In Parliament on Tuesday night,Labor MP Jaclyn Symes said a small amount of cladding had been identified on the northern stand of the venue but there was no risk to public safety.
Hundreds of buildings throughout NSW are potentially covered in flammable material,and the government refuses to tell us which ones.
ATC budgets for $12 million cladding placement project on the Queen Elizabeth grandstand.
A recommendation by the NSW Building Commissioner on how the state should handle the flammable cladding crisis has been sitting with government for two months.
A list of 444 buildings across NSW potentially clad in flammable material has been released to the NSW Parliament,but cannot be shown to the public.
Far from a monumental reform,the state government's proposed laws are tackling Sydney's building crisis the wrong way.
The Andrews government won't release its secret list of dangerously clad buildings despite revelations that another public building has been found to have flammable cladding.
The worldwide database was compiled by UQ researchers in collaboration with state government agencies to help reduce fire risk in buildings.
A building regulator's attempt to sanction and potentially deregister a builder for installing combustible cladding that caught fire may be stymied in court.
Getting on the list of about 1100 dangerous buildings with flammable cladding is one thing but as Tony Weir has found out,getting off it is almost impossible.
The material was a major factor in the deadly Grenfell Tower fire in London which claimed 72 lives,and a blaze at Melbourne's Lacrosse Tower in 2014.