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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Sydney Water Corporation (PDF - 192k)
Submission 36 for National Water Reform (2018) View full list
Response to the Productivity Commissionâs National Water Reform Issues Paper 18 April 2017. Response to National Water Reform Issues Paper | Sydney Water Page | 1. Table of contents. 1 Overview. 2. 2 Introduction. 3 2.1 Our operating context. 3. 3
Date received: 18 Apr 2017
Water Services Association of Australia (PDF - 813k)
Submission 35 for National Water Reform (2018) View full list
WSAA Submission. Productivity Commissionâs. Issues Paper. National Water Reform. 2. TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary and Recommendations. 3 1.0 Introduction. 7 2.0 National reform in urban water. 8. 2.1 COAG 1994. 8 2.2 Corporatisation. 9 2.3
Date received: 18 Apr 2017
Engineers Australia (PDF - 458k)
Submission 34 for National Water Reform (2018) View full list
Productivity Commission Issues Paper on National Water Reform. Engineers Australia submission. April 2017. Engineers Australia. Productivity Commission Issues Paper on National Water Reform 2. Table of Contents. 1. Executive Summary and
Date received: 18 Apr 2017
Lachlan Valley Water Inc (PDF - 130k)
Submission 33 for National Water Reform (2018) View full list
Lachlan Valley Water Inc ABN 38 597 032 631 Sustainable, productive and efficient water use in the Lachlan Valley. 18 April 2017. National Water Reform Inquiry. C/- Ms T Horsfall. Productivity Commission. GPO Box 1428. Canberra City ACT 2601. Dear
Date received: 18 Apr 2017
SunWater Limited (PDF - 1017k)
Submission 32 for National Water Reform (2018) View full list
Contact : Gordon Delaney, A/Exec GM - Ops &Services Direct Line: (07) 3120 0105 Our ref: HB#2108453. 18 April 2017. Mr Ralph Lattimore Executive Manager, Canberra National Water Reform inquiry Productivity Commission GPO Box 1428 Canberra City ACT
Date received: 18 Apr 2017
Nature Conservation Council of NSW (NCC) (PDF - 1191k)
Submission 31 for National Water Reform (2018) View full list
Post | PO Box 20232, World Square, NSW, 2002 P | 02 9516 1488. E | ncc@nature.org.au W | www.nature.org.au. ABN | 96 716 360 601. National Water Reform Inquiry Productivity Commission GPO Box 1428 Canberra City, ACT, 2601 Online submissions:
Date received: 18 Apr 2017
Stormwater Australia (PDF - 1297k)
Submission 29 for National Water Reform (2018) View full list
STORMWATER AUSTRA LIA. 18 April 2017. Productivity Commission National Water Reform. E nationalpresident@stormwater.asn.au W www.stormwater.asn.au. via www.pc.gov.au/inquiries/currentlwater-reform/make-submission. Dear Commissioners Doolan and Madden
Date received: 18 Apr 2017
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) (PDF - 740k)
Submission 28 for National Water Reform (2018) View full list
Productivity. Commission Inquiry. into National Water. Reform. ACCC submission to Issues Paper. April 2017. ACCC submission to Productivity Commission Inquiry into National Water Reform Issues Paper 1. Contents. Summary. 2. 1. Introduction. 3. 1.1.
Date received: 18 Apr 2017
Soils for Life (PDF - 226k)
Submission 27 for National Water Reform (2018) View full list
Submission re National Water Initiative. Productivity Commission Thank you for the opportunity to provide a submission on National Water Reform. Soils for Life (SFL) is a small not-for-profit NGO promoting leading regenerative landscape management
Date received: 18 Apr 2017
Dr Katie O'Bryan (PDF - 187k)
Submission 26 for National Water Reform (2018) View full list
1. Submission to the National Water Reform Productivity Commission Issues Paper. Dr Katie OâBryan1. 18 April 2017. Thank you for the opportunity to make a submission to the National Water Reform Issues Paper. The focus of this submission is on
Date received: 18 Apr 2017
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