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16 September 2008

2. Department of Health and Community Services - Executive Staffing

Mr ELFERINK to MINISTER for PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT

Would you kindly provide a list of all executive level staff, executive contract and executive officers, broken down by level for the Department of Health and Community Services for the years 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008?

ANSWER

The Attachment A table shows the data requested. Please note that the data represents ‘nominal’ positions held, and does not include officers acting on higher duties in executive positions which may be temporarily vacant due to the absence of the nominal occupant. This avoids double counting of positions, and is the standard way the Office of the Commissioner for Public Employment counts executive positions held.

Please note also that there are a number of medical specialists who are employed on an executive contract and these are listed separately at Attachment A.

21 October 2008

4. Health Department – Transfer of Money

Mr ELFERINK to TREASURER

On 30 June 2008, $30 617 000 was transferred from the Department of Health, primarily into the Central Holding Authority.

1. Why was that money transferred out of health?

2. From what budget areas of the department of Health was that money taken?

ANSWER

1. The budget papers include updated estimates of revenue and expenditure for the current financial year. The estimate is based on updated information as at one month before the budget is introduced, usually around early April. However, funding arrangements for some agencies may vary subsequent to April and prior to the end of financial year if they receive additional unexpected Commonwealth revenue or have unanticipated one-off expenditure commitments.

During 2007-08 the Department of Health and Community Services (DHCS) received significant additional funding from the Commonwealth, largely related to the Northern Territory Emergency Response. It was not clear during April and May that an agreement would be reached with the Commonwealth about these additional funds. However, when the agreement was finalised the Commonwealth determined it would provide its funding in 2007-08.

It was acknowledged at the time that these funds would not be spent in 2007-08, but would be transferred to 2008-09. The extent of the additional cash capacity within DHCS could not be quantified until June when the expenditure requirements and additional revenue was known. Issues similar to this which are linked to the timing of Commonwealth payments occur each year.

In addition, at the end of 2007-08 some agencies required one-off additional funding to meet unexpected costs in 2007-08. Given the cash was available in DHCS, but not required until 2008-09, appropriation was transferred from DHCS to Treasurer’s Advance, within the Central Holding Authority, for distribution to agencies as required.

2. Appropriation is provided at a whole-of-agency level, rather than to specific budget areas or outputs. This transaction did not affect expenditure levels in 2007-08 in DHCS. This cash will be returned to DHCS during 2008-09 to meet approved commitments.

5. Socom Pty Ltd - Contracts

Mr ELFERINK to TREASURER

How many contracts were awarded to Socom Pty Ltd since 2001, and what was the value of each contract?

ANSWER

Northern Territory Treasury has used the services of Socom Pty Ltd twice since 2001.

Task	Amount paid
Territory Insurance Office review	$84 375.40
2006 Northern Territory Survey of Alcohol Consumption	$80 418.18

6. Bob Collins - Victims of Crime Compensation

Mr ELFERINK to MINISTER for JUSTICE and ATTORNEY-GENERAL

How many and what are the values of any payments (or support granted) under the Victims of Crime Compensation scheme to people presenting as victims of Bob Collins?

ANSWER

The Department of Justice does not comment upon any specific compensation matter even in general terms. I support this position. The information is private and it is inappropriate for me or the department to disclose such details. This is a position that is supported by Victims of Crime NT.

7. Bob Collins - Victims of Crime Applications

Mr ELFERINK to MINISTER for JUSTICE and ATTORNEY-GENERAL

How many applications have been received by Government for Victims of Crime Compensation associated with the activities of former Labor Senator Bob Collins.

ANSWER

The Department of Justice does not comment upon specific compensation matters even in general terms. I support this position. The information is private and it is inappropriate for me or the department to disclose such details. This is a position that is supported by Victims of Crime NT.

28 October 2008

23. Primary School Teachers

Mr MILLS to MINISTER for EDUCATION and TRAINING

1. What primary schools have used part of their staffing allocation to employ specialist teachers (for example physical education teachers or librarians); and of these schools, what is the teacher/student ratio?

2. What was the budget allocation for each primary school for relief teacher wages in 2007; and when was this allocation paid?

3. Are there any primary schools that are still awaiting their relief teacher wages allocation for 2006?

4. What primary schools in greater Darwin, Palmerston and rural areas have less teachers than in 2007?

5. For each primary school that has less teachers as advised in question 4, what are the enrolment figures respectively for each of these schools for 2007 and the current enrolment for 2008?

ANSWER

1. Schools are provided with staff in accordance with the Staff Allocation Model. Schools have the discretion within this allocation to allocate staff to specialist areas according to the school’s needs. Attachment A has been compiled from an e-mail survey of the relevant schools and provides details of the specialist teachers employed by primary schools in greater Darwin, Palmerston and rural area. The attachment also identifies whether the position has been established from the core teacher or non-contact time allocations under the Staff Allocation Model.

All primary schools are staffed at the ratio of 1 teacher to 22 students.

2. Attachment B provides the relief teacher 2007 budget allocation for each primary school with the date that payment was processed by the Department of Corporate and Information Services, now known as the Department of Business and Employment.

3. All the 2006 relief teacher funding allocations via the Devolution grants were paid to schools within the 2006 calendar year.

Up to 30 June 2007, and subject to budget capacity and approval, schools could apply for reimbursement where relief teacher expenditure exceeded the allocation provided in Devolution grants. Relief teacher reimbursement claims for 2006 calendar year needed to be submitted by 31 March 2007. Reviews of the claims identified that a large number of schools had submitted claims which did not include all the 2006 relief teacher funding allocations when calculating the over-expenditure amount. These claims were reduced accordingly. Reimbursement of relief teacher over-expenditure for 2006 and for the period ended April 2007 was made in June 2007.

It was subsequently identified that 2006 reimbursement claims for four schools were omitted or incorrectly adjusted during processing. All of these claims have since been paid.

4. There are 29 primary schools in the greater Darwin, Palmerston and rural areas. Of these 29 schools, 27 experienced a reduction in student numbers in 2008 from 2007. This primarily arose from the implementation of middle years in 2008 which resulted in all primary schools within greater Darwin, Palmerston and rural areas losing their Year 7 cohort. A reduction in student numbers has a direct effect on the number of staff allocated to a school.

Attachment C provides comparative information for Semester 2, 2007 and Semester 1, 2008 on enrolment data, Calculated Core Teacher numbers and adjusted enrolment numbers used to calculate staffing levels.

5. Attachment C refers.

24. Territory Housing Stock

Mr MILLS to MINISTER for HOUSING

1. Would you provide a complete list of all Territory owned housing addresses?

2. Could the minister provide a complete list (including addresses) of all Territory housing stock that has been sold since 1 July 2001 including dates of sale and value of sale?

3. Can the minister provide a complete list of all Territory Housing stock including addresses and cost of construction/purchase acquired since 1 July 2001?

ANSWER

1. Territory Housing has 10 574 dwellings which includes remote housing dwellings. Refer to Attachment A to C for further details. Addresses have not been provided as the privacy of our clients is taken very seriously and we make every effort to ensure it is protected at all times. Providing such information could potentially jeopardise their privacy.

2. Since 1 July 2001, 1625 Territory Housing dwellings have been sold at a total of $150m. Refer to Attachment B which lists the value of sale disaggregated into financial years. The department has not provided date of sale as the time, cost and resources it would take to retrieve over 1600 files to reference and confirm complete accuracy would unreasonably interfere with the operations of the Business Division. Again, addresses have not been provided, as such information has the potential to identify a person’s financial status and although no longer clients, this information was collected for the purpose of conducting a business transaction as a government Business Division.

3. 458 Territory Housing dwellings have been constructed since 1 July 2001 at a cost of $78m. Refer to Attachment D for details. Due to the packaging of construction Territory Housing is unable to provide construction cost at asset level. Refer to Attachment D for the aggregated cost per financial year.

25 November 2008

25. Acquisition of Land, Hundred of Hart

Mr WOOD to MINISTER for PLANNING and LANDS

The Department of Planning and Infrastructure intends to acquire land for a 100 m road through freehold land in the Hundred of Hart. The proposed road starts near the intersection of the Litchfield Park Road and Marindja Road.

1. What discussions were held with the landowners directly affected by this proposed road?

2. Where were these discussions held?

3. On what dates were these discussions held?

4. Who attended these discussions?

5. Who initiated the request for a public road?

6. What are the reasons for this new road?

7. Why is it 100 m wide?

8. Why does the road stop at one property and not continue through that property to the next properties?

9. Will the road be fenced; if so, who will pay?

10. Is there any compensation for the loss of land to be paid to the landowners?

11. What allowance in the design of the road has been given to the movement of cattle from one side of the proposed road to the other so that cattle can access water found only on the eastern side of the road?

12. When does the department intend to build this road, what is the estimated cost, and what is the expected completion date?

13. Was there Development Consent Approval given for changes to the affected parcels of land as boundaries would have changed because of the proposed road? If so, were these changes advertised?

ANSWER

1. Two roads have recently been opened in the Hundred of Hart in the vicinity of Litchfield Park and Marindja Roads. It is not known which road is the subject of the question.

Discussions included matters such as the process to open a road, the legislation involved, notifications, gazettals, width of road reserve, access for surveyors, survey, objections, dealings re statutory vesting, access issues, valuation, severance and compensation, fencing, double gateways and issues relating to existing locked gates across the road.

McCallum Road:

On 14 September 2007, courtesy letters were sent to affected landowners advising that the Department of Planning and Infrastructure (the department) was looking to commence actions to accommodate legalised physical access through their properties (sections 1906, 1864, 1863, 1854, 1855, 1846, 1847, 1834, 1833, 1926, 1825, 1824, 1816, 1815, 1811 and 1810 Hundred of Hart).

