Today, there are over 100 active worksites where transport infrastructure is in construction.

Scriven MLC WITNESSES: BRAXTON-SMITH, TONY, Chief Executive, Department for Infrastructure and Transport ALFORD, ANNE, Executive Director, South Australian Public Transport Authority, Department for Infrastructure and Transport BROWN, GRAEME, Acting Executive Director, Public Affairs, Department for Infrastructure and Transport GAMMIE, FERGUS, Project Director, Department for Infrastructure and Transport [via videoconferencing] MCPHAIL, RITA, Director, Customer, South Australian Public Transport Authority, Department for Infrastructure and Transport 11723 The CHAIRPERSON: Welcome to the meeting.

A television commercial designed to reinforce perceptions that taxis are safe and secure for everyone and which will also encourage people to assist taxi drivers by leaving porch lights on at night.40 Passenger Transport Act 1994 2.56 The Committee noted the functions ascribed to the PTB under section 20 of the Passenger Transport Act 1994. 20. (1) The Board has the following functions, to be exercised in the public interest: (a) to oversee the creation and maintenance of an integrated network of passenger transport services involving all modes of passenger transport by public passenger vehicles within the State (including, to the extent that may be appropriate, an integrated fare system within that network); (b) to such extent as may be consistent with the objects and provisions of this Act- (i) to determine, monitor and review passenger transport services within the State; (ii) to determine, monitor and review the fares (or scales of fares) payable by members of the public who

When you look at other cities of our size and scale around the world that have more public transport and good public transport systems, they are generally well integrated.

A Select Committee of the Legislative Council has been established to inquire into and report on the water supply needs of the Eyre Peninsula, including a focus on the potential location of desalination plant/s and with particular reference to: (a) Assessing the current and future water supply and distribution requirements of the Eyre Peninsula, including for potential industrial growth needs; (b) Evaluating the feasibility and impact of locating desalination plant/s on the Eyre Peninsula, including the selection process for locating a desalination plant in Port Lincoln, with particular emphasis on community engagement and consultation processes with residents and key stakeholders; (c) Examining the environmental, economic, cultural and social implications of desalination plant operations in the proposed locations; (d) Exploring the decision-making responsibility for water supply and distribution on the Eyre Peninsula, including community engagement and consultation processes to ensure

On Friday 24 June 2022, of its own motion, the Crime and Public Integrity Policy Committee (the ‘Committee’) resolved to inquire into and report on the matters set out in the Terms of Reference below.

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