❓ The Minister provides information regarding the progress of a recommendation related to housing occupancy standards, referencing a national common standard used by governments.
AnsweredQoN 5954Legislative Council
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Will the Minister advise the House what progress has been made in respect of this recommendation?
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Answered
2 April 2008
Responded by
Minister for Local Government representing the Minister for Housing and Works
Response time
36 days
The Department of Housing and Works advises there is a national common occupancy standard that is used by Federal, State and Territory Governments as the accepted standard for Commonwealth-State Housing Agreement purposes. The standard was agreed initially in 2003 and has been progressively updated with the last amendments being in 2006.
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