Inquiries
Public inquiries and commissioned studies give the opportunity for all points of view in the community to be heard and considered. All individuals, firms, groups and organisations with an interest in an inquiry can participate in the inquiry.
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Murdoch Childrens Research Institute (PDF - 2127k)
Submission DR92 for Education Evidence Base View full list
Murdoch 30 Childrens Research YEARS OF Institute LIFE-CHANGING DISCOVERIES. 5 October 2016. Jonathan Coppel. Presiding Commissioner. Level 12. 530 Collins St. Melbourne Vic 3000. Dear Commissioner Coppel,. On behalf of the Murdoch Childrens Research
Date received: 5 Oct 2016
Phillip Sweeney (PDF - 890k)
Submission 2 for Alternative Default Models View full list
1. 3 October 2016. Highton, 3216. Ms Angela MacRae. Commissioner. Productivity Commission. Locked Bag 2, Collins St East Melbourne VIC 8003, Dear Commissioner. Re: Efficiency and Competiveness. of the Superannuation System. I note that the
Date received: 5 Oct 2016
Duncan Fitzpatrick (PDF - 227k)
Submission DR304 for Regulation Of Agriculture View full list
Duncan Fitzpatrick. Post Draft Submission: PC inquiry into Regulation in Agriculture. 1. Duncan Fitzpatrick. Campbell, ACT, 2612. 29 September, 2016. Commissioners. Productivity Commission. Inquiry into the Regulation of Agriculture. Locked Bag 2.
Date received: 4 Oct 2016
Dan Bode (PDF - 126k)
Submission DR69 for Marine Fisheries And Aquaculture View full list
Dear Productivity Commission, Your department, the Australian Government Productivity Commission, stated just three weeks ago, that: âThere are particular concerns about the use of advisory groups in fisheries, including lack of clarity in their
Date received: 4 Oct 2016
Youth, Family and Community Connections Inc (YFCC) (PDF - 182k)
Submission PFR293 for Identifying Sectors For Reform View full list
Human Services Inquiry Productivity Commission Locked Bag 2, Collins Street East Melbourne Vic 8003. 4 October 2016. Dear Sir/Madam,. Re: Productivity Commission Preliminary Findings Report â Human Services: Identifying Sectors for Reform. The
Date received: 4 Oct 2016
Northern Territory Government (PDF - 136k)
Submission 59 for Telecommunications Universal Service Obligation View full list
Productivity Commission Inquiry â Telecommunications Universal Service Obligation (USO). Submission by the. Northern Territory Government. September 2016. NTG Submission to the Productivity Commission â Telecommunications Universal Service
Date received: 4 Oct 2016
Australian Primary Principals Association (APPA) (PDF - 191k)
Submission DR89 for Education Evidence Base View full list
DENNIS YARRINGTON. APPA PRESIDENT. Hedley Beare Centre, 51 Fremantle Drive, Stirling ACT 2611 PO BOX 4578, Kingston ACT 2604. www.appa.asn.au. 1. APPAâs response to the Productivity Commissionâs Draft Report: National Education Evidence Base.
Date received: 4 Oct 2016
Tasmanian Salmonid Growers Association (TSGA) (PDF - 249k)
Submission DR76 for Marine Fisheries And Aquaculture View full list
Tasmanian Salmonid Growers Association Response to the. Marine Fisheries and Aquaculture Productivity Commission Draft Report, August 2016. Tasmanian Salmonid Growers Association. TSGA response to subdr076-fisheries-aquaculture.docx Page 2 of 9.
Date received: 4 Oct 2016
Prof John Foster (PDF - 134k)
Submission 1 for Productivity Review (2017) View full list
The Australian Multi-Factor Productivity Growth Illusion. John Foster. Abstract. Over the past decade, Australian multi-factor productivity growth has been predominantly negative, often leading to the view that there is a âproductivity problemâ.
Date received: 4 Oct 2016
VRFish (PDF - 505k)
Submission DR74 for Marine Fisheries And Aquaculture View full list
Dear Secretary Productivity Commission â Marine Fisheries and Aquaculture I am writing on behalf of VRFish, the peak body representing 838, 000 recreational fishers in Victoria. We appreciate the opportunity to respond to the Draft Report relating
Date received: 3 Oct 2016
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