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Legal Aid spends $2m on new building
The Legal Aid commission will spend almost $2 million of taxpayer money to fit out and lease prime office space.
The New Lawyer
THE Legal Aid commission will spend almost $2 million of taxpayer money to fit out and lease prime office space in Canberra.
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The spend of taxpayers' money comes after revelations the organisation is cash strapped, the Canberra Times reports.
The commission was granted $1.95 million in the ACT budget as a one-off capital grant payment to relocate to a new 4.5 star energy rated building in Canberra.
The State's Attorney General Simon Corbell has approved the $1.95 million to cover the fit-out and moving costs, though the lease has yet to be signed.
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