the review and consultation been completed?
(2) If so, does the Government intend to create any part of the Department of Land Administration as a Government Trading Enterprise?
(3) Is enabling legislation required to meet the Government’s objectives?
(4) If so, when will this legislation be introduced?
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Answered
10 June 2003
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure
Response time
35 days
(2) Following this consultation, in October 2002 Cabinet made an in-principle decision to establish a statutory authority with commercial powers to undertake the land titling, valuation and land information functions currently provided by the Department of Land Administration (DOLA). This is currently the subject of further consultation with DOLA staff, the Union and stakeholders. (3) Yes. (4) It is envisaged that legislation will be introduced in the autumn session of Parliament in 2004.
(3) Yes. (4) It is envisaged that legislation will be introduced in the autumn session of Parliament in 2004.
(4) It is envisaged that legislation will be introduced in the autumn session of Parliament in 2004.
(3) Yes. (4) It is envisaged that legislation will be introduced in the autumn session of Parliament in 2004.
(4) It is envisaged that legislation will be introduced in the autumn session of Parliament in 2004.
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