Wallman Road

On 4 December 2007, a courtesy letter was sent to the affected landowner advising that a Proposal to Open Road notice had been published in NT government

Gazette

S38 on 4 December 2007.

The procedure for opening a road is governed by the

Control of Roads Act

. The procedure provides for a Proposal to Open Road to be published by way of notice in the NT government

Gazette

and a local newspaper.

The notices include the names of any landowners with property adjacent to the proposed road. Although not a requirement, in the above instances, affected landowners were also notified by registered mail upon publication of the proposal.

Following publication of the proposals, persons who wished to object to the proposed road opening had a period of 28 days, from and including the date of gazettal, to serve a notice stating grounds of their objection on the Minister for Planning and Lands. The proposal and any objections were considered by the minister and an Order to Open Road was published in the NT Government

Gazette

and a local newspaper. Upon publication in the

Gazette

the land taken for a new road is vested in the Territory. The statutory vesting dealings have been registered on each affected landowners title.

2. Discussions were by phone, face-to-face, e-mail and letters involving the Department of Planning and Infrastructure, Minister for Planning and Lands and landowners and their solicitors.

3. In relation to McCallum Road ongoing between 14 September 2007 to present.

In relation to Wallman Road ongoing between 4 December 2007 and present.

4. Officers from the Land Administration Division and the minister’s office were involved in various discussions with affected landowners or their solicitors.

5. In relation to both roads, the Department of Planning and Infrastructure recommended commencement of actions to open a road under the Control of Roads Act on an existing ‘all weather track’ following investigation into access issues in the area.

6. McCallum Road

To provide legal and physical access from Litchfield Park Road north along an existing ‘all weather’ track running north/north-west through freehold properties as negotiations regarding access between the landowners were not successful.

Wallman Road

To provide legal and physical access from Marindja Road south along an existing ‘all weather’ track through a freehold property as negotiations regarding access between landowners were not successful.

The roads give access to properties through which they pass.

The basic issue was the impracticality of physical access being achieved along old Goyder roads which were surveyed with no regard to topography, have never been built, and which, in the main, are impassable.

7. A rural local road is 100 m minimum to allow for drainage within the road reserve, flexibility in any potential future alignment or straightening of a road, to avoid any sacred sites and wet areas, and to take into account any environmental issues.

8. McCallum Road stops at its intersection with an old east-west Goyder Road adjacent to the northern boundary of Section 1909 Hundred of Hart (‘Grandma’s block’) owned by Johanne Townsend because the existing all weather track also stopped in this location.

Wallman Road stops at its intersection with an old east-west Goyder Road adjacent to the southern boundary of Section 1896 Hundred of Hart owned by Farraday Pty Ltd as the owner of Section 1885 Hundred of Blythe on the southern side of the old east-west Goyder Road was agreeable to negotiating an access easement through his land for properties further to the south.

9. The Territory will fence the boundaries between the road reserves and the adjoining properties.

10. Yes.

11. There will be double gateways in the boundary fence between the road reserve and the adjoining properties. These gateways will be on either side of the road reserve i.e. in any one location there will be one double gateway on the eastern side and one double gateway opposite on the western side to enable stock and machinery to cross the road.

12. The department does not intend to build the roads. They will remain unsealed and unmaintained. However, the trenches dug across the McCallum Road pavement prior to the opening of the road were filled in November 2008.

13. These were excluded subdivisions under the Planning Act as it was an action under the Control of Roads Act to open a road and all the parts of the parcel that are not or will not be acquired for the purposes of the road will remain one parcel.

The Proposal to Open a Road notices and Order to Open Road notices published in the NT Government

Gazette

and

NT News

and provided to the landowners, advised the survey plan numbers together with a note that plans may be inspected at the office of the Surveyor-General, National Australia Bank House, Darwin.

26. Public Housing, Waiting Lists

Mr WOOD to MINISTER for HOUSING

1. Could you please advise how many people are presently on the waiting list for public housing in the NT?

2. Could you break that figure into the following regions – Darwin, Katherine, Tennant Creek, Alice Springs and Gove?

3. Could you also break the waiting list for public housing figure into the type of accommodation people have applied for?

4. Could you give the same analysis for waiting list for public housing over the last five years?

5. Could you also give numbers waiting for priority housing?

6. Could you also break down the numbers of people waiting for priority housing into regions?

7. Could you also give priority housing waiting list figures for the last five years?

ANSWER

A response to items 1 to 7 above is provided at Attachment A.

27. Firearms Licences

Mr WOOD to MINISTER for POLICE, FIRE and EMERGENCY SERVICES

Under section 10(8A) of the Firearms Act it says:

The Commissioner must refuse to grant a licence if the Commissioner is of the opinion, having regard to any criminal intelligence report or other criminal information the Commissioner holds about the applicant or representative, that -

(a) the applicant or representative is a risk to public safety; and

(b) the grant of the licence would be contrary to the public interest.

and under section 10(8B):

The Commissioner is not, under this or any other Act or law, required to give reasons for refusing to grant a licence on the grounds referred to in subsection (8A).

1. What protection is available to a person under section 10(8A) of the act who thinks they have been unfairly dealt with?

2. Why should a person not have the right to be told what were the reasons used to reject their application for a licence?

3. What safeguards are in place to make sure section 10(8A) is not abused?

4. Isn’t section 10(8A) depriving a person of natural justice?

ANSWER

1. The function of the Firearms Act limits the power to refuse an application to the Commissioner of Police. Section 5(1)(a) prevents the commissioner from delegating the power to any other person.

The commissioner exercises due diligence and care to ensure that such actions are only exercised where the applicant or representative is a risk to public safety and the grant of the licence would be contrary to the public interest.

Other NT acts, such as the

Youth Justice Act

Community Welfare Act

and the

Victims of Crime Assistance Act

, contain similar provisions which prevent any appeal being brought. In those cases, reasons for the relevant decision may remove the right for natural justice.

2. Unless an act otherwise provides, administrative law principles only requires a person to be provided with written reasons where a person has a right of appeal or otherwise has a lawful legitimate expectation. There are no legitimate expectations for the grant of a firearms licence, as it is not a ‘renewal’ of the licence. Section 14(3) of the act clearly states that a licence is not renewed.

Similarly, there is no common law right of appeal. Accordingly, the doctrines of natural justice or procedural fairness do not apply.

The applicant is advised the application is refused on the grounds the person is a risk to public safety. No further reasons are required to be given under section 10(8B) of the act. To do so would amount to a waiver of the public interest immunity privilege.

3. As noted above, the commissioner undertakes due diligence in determining whether to refuse to grant a firearms licence under section 10(8A) of the act.

Since the provision commenced operation, the commissioner has only exercised his powers and refused to issue a firearms licence on three occasions.

Moreover, whether the applicant falls within the terms of section 10(8A) is subject to a number of checks and balances as the decision to forward the application to the commissioner for his determination passes through the chain of command. At each level of the chain of command, the initial decision is reviewed and either progressed or rejected.

4. Further to advice provided in response to question 2, the principles of natural justice do not apply where a person has no benefit, such as a legitimate expectation of renewal of a licence.

In addition, providing the person with natural justice would amount to a waiver of the Crown’s privilege over the sensitive intelligence.

Background:

The concept of refusing or revoking a licence based on criminal intelligence was introduced by NSW who presented their legislation to the APMC Firearms Policy Working Group meeting on 9 August 2002. The concept was given overwhelming support and was presented to the APMC Senior Officers Group for consideration at its meeting 2-3 October 2002.

The matter was supported and, subsequently, referred to the 43rd APMC meeting where council agreed to the national adoption of legislation which allows (without jeopardising police operations or revealing intelligence holdings) for the refusal of a firearm licence application where there is criminal intelligence that suggests the applicant is a risk to public safety.

In 2003, the

Firearms Act

was amended to meet the Territory’s commitment to the National Handgun Reforms and, at the same time, amendments were also introduced to adopt the APMC position regarding refusing and revoking licences on the basis of criminal intelligence. These provisions are contained within sections 10(8A) and (8B), 40A and 93F of the

Firearms Act

The inclusion of the provision to exclude any appeal was inserted on the basis police would claim privilege over all the intelligence holdings. Grounds for the claim derive from the fact that the disclosure of sensitive intelligence would significantly impede future police investigations. In addition, it would enable the person and his associates to identify the names of informants, thus placing the informant and their family’s safety in danger. This would have the effect of significantly altering the willingness of informants to deal with police. Lastly, it would permit the person to become aware of the sensitive intelligence in the possession of police in relation to the person or his associates. This would enable the person to alter their modus operandi which would have the effect of negating the efficacy of the intelligence, making a criminal prosecution less likely.

In addition, the information that is in the possession of the commissioner upon which a decision may be made may come from other law enforcement agencies with caveats, or may have legislatively-based secrecy provision attached to them. In some cases, revelation of the source of the information, or of the information itself, may be a serious criminal offence.

The specific provisions were inserted into the Firearms Amendment Bill 2003. At the conclusion of the second reading speech, the Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Services offered the following invitation: ‘I invite any honourable member to contact my office to arrange a briefing session to enable members to consider and debate the bill in June’. Information is that no members of the Assembly took up that offer to discuss the provisions of section 10(8A) or the other provisions relating to refusing or revoking a licence on the basis of criminal intelligence.

Since the 49th APMC decision, every jurisdiction has adopted legislation of a similar form to permit the refusal and revocation of firearm licences based on criminal intelligence. These all include the non-disclosure of the intelligence material to the person so refused.

