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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National Congress of Australia's First Peoples (PDF - 979k)
Submission 44 for Education Evidence Base View full list
Submission to the Productivity Commission Inquiry into the National Education Evidence Base. May 2016. 2. Table of Contents. About the National Congress of Australiaâs First Peoples⦠⦠⦠⦠⦠⦠⦠⦠⦠⦠⦠⦠⦠⦠⦠â¦
Date received: 25 May 2016
Mitchell Institute (PDF - 643k)
Submission 31 for Education Evidence Base View full list
mitchPil INSTITUTE. 25 May 2016. Jonathan Coppell. Presiding Commissioner. Productivity Commission. Canberra ACT 2600. Dear Commissioner. Re: Inquiry into the Education Evidence Base. The Mitchell Institute welcomes the Productivity Commission's
Date received: 25 May 2016
Independent Education Union of Australia (PDF - 1847k)
Submission 18 for Education Evidence Base View full list
IEUA Independent Education Union of Australia. Submission to the Productivity Commission on Education Evidence Base. May 2016. Introduction. 1. The Independent Education Union of Australia (IEUA) is pleased to have the. opportunity to make a
Date received: 24 May 2016
Australian Association for Research in Education (AARE) (PDF - 153k)
Submission 22 for Education Evidence Base View full list
Submission to the Productivity. Commission Inquiry into the. National Education. Evidence Base. May 2016. Australian Association for Research in Education. AARE Submission to the Productivity Commission Inquiry into the National Education Evidence
Date received: 24 May 2016
The Federation Press Pty Ltd (PDF - 400k)
Submission DR173 for Intellectual Property Arrangements View full list
The Federation Press â Submission to Productivity Commission, May 2016. Productivity Commission. GPO Box 1428. Canberra City ACT 2601. Intellectual Property Arrangements. Submission by The Federation Press. 24 May 2016. This submission is made on
Date received: 24 May 2016
Northside Community Service (PDF - 1182k)
Submission 16 for Education Evidence Base View full list
Northside welcomes the opportunity to contribute to Productivity Commissionâs Inquiry into the National Education Evidence Base. Education, across the entire spectrum of formal learning, is a vital investment in the future wellbeing and civic
Date received: 24 May 2016
Australian National University (ANU) (PDF - 151k)
Submission 25 for Education Evidence Base View full list
Causal inference and education data in Australia. Dr Nicholas Biddle1 and Professor Robert Breunig2. 1 ANU Centre for Social Research and Methods, Australian National University. 2 Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University.
Date received: 24 May 2016
City of Boroondara (PDF - 172k)
Submission 20 for Education Evidence Base View full list
City of Boroondara Submission National Education Evidence Base 2016. 1. Productivity Commission Inquiry into the National Education Evidence Base 2016 The City of Boroondara Responsible Directorate: Community Development Further Information: Jacinta
Date received: 24 May 2016
Population Health Research Network (PDF - 125k)
Submission 24 for Education Evidence Base View full list
EDUCATION EVIDENCE BASE Submission to the Productivity Commission National Education Evidence Base Inquiry May 2016. The Population Health Research Network (PHRN) welcomes the opportunity to comment on the National Education Evidence Base: Issues
Date received: 24 May 2016
Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Faculty of Education (PDF - 208k)
Submission 19 for Education Evidence Base View full list
1. Productivity Commission Inquiry into the National Education Evidence Base. Submission from the Faculty of Education, Queensland University of Technology Contributors: Professor and Dean, Carol Nicoll Professor Suzanne Carrington Dr Lyn Carter
Date received: 24 May 2016
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