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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David Breeze (PDF - 216k)
Submission DR102 for Migrant Intake Into Australia View full list
PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION SUBMISSION. Productivity Commission 2015, Migrant Intake into Australia. - Draft Report, Canberra. The current draft of the Productivity commission draft report on Australiaâs migration program and its potential
Date received: 17 Dec 2015
Electronic Frontiers Australia (PDF - 569k)
Submission 114 for Intellectual Property Arrangements View full list
Page 1 of 6. Mail GPO Box 1235, Canberra ACT 2601. Phone 02 6101 9968 Twitter @efaoz. Web www.efa.org.au Email email@efa.org.au. Electronic Frontiers Australia, Inc. Australiaâs leading voice for digital rights since 1994 ABN 35 050 159 188.
Date received: 17 Dec 2015
Liberal Democratic Party (PDF - 243k)
Submission DR101 for Migrant Intake Into Australia View full list
PO Box 636, DRUMMOYNE 1470 website: www.ldp.org.au email: info@ldp.org.au. Further Submission to the Productivity Commission Inquiry into the Greater Use of Charges to Determine the Intake of Entrants to Australia. Thank you for providing the
Date received: 17 Dec 2015
Philip Lillingston (PDF - 516k)
Submission DR98 for Migrant Intake Into Australia View full list
1. Simple, Equitable and Beyond Abuse Submission #2. Migrant Intake into Australia Second submission, being in response to the Draft Report, to the Productivity Commission inquiry investigating the use of charges instead of qualitative criteria, to
Date received: 17 Dec 2015
Name withheld (PDF - 621k)
Submission DR103 for Migrant Intake Into Australia View full list
18th December 2015 Migrant Intake into Australia . Productivity Commission . GPO Box 1428 . Canberra City ACT 2601 . Productivity Commission Draft Report  Migrant Intake into Australia . Dear Commissioners, I commend the
Date received: 17 Dec 2015
Alex Dobes (PDF - 181k)
Submission DR99 for Migrant Intake Into Australia View full list
Bilateral free labour movement This submission is in response to the Commission's November 2015 draft report on migrant intake into Australia. Section 13.2 of the draft report dismisses the idea of free labour movement, stating that "since the
Date received: 17 Dec 2015
Tim Leung (PDF - 50k)
Submission DR97 for Migrant Intake Into Australia View full list
This policy will attract many people coming into Australia which will increase the population. A short term capital will flow into Australia but it bring huge costs in the long term. 1. Household income. We don't have enough jobs in Australia. From
Date received: 16 Dec 2015
Robert Warneford (PDF - 31k)
Submission DR96 for Migrant Intake Into Australia View full list
With regards to the terms of reference:. âThe Australian Government's objectives in commissioning this inquiry are to examine and identify. future options for the intake of temporary and permanent entrants that improve the income, wealth. and
Date received: 16 Dec 2015
Federation of Ethnic Communities' Councils of Australia (PDF - 151k)
Submission DR95 for Migrant Intake Into Australia View full list
16 December 2015 Migrant Intake Productivity Commission GPO Box 1428 Canberra City ACT 2601 By email: migrant.intake@pc.gov.au The Productivity Commissionâs draft report on Australiaâs Migrant Intake The Federation of Ethnic
Date received: 16 Dec 2015
University of Melbourne (PDF - 336k)
Submission 100 for Intellectual Property Arrangements View full list
University of Melbourne Response to the. Productivity Commissionâs. Issues Paper. Intellectual Property Arrangements. December 2015. Executive Summary The University of Melbourne welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the inquiry into
Date received: 16 Dec 2015
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