It must always be remembered that the granting of a firearms licence is a decision to allow a person to own or possess a lethal weapon. The Commissioner of Police is tasked with the duty to ensure that all persons granted such licences are fit and proper persons. Where there is any doubt that an applicant is fit and proper the commissioner must exercise his discretion and refuse the licence.

The commissioner is in a position where he may be in possession of information, which it would be improper to reveal, that nevertheless makes a persuasive case that the applicant is not a fit and proper person to have a firearms licence. The alternative would be for the commissioner to provide an applicant with a licence although he believes that the person is not a fit and proper person to hold such a licence.

32. Community Engagement Policy

Mr WOOD to MINISTER for INDIGENOUS POLICY

Your government announced they had hired Mr Patrick Dodson to lead a community engagement process to consult widely so as to frame an outstations policy.

1. Was this process subject to a tender process?

2. How much is being paid to the company involved?

3. Were any other persons or companies invited to tender for this community engagement process?

ANSWER

1. Period contract D08-0127, Community Engagement Services, was put out to public tender 29 May 2008. Three companies tendered for the contract. SOCOM was the successful contractor.

Mr Patrick Dodson has been subcontracted by SOCOM to assist in engaging the community in the development of the outstation policy.

2. SOCOM has quoted for the development of the Community Engagement Plan, the facilitation of the 18 workshops in December and the delivery of report, at a cost of $104090.

SOCOM has been selected, through a public tender process, as the period contractor for Community Engagement Services to DCM.

33. Swimming Pool in Litchfield Shire

Mr WOOD to MINISTER for LOCAL GOVERNMENT

In the budget papers for this year, there was an entry on page 42 of the 2008-09 Budget Initiatives, under the 2007-08 column titled ‘Contribution towards a new swimming pool in Litchfield Shire’.

1. Could you please say who else has the government asked to contribute to the pool, as by saying ‘towards’, it is implied that other parties would contribute?

2. If the Litchfield Council was one of those parties the government expected to contribute, has the government made any formal request to the council for a contribution?

3. If so, how was that request made?

4. Is it true that just before the election, council asked the previous member for Goyder at a council meeting for a letter from the Chief Minister with details about the pool, and that there has been no response to that request?

5. Did the government do a feasibility study of the pool and, if so, has it been completed and is that study available to the public?

ANSWER

1. The government has not requested other parties to contribute to the cost of constructing the pool.

2. The government has made no formal request to date to the Litchfield Shire Council for a financial contribution towards the cost of the pool. The department is, however, waiting for a submission from the YMCA seeking funding to undertake a feasibility study regarding the proposed pool and associated facilities. When this study is completed it is anticipated that the Litchfield Shire Council will be approached with regard to becoming a partner in the proposed development.

3. Not applicable.

4. I am not aware of any request from the council to the former member for Goyder for a letter from the Chief Ministerseeking details about the pool. This is a matter that needs to be pursued with the Litchfield Shire Council.

5. The government has requested that the YMCA undertake a formal feasibility study of the pool and associated facilities. The Department of Local Government and Housing is currently awaiting a funding submission from the YMCA. This study will be undertaken in the near future.

35. Redevelopment of Old Darwin Hospital Site

Mr ELFERINK to MINISTER for PLANNING and LANDS

On Sunday, 16 November 2008, I asked you if you were in possession of the costings for the work at the old hospital site. Your reply was that you had the costings but you would not make them available to me and that I could ask you a question in parliament:
Will you now release the costings for the redevelopment of the old hospital site?

ANSWER

Yes. The costings will be released after they are determined at the completion of the public consultation process and project design.

10 February 2009

39. Socom Pty Ltd Contracts

Mr ELFERINK to MINISTER for BUSINESS and EMPLOYMENT

Can you please advise how many contracts, and what was the value of each contract, awarded to Socom Pty Ltd since 2001, across the whole-of-government, with a breakdown by department.

ANSWER

In reply to Written Question No 39 please see Attachment A.

40. Motor Vehicle Telephone Service

Mr ELFERINK to MINISTER for INFRASTRUCTURE and TRANSPORT

On 3 December 2008, I was contacted by a constituent who complained about the waiting time when phoning the MVR with a telephone inquiry. Consequently, I called the MVR through the government switch and followed the prompts until I was placed in a queue. I then remained on hold for 27 minutes and 50 seconds before the call was answered. The whole call took 28 minutes and 15 seconds. The call was terminated at 1453 hours.

1. Would you kindly advise why these delays are occurring?

2. Do these response time frames represent an effective, efficient and timely service to Territorians?

3. Is there a policy developed within which this service is required to operate and, if so, is this service meeting the benchmark set?

ANSWER

1. Telephone calls to the Motor Vehicle Registry (MVR) are directed through an automated call management system (QMaster). This system has the ability for customers to follow prompts which allow them to access frequently requested information, or to speak to a Customer Service Officer. The Call Centre receives approximately 16 000 calls a month with nearly half of these calls being answered by Customer Service Officers. Unfortunately, waiting times to speak to an officer can vary, depending on the number of calls received at any one time and the complexity of individual inquiries.

2. The Call Centre endeavourers to answer all calls promptly. Although your personal experience took a long time, the Call Centre aims to answer all calls received within a two minute time frame.

3. The QMaster system has been set up to notify Call Centre staff if a customer has been on hold for longer than two minutes. However, due to the complexity of MVR’s business and depending on the number of calls received at any given time, it is not always possible to answer all calls within two minutes.

I am advised that MVR has recently recruited a number of new staff and every effort is being made to assign experienced staff to the Call Centre to meet periods of high demand and minimise delays.

43. Architects Board Report

Mr ELFERINK to MINISTER for PLANNING and LANDS

When will the Architects Board Annual Report for 2007-08 be tabled?

ANSWER

The Architects Board Annual Report for 2007-08 will be tabled at the February sittings of the Legislative Assembly.

QUESTION 2
ATTACHMENT A

Department of Health
Executive and Executive Contract Officers
Numbers as at June each Year

Nominal
ClassificationYear

20012002200320042005200620072008

EO12016201822222619

EO1C1012121116181715

EO21221........

EO2C1..11012121112

EO3C54574452

EO4C23234345

EO5C....1..........

EO6C....111111

Total3937445159606454

Exec. Doctors*1516181715141414

* not included in total

QUESTION 23
ATTACHMENT A

SPECIALIST STAFF IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS WITHIN GREATER DARWIN,
PALMERSTON AND RURAL

School	Specialist Teacher(s) Employed	Comments
Alawa Primary School	No	Skill set of existing staff used to deliver specialist programs as appropriate
Anula Primary School	Yes	Art / PE - employed using non-contact allocation
Bakewell Primary School	Yes	Art / PE / ICT - employed from non-contact allocation
Bees Creek Primary School	Yes	PE - employed from non-contact time allocation
Berry Springs Primary School	Yes	Librarian .8 FTE - employed from non-contact time allocation
Driver Primary School	Yes	.5 FTE Librarian and 1 PE/Health - employed from non-contact time allocation
Durack Primary School	Yes	PE / Performing Arts - employed from non-contact time allocation
Girraween Primary	Yes	PE / Music - employed from non-contact time and some core allocation
Gray Primary School	Yes	PE / Arts - employed from non-contact time allocation
Howard Springs Primary School	Yes	Music/Library - employed from non-contact time allocation
Humpty Doo Primary School	Yes	Music / Performing Arts - employed from non-contact time allocation
Jingili Primary School	Yes	PE - employed from non-contact time allocation
Karama Primary School	Yes	PE - employed from non-contact time allocation
Larrakeyah Primary School	Yes	Science / PE - Health - employed from non-contact allocation
Leanyer Primary School	Yes	PE / Arts / Library - ICT- employed from non-contact time allocation and from core allocation
Ludmilla Primary School	Yes	PE - employed from non-contact time allocation
Malak Primary School	Yes	ICT - employed using non-contact time and part of core allocation
Manunda Terrace Primary School	Yes	Art - employed from non-contact time allocation
Millner Primary School	Yes	PE - employed from non-contact time allocation
Moil Primary School	Yes	Music / German - employed from non-contact time allocation
Moulden Park Primary School	Yes	Library / ICT - employed from offset against non-contact time
Nakara Primary School	Yes	Music / ICT / PE - employed from non-contact time allocation
Nightcliff Primary School	Yes	Art / PE - employed using non-contact allocation
Parap Primary School	Yes	Literacy Support / Library / ICT / PE - Health - employed from non-contact time allocation
Stuart Park Primary School	Yes	Librarian / Music - Drama / Art - employed from non-contact time allocation and from core allocation
Wagaman Primary School	Yes	Librarian / Performing - Visual Arts / IT - employed from non-contact time and core
Wanguri Primary School	Yes	Music - employed from non-contact time and part core allocation
Woodroffe Primary School	No	Skill set of existing staff used to deliver specialist programs as appropriate
Wulagi Primary School	Yes	PE / Asian Studies - employed from non-contact time allocation

