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Threat to Work Of Advisory Council Stirs Canberra Debate
Mr. R. S. Parker warned that the ACT Advisory Council could become more insignificant as Canberra development is handed to a commission of experts under new House of Representatives legislation. He urged following the Senate Committee’s advice to unify Works and Interior, noting the absence of public input and cultural expertise in the new setup. The change risks marginalizing local opinion and existing advisory bodies. The debate centers on who should shape Canberra’s development and how finance and oversight will be managed.
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