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PETITIONS
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BILLS
- Education Services for Overseas Students (Registration Charges) Amendment Bill 2011, Education Services for Overseas Students Amendment (Registration Charges Consequentials) Bill 2011
- Education Services for Overseas Students Amendment (Registration Charges Consequentials) Bill 2011
- Schools Assistance Amendment Bill 2011
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STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS
- Dunkley Electorate: National Bookshop Day
- Bass Electorate: AUSTSWIM Award
- Aston Electorate: Building Approvals
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- Callaghan, Mr Robert
- Throsby Electorate: BlueScope Steel
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- Ward, Mr Darcy
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Manufacturing
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Member for Dobell
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Transport
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Carbon Pricing
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Carbon Pricing
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Health
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Carbon Pricing
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Education
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Carbon Pricing
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Superannuation
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Veterans' Affairs: Think Tanks and Policy Institutes (Question No. 317)
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Broadband (Question No. 357)
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Finance and Deregulation: Reform of Government Scorecard (Question No. 358)
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Superclinics (Question No. 372)
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Business Productivity (Question No. 393)
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Australian Bureau of Meteorology: Station Closures (Question No. 411)
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Australian Federal Police: Enhanced Cooperation Program with Papua New Guinea (Question No. 439)
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Centrelink: Self-Service Computers (Question No. 443)
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Youth Services Development Fund Grants (Question No. 450)
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Veterans' Affairs: Think Tanks and Policy Institutes (Question No. 317)
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Australian Federal Police: Enhanced Cooperation Program with Papua New Guinea
(Question No. 439)
Mr Christensen asked the Minister for Home Affairs and Justice, in writing, on 22 June 2011:
What is the Government doing to recognise the Australian Federal Police officers who served in the Enhanced Co-operation Program in Papua New Guinea between 2004 and 2005.
Mr Brendan O'Connor: The answer to the honourable member's question is as follows:
Police members who serve overseas in a peacekeeping role may be entitled to the Police Overseas Service Medal (POSM). Service with the Enhanced Co-operation Program (ECP) in Papua New Guinea between 2004 and 2005 was deemed as a capacity building mission and not a peacekeeping mission. Subsequently, members who participated in the program are not entitled to the POSM. There are currently no awards within the Australian Honours system for police officers serving overseas in a capacity building role. AFP members may be nominated and receive awards under the AFP's Internal Awards Framework.