QUESTION 23
ATTACHMENT B

SCHOOLS 2007 RELIEF TEACHER ALLOCATIONS -PRIMARY -GREATER DARWIN, PALMERSTON AND RURAL

SCHOOLS	Total Annual Budget for Relief Teacher Wages and Superannuation	January	April	May (super payment for Jan)	July	Sept
Date paid in GAS		5/01/2007	between 03/05/07 - 10/05/07	19/06/2007	20/07/2007	1/10/2007
Alawa Pre/Primary	22 781.39	7 494.15	2 405.21	674.48	9 766.04	2 441.51
Anula Pre/Primary	56 762.82	20 217.54	5 636.35	1 819.58	23 053.65	6 035.70
Bakewell Pre/Primary	58 269.47	19 751.23	6 108.31	1 777.61	24 505.85	6 126.47
Bees Creek Pre/Primary	32 620.02	10 924.80	3 430.82	983.23	13 795.89	3 485.28
Berry Springs Pre/Primary	25 213.81	8 493.37	2 659.34	764.40	10 637.36	2 659.34
Driver Pre/Primary	37 847.94	11 990.63	4 084.31	1 079.16	16 337.24	4 356.60
Durack Pre/Primary	40 806.78	13 656.00	4 320.29	1 229.04	17 281.16	4 320.29
Girraween Primary	27 047.21	9 126.21	2 849.94	821.36	11 399.76	2 849.94
Gray Pre/Primary	35 737.70	11 990.63	3 721.26	1 079.16	15 157.32	3 789.33
Henbury School	41 890.36	15 372.60	4 189.04	1 383.54	16 756.14	4 189.04
Howard Springs Pre/Primary	28 499.40	9 659.12	2 995.16	869.32	11 980.64	2 995.16
Humpty Doo Pre/Primary	51 426.00	15 854.28	5 690.81	1 426.89	22 763.21	5 690.81
Jingili Pre/Primary	21 946.36	7 094.46	2 368.90	638.50	9 475.60	2 368.90
Karama Pre/Primary	30 995.38	10 325.27	3 176.69	929.28	13 251.31	3 312.83
Larrakeyah Pre/Primary	29 225.50	9 925.58	3 067.77	893.30	12 271.08	3 067.77
Leanyer Pre/Primary	48 203.93	15 987.51	5 046.39	1 438.88	20 730.14	5 001.01
Ludmilla Pre/Primary	19 332.40	5 828.78	2 223.68	524.59	8 604.28	2 151.07
Malak Pre/Primary	26 729.54	8 160.29	2 859.02	734.43	11 980.64	2 995.16
Manunda Terrace Pre/Primary	31 367.51	10 325.27	3 140.38	929.28	13 432.84	3 539.74
Millner Pre/Primary	24 995.99	8 160.29	2 532.28	734.43	10 855.19	2 713.80
Moil Pre/Primary	31 538.13	10 658.34	3 320.09	959.25	13 280.36	3 320.09
Moulden Park Pre/Primary	39 194.85	12 656.78	4 087.94	1 139.11	17 048.81	4 262.21
Nakara Pre/Primary	44 328.37	14 855.06	4 538.12	1 336.96	19 023.80	4 574.43

QUESTION 23
ATTACHMENT B

SCHOOLS 2007 RELIEF TEACHER ALLOCATIONS -PRIMARY -GREATER DARWIN, PALMERSTON AND RURAL

SCHOOLS	Total Annual Budget for Relief Teacher Wages and Superannuation	January	April	May (super payment for Jan)	July	Sept
Date paid in GAS		5/01/2007	between 03/05/07 - 10/05/07	19/06/2007	20/07/2007	1/10/2007
Nemarluk School	48 313.55	15 372.60	4 747.58	1 383.54	21 447.86	5 361.97
Nightcliff Pre/Primary	47 446.97	15 820.97	5 033.69	1 423.89	20 134.73	5 033.69
Parap Pre/Primary	43 816.47	14 655.22	4 534.49	1 318.97	18 501.01	4 806.78
Stuart Park Pre/Primary	45 199.69	14 988.29	4 810.41	1 348.95	19 241.63	4 810.41
Wagaman Pre/Primary	25 976.23	8 626.60	2 659.34	776.40	11 073.02	2 840.87
Wanguri Pre/Primary	24 542.19	7 760.61	2 604.89	698.46	10 782.58	2 695.65
Woodroffe Pre/Primary	53 653.31	15 454.59	6 003.03	1 390.92	24 556.68	6 248.09
Wulagi Pre/Primary	20 276.34	6 561.54	2 187.38	590.54	8 749.50	2 187.38

Total Primary	1 115 985.59	367 748.61	117 032.91	33 097.43	477 875.32	120 231.32

QUESTION 23
ATTACHMENT C

School	Calculated Core Staff Semester 2 2007	Calculated Core Staff Semester 1 2008	Difference in Calculated Core Staff Semester 2 2007 to Semester 1 2008	Number of Students - Adjusted Enrolment - Transition to Year 7 - 2007	Number of Students - Adjusted Enrolment - Transition to Year 6 - 2008	Decrease in Student Numbers from 2007 to 2008
*Alawa Primary School	10.21	8.66	-1.55	181	144	-37
*Anula Primary School	18.47	15.12	-3.35	350	281	-69
*Bakewell Primary School	31.7	29.9	-1.8	636	599	-37
*Bees Creek Primary School	17.8	16.73	-1.07	343	322	-21
*Berry Springs Primary School	13.69	11.5	-2.19	260	213	-47
*Driver Primary School	21.5	21.23	-0.27	414	406	-8
*Durack Primary School	24.3	21.01	-3.29	473	400	-73
*Girraween Primary	14.23	13.5	-0.73	271	257	-14
*Gray Primary School	16.39	15.71	-0.68	316	303	-13
*Howard Springs Primary School	14.12	13.07	-1.05	269	245	-24
*Humpty Doo Primary School	24.52	20.77	-3.75	487	395	-92
Jingili Primary School	10.64	10.96	0.32	192	199	7
*Karama Primary School	14.23	12.56	-1.67	270	233	-37
*Larrakeyah Primary School	16.39	15.57	-0.82	316	295	-21
*Leanyer Primary School	26.6	23.2	-3.4	520	450	-70
*Ludmilla Primary School	9.1	7.49	-1.61	166	128	-38
Malak Primary School	12.72	13.11	0.39	236	246	10

QUESTION 23
ATTACHMENT C

School	Calculated Core Staff Semester 2 2007	Calculated Core Staff Semester 1 2008	Difference in Calculated Core Staff Semester 2 2007 to Semester 1 2008	Number of Students - Adjusted Enrolment - Transition to Year 7 - 2007	Number of Students - Adjusted Enrolment - Transition to Year 6 - 2008	Decrease in Student Numbers from 2007 to 2008
*Manunda Terrace Primary School	15.74	11.26	-4.48	302	206	-96
*Millner Primary School	11.61	10.06	-1.55	211	182	-29
*Moil Primary School	15.96	12.86	-3.1	295	240	-55
*Moulden Park Primary School	18.88	17.95	-0.93	367	347	-20
*Nakara Primary School	23.33	20.82	-2.51	453	396	-57
*Nightcliff Primary School	24.76	23.11	-1.65	483	448	-35
*Parap Primary School	22.9	20.92	-1.98	444	398	-46
*Stuart Park Primary School	24.3	22.76	-1.54	476	440	-36
*Wagaman Primary School	12.15	11.46	-0.69	225	211	-14
*Wanguri Primary School	11.5	10.89	-0.61	212	197	-15
*Woodroffe Primary School	27.46	24.26	-3.2	545	470	-75
*Wulagi Primary School	10.96	10.1	-0.86	198	178	-20

* Denotes schools that had a decrease in student numbers and a decrease in teacher numbers

NB: Loss in student numbers from 2007 to 2008 is due to Middle Years implementation

The agreed staffing allocation per school is determined in consultation with the Principal

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT A TO C

REGION	CLIENT	SUBURB
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	AMPILATWATJA (AMMAROO)
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	AMPILATWATJA (AMMAROO)
	AMPILATWATJA (AMMAROO) Count	2
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	ANKERRAPW (UTOPIA HOMESTEAD)
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	ANKERRAPW (UTOPIA HOMESTEAD)
	ANKERRAPW (UTOPIA HOMESTEAD) Count	2
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	BURT PLAIN
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	BURT PLAIN
	BURT PLAIN Count	2
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	ENGAWALA (ALCOOTA STN)
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	ENGAWALA (ALCOOTA STN)
	ENGAWALA (ALCOOTA STN) Count	2
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	FINKE
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	FINKE
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	FINKE
	FINKE Count	3
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	HERMANNSBURG (NTARIA)
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	HERMANNSBURG (NTARIA)
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	HERMANNSBURG (NTARIA)
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	HERMANNSBURG (NTARIA)
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	HERMANNSBURG (NTARIA)
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	HERMANNSBURG (NTARIA)
	HERMANNSBURG (NTARIA) Count	6
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	HUGH
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	HUGH
	HUGH Count	2
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	KALTUKATJARA (DOCKER RIVER)
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	KALTUKATJARA (DOCKER RIVER)
	KALTUKATJARA (DOCKER RIVER) Count	2
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	KINTORE
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	KINTORE
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	KINTORE
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	KINTORE
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	KINTORE
	KINTORE Count	5
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	LARAMBA (NAPPERBY)
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	LARAMBA (NAPPERBY)
	LARAMBA (NAPPERBY) Count	2
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	MT LIEBIG
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	MT LIEBIG
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	MT LIEBIG
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	MT LIEBIG
	MT LIEBIG Count	4

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT A TO C
(Continued)

REGION	CLIENT	SUBURB
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	MUTITJULU (AYERS ROCK)
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	MUTITJULU (AYERS ROCK)
	MUTITJULU (AYERS ROCK) Count	2
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	NAMATJIRA
	NAMATJIRA Count	1
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	NYIRRIPI
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	NYIRRIPI
	NYIRRIPI Count	2
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	ORRTIPA-THURRA (BONYA)
	ORRTIPA-THURRA (BONYA) Count	1
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	PAPUNYA
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	PAPUNYA
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	PAPUNYA
	PAPUNYA Count	3
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	TITJIKALA (MARYVALE)
	TITJIKALA (MARYVALE) Count	1
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	WATARRKA (KINGS CANYON)
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	WATARRKA (KINGS CANYON)
	WATARRKA (KINGS CANYON) Count	2
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	YUELAMU (MT ALLEN)
	YUELAMU (MT ALLEN) Count	1
ALICE SPRINGS	GEH REMOTE	YUENDUMU
	YUENDUMU Count	1
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT A TO C
(Continued)

