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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United Voice Queensland (PDF - 222k)
Submission DR114 for Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation View full list
United Voice Queensland . Submission in response to the Productivity Commission Inquiry into Horizontal Fiscal . Equalisation . 31 January 2018 . 2 . Introduction .
Date received: 31 Jan 2018
Townsville Enterprise Limited (PDF - 67k)
Submission DR115 for Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation View full list
29 January 2018. Ms. Karen Chester. Deputy Chair. Productivity Commission. Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation Inquiry. Locked Bag 2, Collins St East. Melbourne VIC 8003, Australia. Townsville Enterprise Limited submission to the Productivity Commission
Date received: 31 Jan 2018
Queensland Teachersâ Union of Employees (PDF - 61k)
Submission DR119 for Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation View full list
Inquiry into Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation. Submission to the Productivity Commission. January 2018. Queensland TeachersâUnion. Authorised by Graham Moloney â General Secretary Giau Nguyen â A/Industrial and Research Officer. 21 Graham Street,
Date received: 31 Jan 2018
Townsville City Council (PDF - 547k)
Submission DR113 for Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation View full list
1111'11.,. C, tyof. Townsville. Date > > 30 January 2018. OFFICE OF THE MAYOR ». TOWNSVILLI: CITY COUNCIL ADM INISlRATION BUILDING. 103 WALKER STREET. Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation Inquiry Productivity Commission. PO BOX 1268, TOWNSVILL
Date received: 31 Jan 2018
Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland (PDF - 554k)
Submission DR120 for Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation View full list
CCIQ SUBMISSION. Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation. Productivity Commission. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY QUEENSLAND. 31 January 2018. 1 | P a g e. Introduction. 1. The Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland (CCIQ) is Queenslandâs peak
Date received: 31 Jan 2018
Queensland Council of Social service (PDF - 170k)
Submission DR118 for Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation View full list
Submission. 1 / 31 January 2018 Productivity Commission Inquiry - Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation. The Productivity Commission Inquiry into Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation - Queensland Public Hearing (5 February 2018) The Queensland Council of Social
Date received: 31 Jan 2018
Queensland Council of Unions (PDF - 118k)
Submission DR117 for Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation View full list
Productivity Commission Inquiry into Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation Submission of the Queensland Council of Unions. Research and Policy Officer John Martin 31 January 2018. 1. Introduction. The Queensland Council of Unions (QCU) is Queenslandâs
Date received: 31 Jan 2018
Griffith University (PDF - 509k)
Submission DR116 for Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation View full list
1. Griffith University submission to Productivity Commissionâs Inquiry into Horizontal Fiscal Equalization 1. Executive Summary. The main theme of this submission is that the discussion and rationale for HFE does not go far enough in the draft
Date received: 31 Jan 2018
Queensland Nursesâ and Midwivesâ Union (PDF - 620k)
Submission DR110 for Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation View full list
1. Submission to. The Productivity Commission. Inquiry into Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation. January, 2018. 2. Introduction. The Queensland Nurses and MidwivesâUnion (QNMU) thanks the Productivity Commission. (the Commission) for the opportunity to
Date received: 24 Jan 2018
Tasmanian Government (PDF - 187k)
Submission DR111 for Horizontal Fiscal Equalisation View full list
Department of Treasury and Finance. The Treasury Building. 21 Murray Street HOBART TAS 7000. GPO Box 147 HOBART TAS 7001 Australia. Telephone (03) 6166 4444 Facsimile (03) 6173 0219. Email secretary@treasury.tas.gov.au Web www.treasury.tas.gov.au.
Date received: 19 Jan 2018
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