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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.
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English Australia (PDF - 680k)
Submission 19 for Service Exports View full list
English Australia submission Productivity Commission â Barriers to Services Exports. English Australia Submission Page 1 of 7 May 2015. Sent to: Productivity Commission via email services.exports@pc.gov.au. Section 1) Background. The Australian
Date received: 15 May 2015
Australian Information Industry Association (aiia) (PDF - 350k)
Submission 7 for Service Exports View full list
Barriers to Services Exports: Productivity Commission Issues Paper. AIIA response. May 2015. 7-11 Barry Drive Turner ACT 2617 Australia T 61 2 6281 9400 E info@aiia.com.au W www.aiia.comau. B A R R I E R S T O S E R V I C E S E X P O R T S : P R O D
Date received: 15 May 2015
AFMA (PDF - 316k)
Submission 14 for Service Exports View full list
Submission to Productivity Commission Inquiry into Barriers to Services Exports by the Australian Financial Markets Association . 15 May 2015 . 2 . Australian Financial Markets Association ABN 69 793 968 987. Level 25, Angel Place
Date received: 15 May 2015
Australian Tourism Export Council (PDF - 1361k)
Submission 16 for Service Exports View full list
SUBMISSION. Barriers to growth in Australian Services Exports. May 2015. Review of Service Exports. ATEC © 2015. About the author The Australian Tourism Export Council (ATEC) is the peak industry body representing the thousands of companies
Date received: 15 May 2015
National Tourism Alliance (PDF - 1510k)
Submission 11 for Service Exports View full list
1. SUBMISSION TO. PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION STUDY. INTO. Barriers to Growth in Australian Services Exports. May 2015. 2. Contents. A. INTRODUCTION. 4. 1. Tourism could be a super growth industry. 4. 2. Economic Snapshot. 5. 3. The Research Project. 5.
Date received: 15 May 2015
Overseas Students Ombudsman (PDF - 243k)
Submission 5 for Service Exports View full list
Submission by the Overseas Students Ombudsman. PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION STUDY. INTO BARRIERS TO SERVICES EXPORTS. Submission by the Commonwealth and Overseas Students Ombudsman, Colin Neave. 2 | P a g e. May 2015. Introduction. The Overseas Students
Date received: 14 May 2015
International Student Experience Association (PDF - 269k)
Submission 4 for Service Exports View full list
Productivity Commission. Inquiry into Barriers to Services Exports. Submission made by the. May 2015. 2. 1. Background The International Student Experience Association (ISEA) has been established to identify and act on issues and opportunities that
Date received: 14 May 2015
Engineers Australia (PDF - 3089k)
Submission 3 for Service Exports View full list
AUSTRALIAâS TRADE IN ENGINEERING. SERVICES. Submission to the Productivity Commission Inquiry. 15 May 2015. Engineers Australia 1. Australiaâs Trade in Engineering Services. Executive Summary There has been strong growth in Australiaâs exports
Date received: 14 May 2015
Cox Architecture Pty Ltd (PDF - 110k)
Submission 2 for Service Exports View full list
COX Submission to the Productivity Commission Cox Architecture Pty Ltd Cox Architecture Pty Ltd (COX) is an architectural practice of 300 to 350 people providing architectural, urban design, strategic planning and interior design services through
Date received: 8 May 2015
Michael Noack (PDF - 54k)
Submission 6 for Migrant Intake Into Australia View full list
Hi, I'll keep this quick. Experts such as nobel prize winner Gary Becker make the case for charging for immigration e.g. http://www.economist.com/node/16424085 There are so many obvious an indisputable benefits, but I'll cover the key 3 and leave
Date received: 7 May 2015
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