REGION	CLIENT	SUBURB
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	ALICE SPRINGS
	ALICE SPRINGS Count	35
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	BRAITLING
	BRAITLING Count	1
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
ALICE SPRINGS	PUBLIC HOUSING	GILLEN
	GILLEN Count	24
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT A TO C
(Continued)

REGION	CLIENT	SUBURB
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
CASUARINA	PUBLIC HOUSING	LEANYER
	LEANYER Count	47
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	BELYUEN
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	BELYUEN
	BELYUEN Count	2
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	DALY RIVER
	DALY RIVER Count	1
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	DUNDEE BEACH
	DUNDEE BEACH Count	1

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT A TO C
(Continued)

REGION	CLIENT	SUBURB
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	GUNBALANYA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	GUNBALANYA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	GUNBALANYA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	GUNBALANYA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	GUNBALANYA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	GUNBALANYA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	GUNBALANYA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	GUNBALANYA
	GUNBALANYA Count	8
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MANINGRIDA
	MANINGRIDA Count	24
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MIDDLE POINT
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MIDDLE POINT
	MIDDLE POINT Count	2
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MILIKAPITI (SNAKE BAY)
	MILIKAPITI (SNAKE BAY) Count	1
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MINJILANG (CROKER IS)
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MINJILANG (CROKER IS)
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	MINJILANG (CROKER IS)
	MINJILANG (CROKER IS) Count	3

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT A TO C
(Continued)

REGION	CLIENT	SUBURB
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	NGANMARRIYANGA (PALUMPA)
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	NGANMARRIYANGA (PALUMPA)
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	NGANMARRIYANGA (PALUMPA)
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	NGANMARRIYANGA (PALUMPA)
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	NGANMARRIYANGA (PALUMPA)
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	NGANMARRIYANGA (PALUMPA)
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	NGANMARRIYANGA (PALUMPA)
	NGANMARRIYANGA (PALUMPA) Count	7
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	NGUIU
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	NGUIU
	NGUIU Count	2
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	PEPPIMENARTI
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	PEPPIMENARTI
	PEPPIMENARTI Count	2
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	PIRLANGIMPI
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	PIRLANGIMPI
	PIRLANGIMPI Count	2
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	WADEYE (PORT KEATS)
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	WADEYE (PORT KEATS)
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	WADEYE (PORT KEATS)
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	WADEYE (PORT KEATS)
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	WADEYE (PORT KEATS)
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	WADEYE (PORT KEATS)
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	WADEYE (PORT KEATS)
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	WADEYE (PORT KEATS)
	WADEYE (PORT KEATS) Count	8
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	WARRUWI (GOULBURN IS)
DARWIN	GEH REMOTE	WARRUWI (GOULBURN IS)
	WARRUWI (GOULBURN IS) Count	2
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT A TO C
(Continued)

REGION	CLIENT	SUBURB
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	FANNIE BAY
	FANNIE BAY Count	40
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	THE NARROWS
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	THE NARROWS
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	THE NARROWS
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	THE NARROWS
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	THE NARROWS
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	THE NARROWS
DARWIN	PUBLIC HOUSING	THE NARROWS
	THE NARROWS Count	7
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT A TO C
(Continued)

REGION	CLIENT	SUBURB
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	ALYANGULA
	ALYANGULA Count	21
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GALIWINKU
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GALIWINKU
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GALIWINKU
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GALIWINKU
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GALIWINKU
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GALIWINKU
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GALIWINKU
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GALIWINKU
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GALIWINKU
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GALIWINKU
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GALIWINKU
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GALIWINKU
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GALIWINKU
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GALIWINKU
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GALIWINKU
	GALIWINKU Count	15
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GAPUWIYAK
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GAPUWIYAK
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GAPUWIYAK
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GAPUWIYAK
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GAPUWIYAK
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	GAPUWIYAK
	GAPUWIYAK Count	6
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	MILINGIMBI
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	MILINGIMBI
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	MILINGIMBI
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	MILINGIMBI
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	MILINGIMBI
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	MILINGIMBI
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	MILINGIMBI
	MILINGIMBI Count	7
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	NHULUNBUY
	NHULUNBUY Count	1
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	NUMBULWAR
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	NUMBULWAR
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	NUMBULWAR
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	NUMBULWAR
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	NUMBULWAR
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	NUMBULWAR
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	NUMBULWAR
	NUMBULWAR Count	7

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT A TO C
(Continued)

REGION	CLIENT	SUBURB
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	RAMINGINING
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	RAMINGINING
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	RAMINGINING
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	RAMINGINING
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	RAMINGINING
	RAMINGINING Count	5
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	YIRRKALA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	YIRRKALA
EAST ARNHEM	GEH REMOTE	YIRRKALA
	YIRRKALA Count	3
EAST ARNHEM	PUBLIC HOUSING	NHULUNBUY
EAST ARNHEM	PUBLIC HOUSING	NHULUNBUY
	NHULUNBUY Count	2
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	BAINES
	BAINES Count	1
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	BESWICK CREEK
	BESWICK CREEK Count	1
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	KALKARINDJI (WAVE HILL)
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	KALKARINDJI (WAVE HILL)
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	KALKARINDJI (WAVE HILL)
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	KALKARINDJI (WAVE HILL)
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	KALKARINDJI (WAVE HILL)
	KALKARINDJI (WAVE HILL) Count	5
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	LAJAMANU (HOOKER CK)
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	LAJAMANU (HOOKER CK)
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	LAJAMANU (HOOKER CK)
	LAJAMANU (HOOKER CK) Count	3
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	LIMMEN
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	LIMMEN
	LIMMEN Count	2
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	MATARANKA
	MATARANKA Count	1
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	MINYERRI
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	MINYERRI
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	MINYERRI
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	MINYERRI
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	MINYERRI
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	MINYERRI
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	MINYERRI
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	MINYERRI
	MINYERRI Count	8
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	NGUKURR
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	NGUKURR
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	NGUKURR
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	NGUKURR
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	NGUKURR
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	NGUKURR
	NGUKURR Count	6

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT A TO C
(Continued)

REGION	CLIENT	SUBURB
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	NITMILUK (KATH GORGE) NAT PARK
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	NITMILUK (KATH GORGE) NAT PARK
	NITMILUK (KATH GORGE) NAT PARK Count	2
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	TIMBER CREEK
	TIMBER CREEK Count	1
KATHERINE	GEH REMOTE	YARRALIN
	YARRALIN Count	1
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	BAKEWELL
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	BAKEWELL
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	BAKEWELL
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	BAKEWELL
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	BAKEWELL
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	BAKEWELL
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	BAKEWELL
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	BAKEWELL
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	BAKEWELL
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	BAKEWELL
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	BAKEWELL
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	BAKEWELL
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	BAKEWELL
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	BAKEWELL
	BAKEWELL Count	14
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	MOULDEN
	MOULDEN Count	22

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT A TO C
(Continued)

REGION	CLIENT	SUBURB
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
PALMERSTON	PUBLIC HOUSING	ROSEBERY
	ROSEBERY Count	17
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	ALI CURUNG (WARRABRI)
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	ALI CURUNG (WARRABRI)
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	ALI CURUNG (WARRABRI)
	ALI CURUNG (WARRABRI) Count	3
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	ALPURRURULAM (LAKE NASH)
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	ALPURRURULAM (LAKE NASH)
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	ALPURRURULAM (LAKE NASH)
	ALPURRURULAM (LAKE NASH) Count	3
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	BORROLOOLA
	BORROLOOLA Count	1
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	CALVERT
	CALVERT Count	1
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	CANTEEN CREEK
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	CANTEEN CREEK
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	CANTEEN CREEK
	CANTEEN CREEK Count	3
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	EPENARRA STATION
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	EPENARRA STATION
	EPENARRA STATION Count	2

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT A TO C
(Continued)

REGION	CLIENT	SUBURB
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	NEWCASTLE WATERS
	NEWCASTLE WATERS Count	1
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	TARA (NEUTRAL JUNCTION)
	TARA (NEUTRAL JUNCTION) Count	1
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	WARREGO
	WARREGO Count	1
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	WUTUNUGURRA (EPENARRA)
TENNANT CREEK	GEH REMOTE	WUTUNUGURRA (EPENARRA)
	WUTUNUGURRA (EPENARRA) Count	2
	Grand Count	434

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	ARALUEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$133 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	ARALUEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$136 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	BRAITLING	PUBLIC HOUSING	$138 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	BRAITLING	PUBLIC HOUSING	$118 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	BRAITLING	PUBLIC HOUSING	$123 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	BRAITLING	PUBLIC HOUSING	$117 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$128 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$132 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$136 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$147 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	GILLEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$130 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	GILLEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$123 750.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$129 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$135 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$100 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$125 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$112 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$144 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$124 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$132 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	SADADEEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$138 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	SADADEEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$130 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	SADADEEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$132 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	THE GAP	PUBLIC HOUSING	$113 500.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	THE GAP	PUBLIC HOUSING	$110 000.00
01-02.	ALICE SPRINGS	THE GAP	PUBLIC HOUSING	$95 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$140 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$126 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$141 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$138 500.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$238 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$160 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$160 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$130 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$145 500.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$140 500.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$140 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$144 750.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$152 000.00

