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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.

Rodger Hills (PDF - 141k)

Submission 26 for Executive Remuneration View full list


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Date received: 4 May 2009

Lyn Dobson (PDF - 516k)

Submission 23 for Executive Remuneration View full list


Date received: 29 Apr 2009

John Tusa (PDF - 7k)

Submission 22 for Executive Remuneration View full list


I wish to submit this in the knowledge that the inquiry into Executive Remuneration may consider the following aspects: 1) Executive’s Remuneration needs to be performance based. A base salary on initial contract should reflect a grading system

Date received: 27 Apr 2009

William McGregor (PDF - 70k)

Submission 24 for Executive Remuneration View full list


Date received: 24 Apr 2009

Kenneth E Park (PDF - 209k)

Submission 21 for Executive Remuneration View full list


Date received: 23 Apr 2009

Leonce Kealy (PDF - 8k)

Submission 20 for Executive Remuneration View full list


Dear Sir, I believe that the investigation into CEO salaries and perks and that of Politicians in fact, should be looked at in line of their 'deliverance' of results for whom they serve. Politicians and Banks and other financial institutions seem to

Date received: 22 Apr 2009

Mr Ken E Thompson (PDF - 47k)

Submission 19 for Executive Remuneration View full list


SUBMISSION TO THE INQUIRY INTO THE REGULATION OF DIRECTOR AND EXECUTIVE REMUNERATION IN AUSTRALIA PERSONAL EXPERIENCE I first bought shares in 1956 and have bought and sold shares occasionally ever since. At first shares were bought when I had spare

Date received: 22 Apr 2009

Bruce Murrie (PDF - 115k)

Submission 18 for Executive Remuneration View full list


Date received: 21 Apr 2009

Raymond Bricknell (PDF - 24k)

Submission 17 for Executive Remuneration View full list


Dear Commissioners, A little background information. More than a decade ago, the Australian Shareholders’Association (ASA) adopted a policy to aim to restrict Director and Executive total remuneration packages to a fixed amount (about $1 million

Date received: 17 Apr 2009

Robert Fox (PDF - 31k)

Submission 15 for Executive Remuneration View full list


Some observations on executive remuneration. 1. On bonuses. Why are bonuses restricted to executives? Because only they affect corporate per- formance, and other employees’performance doesn’t matter? Or is it that they are the kind of person who

Date received: 15 Apr 2009

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