Brand Tasmania Bill 2018
The foundational and geographical story of Tasmania's brand is the fact we are a chip off the old Gondwanan block.
The foundational and geographical story of Tasmania's brand is the fact we are a chip off the old Gondwanan block.
Given the number of councils in Tasmania and the time it takes to reach agreement in the local government sector, this is a comprehensive raft of changes.
I am pleased to do that particularly because of the willingness of the minister to have the conversations about concerns raised by stakeholders.
We are having this debate today as a result of a momentous decision made by the Anglican Church in the context of the National Redress Scheme.
We recognise that this bill would transfer to state government from local government the sections of Davey and Macquarie streets.
Rosalie Woodruff delivers a Second Reading Speech for the Greens' House of Assembly Restoration Bill 2018.
Cassy O'Connor delivers a Second Reading Speech for the Greens' House of Assembly Restoration Bill 2018.
As I mentioned before, this trio of bills before us today are about creating clearer lines of responsibility between the different departments.
The function of these three bills before us today is about clearly delineating departmental responsibilities and making a more efficient enactment of each act.
It sounds like it is a change that is important and needed, supported by the Mental Health Council, mental health consumers and others.