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
01-02.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$142 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$143 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$147 500.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$136 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$130 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$141 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$139 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$128 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$142 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$141 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$143 500.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$149 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$152 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$158 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$152 500.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$145 500.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$134 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	NAKARA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$147 500.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	NAKARA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$158 500.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	NAKARA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$147 500.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	TIWI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$143 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	TIWI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$135 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	TIWI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$130 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$137 500.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$132 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$132 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$136 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$139 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$130 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$134 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$133 500.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$132 500.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$135 500.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	WANGURI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$145 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	WANGURI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$146 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	GEH URBAN	$320 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$141 000.00
01-02.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$151 500.00

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
01-02.	DARWIN	JINGILI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$130 000.00
01-02.	DARWIN	JINGILI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$139 500.00
01-02.	DARWIN	JINGILI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$140 000.00
01-02.	DARWIN	JINGILI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$140 000.00
01-02.	DARWIN	LUDMILLA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$200 000.00
01-02.	DARWIN	LUDMILLA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$186 500.00
01-02.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$120 000.00
01-02.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$144 000.00
01-02.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$133 750.00
01-02.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$127 000.00
01-02.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$135 000.00
01-02.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$127 000.00
01-02.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$130 000.00
01-02.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$155 000.00
01-02.	DARWIN	MOIL	PUBLIC HOUSING	$139 500.00
01-02.	DARWIN	MOIL	PUBLIC HOUSING	$149 000.00
01-02.	DARWIN	MOIL	PUBLIC HOUSING	$140 000.00
01-02.	DARWIN	MOIL	PUBLIC HOUSING	$112 000.00
01-02.	DARWIN	PARAP	PUBLIC HOUSING	$210 000.00
01-02.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$127 000.00
01-02.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$100 000.00
01-02.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$89 000.00
01-02.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$120 000.00
01-02.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$67 000.00
01-02.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$111 000.00
01-02.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$80 000.00
01-02.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$98 500.00
01-02.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$121 000.00
01-02.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$115 000.00
01-02.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$113 000.00
01-02.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE SOUTH	PUBLIC HOUSING	$90 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	DRIVER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$110 567.29
01-02.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$138 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$105 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$114 500.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$100 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$141 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$110 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$156 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$115 500.00

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
01-02.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$143 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$113 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$98 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$110 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$104 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$105 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$100 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$95 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$150 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$104 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$154 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$139 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$136 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$116 700.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$104 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$165 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$141 000.00
01-02.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$106 000.00
01-02.	TENNANT CREEK	TENNANT CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$32 000.00
01-02.	TENNANT CREEK	TENNANT CREEK	GEH URBAN	$45 000.00
01-02.	TENNANT CREEK	TENNANT CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$60 000.00
01-02.	TENNANT CREEK	TENNANT CREEK	GEH URBAN	$48 000.00
01-02. Total				$18 544 017.29
02-03.	ALICE SPRINGS	BRAITLING	PUBLIC HOUSING	$134 972.45
02-03.	ALICE SPRINGS	BRAITLING	PUBLIC HOUSING	$142 000.00
02-03.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$144 983.00
02-03.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$182 000.00
02-03.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$125 500.00
02-03.	ALICE SPRINGS	GILLEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$740 199.97
02-03.	ALICE SPRINGS	GILLEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$138 000.00
02-03.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$142 000.00
02-03.	ALICE SPRINGS	SADADEEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$142 095.78
02-03.	ALICE SPRINGS	SADADEEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$137 000.00
02-03.	ALICE SPRINGS	THE GAP	PUBLIC HOUSING	$140 000.00
02-03.	ALICE SPRINGS	THE GAP	PUBLIC HOUSING	$124 500.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$132 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$190 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$140 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$140 500.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$120 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$196 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$146 500.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$142 000.00

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
02-03.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$136 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$118 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$148 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$124 650.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$102 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$227 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$135 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$132 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$132 050.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$133 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$143 500.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$130 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$215 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$145 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$197 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$136 500.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$159 500.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$149 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$237 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$144 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	MALAK	GEH URBAN	$158 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$145 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$137 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$147 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$144 500.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$218 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$145 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$145 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$142 500.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	NAKARA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$150 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	NAKARA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$140 500.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	TIWI	GEH URBAN	$143 500.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	TIWI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$142 500.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$132 500.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$139 500.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	WANGURI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$149 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$152 500.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$142 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$157 000.00
02-03.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$149 500.00
02-03.	DARWIN	JINGILI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$148 000.00
02-03.	DARWIN	JINGILI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$146 000.00
02-03.	DARWIN	JINGILI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$250 000.00
02-03.	DARWIN	LUDMILLA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$138 000.00

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
02-03.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$146 000.00
02-03.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$142 000.00
02-03.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$148 000.00
02-03.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$160 000.00
02-03.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$144 000.00
02-03.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$130 000.00
02-03.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$178 000.00
02-03.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$155 000.00
02-03.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$117 500.00
02-03.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$94 250.00
02-03.	NHULUNBUY	NHULUNBUY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$136 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	DRIVER	GEH URBAN	$147 500.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	DRIVER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$125 500.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	DRIVER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$145 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$153 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$125 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$106 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$117 750.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$107 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$98 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$110 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$107 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$140 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$98 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$98 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$105 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$166 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$118 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$116 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$152 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$153 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$102 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$115 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$120 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$118 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$163 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$100 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$106 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$101 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$104 000.00
02-03.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$514 000.00
02-03. Total				$15 905 451.20

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
03-04.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$168 000.00
03-04.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$161 000.00
03-04.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	GEH URBAN	$75 000.00
03-04.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	GEH URBAN	$95 000.00
03-04.	ALICE SPRINGS	GILLEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$168 000.00
03-04.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$160 000.00
03-04.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$170 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$157 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$285 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$178 500.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$159 500.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$157 500.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$182 500.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$200 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$140 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$142 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$170 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$193 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$170 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$134 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$139 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	GEH URBAN	$176 300.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$200 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$180 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$290 500.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$169 500.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$160 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$158 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$159 500.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$180 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$163 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$133 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	MALAK	GEH URBAN	$160 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$149 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$170 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$132 370.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$132 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	NAKARA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$167 500.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	NAKARA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$200 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	NAKARA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$149 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	TIWI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$172 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$156 700.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$148 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$151 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$152 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$130 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$139 000.00

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
03-04.	CASUARINA	WANGURI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$152 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	WANGURI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$190 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	WANGURI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$160 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	GEH URBAN	$175 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$205 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	GEH URBAN	$270 000.00
03-04.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$165 000.00
03-04.	DARWIN	COCONUT GROVE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$80 000.00
03-04.	DARWIN	JINGILI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$160 700.00
03-04.	DARWIN	JINGILI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$155 000.00
03-04.	DARWIN	JINGILI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$192 000.00
03-04.	DARWIN	LUDMILLA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$187 000.00
03-04.	DARWIN	LUDMILLA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$164 000.00
03-04.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$143 500.00
03-04.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$172 500.00
03-04.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$155 000.00
03-04.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$155 000.00
03-04.	DARWIN	THE GARDENS	PUBLIC HOUSING	$150 000.00
03-04.	DARWIN	THE NARROWS	PUBLIC HOUSING	$221 000.00
03-04.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$107 000.00
03-04.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$105 000.00
03-04.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$76 000.00
03-04.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$117 000.00
03-04.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$79 000.00
03-04.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$71 000.00
03-04.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	GEH URBAN	$82 000.00
03-04.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$75 000.00
03-04.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$40 000.00
03-04.	NHULUNBUY	NHULUNBUY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$157 000.00
03-04.	NHULUNBUY	NHULUNBUY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$134 000.00
03-04.	NHULUNBUY	NHULUNBUY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$77 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	DRIVER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$135 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	DRIVER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$143 900.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	DRIVER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$124 800.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$133 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$113 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$130 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$165 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$170 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$127 000.00

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
03-04.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$135 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$165 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$133 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$132 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$1 003 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$147 500.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$100 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$142 800.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$133 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$133 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$135 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$133 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$110 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$134 650.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$115 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$127 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$128 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$105 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$140 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$127 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$133 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$146 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$105 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$105 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$109 500.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$125 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$135 400.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$140 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$148 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$133 500.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$140 000.00
03-04.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$139 000.00
03-04.	TENNANT CREEK	TENNANT CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$54 500.00
03-04. Total				$18 693 120.00
04-05.	ALICE SPRINGS	ARALUEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$199 000.00
04-05.	ALICE SPRINGS	BRAITLING	PUBLIC HOUSING	$192 000.00
04-05.	ALICE SPRINGS	BRAITLING	PUBLIC HOUSING	$228 000.00
04-05.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$210 000.00
04-05.	ALICE SPRINGS	GILLEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$177 000.00
04-05.	ALICE SPRINGS	GILLEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$209 000.00
04-05.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$185 000.00

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
04-05.	ALICE SPRINGS	SADADEEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$184 500.00
04-05.	ALICE SPRINGS	SADADEEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$180 000.00
04-05.	ALICE SPRINGS	SADADEEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$192 500.00
04-05.	ALICE SPRINGS	SADADEEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$202 000.00
04-05.	ALICE SPRINGS	SADADEEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$190 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$213 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$183 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$196 500.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$200 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$184 500.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$179 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$192 500.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$210 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$196 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$211 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$190 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$206 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$204 500.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$195 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$193 500.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$217 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$194 500.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$204 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$194 800.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$185 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$194 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$180 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$203 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$220 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	NAKARA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$202 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	NAKARA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$206 500.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	NAKARA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$265 500.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$203 500.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$212 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$213 500.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$190 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$200 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$209 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$200 000.00
04-05.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$192 000.00
04-05.	DARWIN	JINGILI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$192 000.00
04-05.	DARWIN	JINGILI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$208 000.00

