Parts of Parliament's precinct may be subleased

By: Felix Marwick | Latest Political News | Monday October 29 2012 9:23

Parts of Parliament's precinct may be subleased.

The idea's proposed in a review of the way Parliamentary Services manages its budgets.

It says there's scope for better use of office space in Bowen House and that at least three floors could be made available for sublease.

The report also says there would be constraints on who the areas could be subleased to.

Photo: Edward Swift

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