The ISCCC has provided a submission on the ACT Government’s “Missing Middle” Housing Reform Proposals. A copy of the submission and a letter has been sent to Mr Chris Steel MLA, Minister for Planning and copied to MLAs for Kurrajong and Murrumbidgee.
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The Legislative Assembly for the Australian Capital Territory Standing Committee on Legal Affairs has formally accepted the ISCCC submission to the Inquiry into the Human Rights (Housing) Amendment Bill 2025 and authorised it for publication.
The ISCCC has issued a Media Release in relation to the Oaks Estate Strategic Plan.
The Standing Committee on Environment, Planning, Transport and City Services has tabled its report on Inquiry into the Planning (Territory Priority Project) Amendment Bill 2025.
The ISCCC has provided a submission to Territory Plan & Coordination Section EPSDD on the Draft Plan Amendment B (Revised March 2025): Forrest – Section 19
The ISCCC has sent in a submission to PEG Consulting re the National Capital Authority review.
The Minister for City and Government Services Ms Tara Cheyne MLA has responded to a letter from the ISCCC about illegal parking in the Kingston area. She highlights current plans and approaches to tackle illegal parking. Advice is also provided on how members
of the community can report incidents of unsafe or illegal parking.
Oaks Estate Residents Association and the ISCCC wish to thank MLAs Thomas Emerson, Elizabeth Lee and Shane Rattenbury for their support for the people of Oaks Estate, and for calling on the Government to take urgent and coordinated action to tackle the problems outlined in our letter to the Chief Minister. We look forward to the Government’s response
ISCCC joins with the Oaks Estate Residents Association in again calling on the Chief Minister to take urgent action to address the multiple and interconnected issues facing the residents of Oaks Estate, Canberra’s forgotten suburb
The Standing Committee on Environment, Planning, Transport and City Services has agreed to publish the ISCCC submission to the Inquiry into the Planning (Territory Priority Project) Amendment Bill 2025.
The Planning Minister has responded to a letter sent from the ISCCC seeking an update on the evaluation of recent planning reforms, recommending areas for urgent examination before further changes are decided.