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
04-05.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$195 500.00
04-05.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$198 000.00
04-05.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$201 000.00
04-05.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$241 000.00
04-05.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$230 000.00
04-05.	DARWIN	MOIL	PUBLIC HOUSING	$200 000.00
04-05.	DARWIN	MOIL	PUBLIC HOUSING	$195 000.00
04-05.	DARWIN	MOIL	PUBLIC HOUSING	$176 000.00
04-05.	DARWIN	NIGHTCLIFF	PUBLIC HOUSING	$299 500.00
04-05.	DARWIN	NIGHTCLIFF	PUBLIC HOUSING	$309 300.00
04-05.	DARWIN	PARAP	PUBLIC HOUSING	$412 500.00
04-05.	DARWIN	PARAP	PUBLIC HOUSING	$128 000.00
04-05.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$197 000.00
04-05.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$210 000.00
04-05.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$245 800.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$104 000.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$117 000.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$115 000.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$111 746.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$182 688.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$116 000.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$107 193.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$146 000.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$112 591.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$120 000.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE SOUTH	PUBLIC HOUSING	$35 000.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE SOUTH	PUBLIC HOUSING	$87 000.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$46 000.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$78 000.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$44 000.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$50 000.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$43 000.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$15 000.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$15 000.00
04-05.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$15 000.00
04-05.	NHULUNBUY	NHULUNBUY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$210 000.00

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
04-05.	PALMERSTON	BATCHELOR	PUBLIC HOUSING	$86 250.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	DRIVER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$155 000.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	DRIVER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$150 000.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$162 000.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$173 500.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$158 000.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$181 500.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$162 000.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$231 000.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$157 000.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$154 000.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$173 000.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$176 000.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$144 500.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$177 000.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$182 700.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$200 000.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$195 000.00
04-05.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$172 000.00
04-05.	TENNANT CREEK	TENNANT CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$75 000.00
04-05. Total				$18,554,068.00
05-06.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$307 957.00
05-06.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$207 000.00
05-06.	ALICE SPRINGS	GILLEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$222 000.00
05-06.	ALICE SPRINGS	GILLEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$244 000.00
05-06.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$207 000.00
05-06.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$235 000.00
05-06.	ALICE SPRINGS	SADADEEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$200 000.00
05-06.	ALICE SPRINGS	SADADEEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$200 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$211 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$243 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$220 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$237 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	ANULA	GEH URBAN	$230 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$240 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$306 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$270 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$250 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	ANULA	GEH URBAN	$140 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$100 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$200 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$205 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$466 500.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$235 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$252 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$229 500.00

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
05-06.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$238 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$239 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$221 500.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$239 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$240 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$240 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$267 750.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	NAKARA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$256 500.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	NAKARA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$260 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$280 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	WANGURI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$250 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	WANGURI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$214 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$188 700.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$218 000.00
05-06.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$225 000.00
05-06.	DARWIN	JINGILI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$225 000.00
05-06.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$184 500.00
05-06.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$221 000.00
05-06.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$248 500.00
05-06.	DARWIN	MOIL	PUBLIC HOUSING	$254 500.00
05-06.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$180 000.00
05-06.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$175 000.00
05-06.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$335 000.00
05-06.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$268 000.00
05-06.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$300 000.00
05-06.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$310 000.00
05-06.	DARWIN	THE NARROWS	PUBLIC HOUSING	$290 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$38 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$320 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$311 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$146 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$70 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$98 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$102 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$127 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$112 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$238 000.00

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$332 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$266 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$250 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$224 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$120 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$146 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	GEH URBAN	$360 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	GEH URBAN	$192 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$192 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$296 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE SOUTH	PUBLIC HOUSING	$178 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE SOUTH	PUBLIC HOUSING	$166 400.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$30 500.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$40 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$40 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$40 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$40 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$42 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$55 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$46 500.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$49 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	GEH URBAN	$41 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$5 000.00
05-06.	KATHERINE	PINE CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$68 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	BATCHELOR	PUBLIC HOUSING	$105 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	BATCHELOR	PUBLIC HOUSING	$95 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	BATCHELOR	GEH URBAN	$111 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	BATCHELOR	PUBLIC HOUSING	$90 400.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	BATCHELOR	PUBLIC HOUSING	$96 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	BATCHELOR	GEH URBAN	$168 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	DRIVER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$220 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	DRIVER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$200 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$200 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$127 400.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$197 500.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$170 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$190 000.00

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
05-06.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$225 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$186 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$183 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$250 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$232 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$199 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$200 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	HOWARD SPRINGS	GEH URBAN	$220 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$175 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$230 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$209 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	GEH URBAN	$178 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$190 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$480 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$260 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$214 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$224 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$235 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$205 000.00
05-06.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$226 500.00
05-06.	TENNANT CREEK	TENNANT CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$47 000.00
05-06. Total				$24 544 107.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	ARALUEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$242 500.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$225 000.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$235 000.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	GILLEN	GEH URBAN	$212 000.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	GEH URBAN	$210 000.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	GEH URBAN	$215 000.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	GEH URBAN	$215 000.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$126 000.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$314 000.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$140 000.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$110 000.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$160 000.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	GEH URBAN	$232 000.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	SADADEEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$224 500.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	SADADEEN	GEH URBAN	$235 000.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	THE GAP	PUBLIC HOUSING	$236 000.00
06-07.	ALICE SPRINGS	THE GAP	PUBLIC HOUSING	$170 100.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$303 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	GEH URBAN	$407 500.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	ANULA	GEH URBAN	$150 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	ANULA	GEH URBAN	$345 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	ANULA	GEH URBAN	$345 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	ANULA	GEH URBAN	$290 000.00

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
06-07.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$268 500.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	ANULA	GEH URBAN	$147 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	ANULA	GEH URBAN	$341 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	ANULA	GEH URBAN	$351 500.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	ANULA	GEH URBAN	$309 500.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	ANULA	GEH URBAN	$385 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$286 565.68
06-07.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$315 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$280 500.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$262 500.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$278 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$251 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$267 200.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$300 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$330 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$275 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$272 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$252 500.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$265 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	GEH URBAN	$358 500.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	GEH URBAN	$311 500.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$316 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	GEH URBAN	$400 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$342 500.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$1 145 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$1 160 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$280 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	MALAK	GEH URBAN	$353 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	MALAK	GEH URBAN	$210 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$265 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	NAKARA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$283 500.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	TIWI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$314 800.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	TIWI	GEH URBAN	$323 583.50
06-07.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$265 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	GEH URBAN	$342 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$160 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	GEH URBAN	$279 000.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	GEH URBAN	$377 500.00
06-07.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	GEH URBAN	$322 000.00
06-07.	DARWIN	JINGILI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$260 000.00
06-07.	DARWIN	LARRAKEYAH	GEH URBAN	$546 000.00
06-07.	DARWIN	LUDMILLA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$314 000.00
06-07.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$246 000.00
06-07.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$270 000.00
06-07.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	GEH URBAN	$474 101.81

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
06-07.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$300 000.00
06-07.	DARWIN	THE NARROWS	PUBLIC HOUSING	$282 000.00
06-07.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$170 000.00
06-07.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	GEH URBAN	$194 750.00
06-07.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	GEH URBAN	$187 000.00
06-07.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$35 000.00
06-07.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	GEH URBAN	$190 000.00
06-07.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$164 000.00
06-07.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$130 000.00
06-07.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$200 000.00
06-07.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	GEH URBAN	$179 231.51
06-07.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$160 000.00
06-07.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$150 000.00
06-07.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	GEH URBAN	$231 000.00
06-07.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	GEH URBAN	$235 500.00
06-07.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE SOUTH	PUBLIC HOUSING	$636 500.00
06-07.	PALMERSTON	BATCHELOR	PUBLIC HOUSING	$107 000.00
06-07.	PALMERSTON	BATCHELOR	PUBLIC HOUSING	$169 000.00
06-07.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$246 500.00
06-07.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$250 000.00
06-07.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$260 000.00
06-07.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$226 000.00
06-07.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$260 000.00
06-07.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	PUBLIC HOUSING	$235 000.00
06-07. Total				$26 357 832.50
07-08.	ALICE SPRINGS	ARALUEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$203 000.00
07-08.	ALICE SPRINGS	BRAITLING	PUBLIC HOUSING	$244 000.00
07-08.	ALICE SPRINGS	BRAITLING	PUBLIC HOUSING	$243 000.00
07-08.	ALICE SPRINGS	BRAITLING	PUBLIC HOUSING	$260 500.00
07-08.	ALICE SPRINGS	BRAITLING	PUBLIC HOUSING	$217 000.00
07-08.	ALICE SPRINGS	EAST SIDE	GEH URBAN	$241 000.00
07-08.	ALICE SPRINGS	GILLEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$224 500.00
07-08.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$205 000.00
07-08.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$233 000.00
07-08.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	GEH URBAN	$250 000.00
07-08.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	GEH URBAN	$744 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	ALAWA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$367 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$316 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$312 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	ANULA	GEH URBAN	$308 550.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	ANULA	GEH URBAN	$325 000.00

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
07-08.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$333 800.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	ANULA	GEH URBAN	$350 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$320 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$260 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$319 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	LEANYER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$327 300.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$287 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	MALAK	GEH URBAN	$340 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$328 250.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	MALAK	GEH URBAN	$140 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	TIWI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$343 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	GEH URBAN	$150 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$190 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	WAGAMAN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$170 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	WANGURI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$310 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	GEH URBAN	$372 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$350 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	GEH URBAN	$134 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$220 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	GEH URBAN	$335 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	GEH URBAN	$175 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	GEH URBAN	$365 000.00
07-08.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	GEH URBAN	$210 000.00
07-08.	DARWIN	JINGILI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$335 850.00
07-08.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$302 000.00
07-08.	DARWIN	MILLNER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$310 000.00
07-08.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$325 000.00
07-08.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$279 300.00
07-08.	DARWIN	RAPID CREEK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$340 000.00
07-08.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	GEH URBAN	$267 000.00
07-08.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	GEH URBAN	$246 000.00
07-08.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	GEH URBAN	$230 000.00
07-08.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE	GEH URBAN	$230 000.00
07-08.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	GEH URBAN	$214 000.00
07-08.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	GEH URBAN	$210 000.00
07-08.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	GEH URBAN	$215 000.00
07-08.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$154 000.00
07-08.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	GEH URBAN	$800 000.00
07-08.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$175 000.00

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT B
(REVISED) (Continued)

FINANCIAL YEAR	REGION	SUBURB	CLIENT	VALUE OF SALE
07-08.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	PUBLIC HOUSING	$165 000.00
07-08.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE EAST	GEH URBAN	$225 000.00
07-08.	KATHERINE	KATHERINE SOUTH	GEH URBAN	$210 000.00
07-08.	PALMERSTON	BATCHELOR	PUBLIC HOUSING	$230 000.00
07-08.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$217 200.00
07-08.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$263 000.00
07-08.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$260 000.00
07-08.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$279 250.00
07-08.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$280 000.00
07-08.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$120 000.00
07-08.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$258 000.00
07-08.	PALMERSTON	MOULDEN	PUBLIC HOUSING	$233 000.00
07-08.	PALMERSTON	WOODROFFE	GEH URBAN	$287 000.00
07-08.	TENNANT CREEK	ELLIOTT	PUBLIC HOUSING	$5 000.00
07-08. Total				$18 688 500.00
08-09.	ALICE SPRINGS	ARALUEN	GEH URBAN	$240 000.00
08-09.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	GEH URBAN	$220 000.00
08-09.	ALICE SPRINGS	LARAPINTA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$163 000.00
08-09.	ALICE SPRINGS	THE GAP	PUBLIC HOUSING	$227 000.00
08-09.	CASUARINA	ANULA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$345 000.00
08-09.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$308 000.00
08-09.	CASUARINA	KARAMA	PUBLIC HOUSING	$349 000.00
08-09.	CASUARINA	MALAK	PUBLIC HOUSING	$344 500.00
08-09.	CASUARINA	WULAGI	PUBLIC HOUSING	$336 000.00
08-09.	PALMERSTON	ADELAIDE RIVER	PUBLIC HOUSING	$60 000.00
08-09.	PALMERSTON	BATCHELOR	PUBLIC HOUSING	$85 000.00
08-09.	PALMERSTON	BATCHELOR	PUBLIC HOUSING	$91 000.00
08-09.	PALMERSTON	BATCHELOR	PUBLIC HOUSING	$105 000.00
08-09.	PALMERSTON	GRAY	PUBLIC HOUSING	$297 000.00
08-09. Total				$3 170 500.00
Grand Total				$144 457 595.99

QUESTION 24
ATTACHMENT D

COST OF CONSTRUCTION OF NEW DWELLINGS

Financial Year	Cost ($)
2001-02	13 152 566.00
2002-03	2 451 594.00
2003-04	8 062 325.00
2004-05	17 162 636.00
2005-06	22 212 074.00
2006-07	4 691 773.00
2007-08	10 401 551.00
TOTAL	78 134 519.00

QUESTION 26
ATTACHMENT A

2008-09: Public Housing Applications (Waiting List) as at 31 October 2008

Region	Total Applicants	Priority Applicants	Accommodation type (no. of bedrooms)
			1 (pensioner)1 (non-pensioner)234Incomplete Applications^
Alice Springs	614	57	87 176 142 188 20 1
Darwin*	2 100	127	336 663 462 583 45 11
Katherine	254	2	24 105 59 63 1 2
Nhulunbuy	49	3	13 7 23 3 3
Tennant Creek	106	4	8 31 20 34 6 7
Total	3 123	193	4559886908917524

2007-08: Public Housing Applications (Waiting List) as at 30 June 2008

Region	Total Applicants	Priority Applicants	Accommodation type (no. of bedrooms)
			1 (pensioner)1 (non-pensioner)234Incomplete Applications^
Alice Springs	599	59	89 170 122 194 20 4
Darwin*	2 112	130	346 626 464 600 42 34
Katherine	270	1	9 114 57 61 29
Nhulunbuy	50	3	11 9 23 4 3
Tennant Creek	115	4	8 34 18 34 9 12
Total	3 146	197	4529556709127582

QUESTION 26
ATTACHMENT A

2006-07: Public Housing Applications (Waiting List) as at 30 June 2007

Region	Total Applicants	Priority Applicants	Accommodation type (no. of bedrooms)
			1 (pensioner)1 (non-pensioner)234Incomplete Applications^
Alice Springs	481	12	49 115 90 199 25 3
Darwin*	1 756	115	267 501 446 484 36 22
Katherine	207	2	5 101 43 54 2 2
Nhulunbuy	46	3	12 7 18 5 4
Tennant Creek	102	8	2 34 12 34 3 17
Total	2 592	140	3237635987897148

2005-06: Public Housing Applications (Waiting List) as at 30 June 2006

Region	Total Applicants	Priority Applicants	Accommodation type (no. of bedrooms)
			1 (pensioner)1 (non-pensioner)234Incomplete Applications^
Alice Springs	540	18	35 160 123 191 24 7
Darwin*	1 537	93	230 477 360 425 26 19
Katherine	159	1	2 81 30 41 4 1
Nhulunbuy	57	4	15 13 25 4
Tennant Creek	98	10	1 30 17 42 3 5
Total	2 391	126	2687635437246132

QUESTION 26
ATTACHMENT A (Continued)

2004-05: Public Housing Applications (Waiting List) as at 30 June 2005

Region	Total Applicants	Priority Applicants	Accommodation type (no. of bedrooms)
			1 (pensioner)1 (non-pensioner)234Incomplete Applications^
Alice Springs	725	39	64 179 185 255 34 8
Darwin*	1 125	58	166 347 245 322 22 23
Katherine	162		9 84 26 32 4 7
Nhulunbuy	54		17 11 26
Tennant Creek	113	4	1 34 25 43 4 6
Total	2 179	101	2406614926786444

2003-04: Public Housing Applications (Waiting List) as at 30 June 2004

Region	Total Applicants	Priority Applicants	Accommodation type (no. of bedrooms)
			1 (pensioner)1 (non-pensioner)234Incomplete Applications^
Alice Springs	655	25	65 214 133 205 36 2
Darwin*	974	31	167 298 141 339 20 9
Katherine	129		4 46 33 39 2 5
Nhulunbuy	37		10 11 16
Tennant Creek	81	3	3 35 8 34 1
Total	1 876	59	2396033266335916

* includes Casuarina and Palmerston

^ In some cases applicants submit incomplete application forms. Housing entitlement can not be assessed until full details are

provided, however these clients are still considered as applicants on the waiting list.

QUESTION 39
ATTACHMENT A

Tender Number	Date Req Created	Invitation Type	Title of Requisition	Req Officer Agency	Directorate	Award Date	Contractor
							NameStateValue
D03-0447	2 Jun 03	Selected	Darwin – Consultancy – Workshops to provide staff with Community Consultation Skills	Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Environment	Strategic Business Services	14 Oct 03	Socom Pty LtdVIC20 000
D04-0016	7 Jan 04	Selected	Darwin - Consultancy - Community Consultation For Darwin Waterfront Redevelopment	Department of the Chief Minister	Office of Territory Development	2 Feb 04	Socom Pty LtdVIC99 000
D04-0414	2 Apr 04	Public	Darwin - Community Consultation on the Secondary Education Report	Department of Employment, Education and Training	Executive Services	19 Apr 04	Socom Pty LtdNT43 000
D04-0462	15 Apr 04	Selected	Darwin - Consultancy - Community Engagement in the Northern Territory	Department of the Chief Minister	Executive Unit	2 Jun 04	Socom Pty Ltd VIC34 400
D04-1269	1 Nov 04	Selected	Darwin - Consultancy - Design and Assist with the Delivery of the Communication Strategy for Priority Education	Department of Employment, Education and Training	Executive Services	2 Dec 04	Socom Pty LtdNT48 100

QUESTION 39
ATTACHMENT A
(Continued)

Tender Number	Date Req Created	Invitation Type	Title of Requisition	Req Officer Agency	Directorate	Award Date	Contractor
							NameStateValue
D05-0003	4 Jan 05	Selected	Darwin - Consultancy - Facilitate and Report on the Indigenous Education Planning Workshop	Department of Employment, Education and Training	Indigenous Education Division	1 Feb 05	Socom NTNT17 020
D05-0724	8 Aug 05	Public	Darwin - Consultancy - Building Better Schools-Middle Years Community Consultation	Department of Employment, Education and Training	Executive Services	6 Sep 05	SocomNT139 500
D05-1067	9 Nov 05	Public	Darwin - Consultancy - 2006 Northern Territory Survey of Alcohol Cosumption	Northern Territory Treasury	Racing, Gaming and Licensing	16 Jan 06	Socom Pty LtdNT88 460
D07-0170	22 Mar 07	Selected	Darwin - Consultancy - Media Communications and Community Consultation Program - Local Government Reform	Department of Local Government, Housing and Sport	Governance	1 Jun 07	Socom Pty LtdVIC158 660
D08-0177	18 Apr 08	Public	Darwin - Consultancy - Period Contract - Community Engagement	Department of the Chief Minister	Communications and Marketing	8 Sep 08	Socom Pty LtdVIC300 000

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