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2002-03
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SENATE NOTICE PAPER
Notice given 24 September 2002
682 Senator Sherry: To ask the Minister representing the Treasurer—For each month of the past 2 full calendar years, what are the figures for staff absent on stress leave in the Department of the Treasury.
687 Senator O’Brien: To ask the Minister representing the Treasurer—
(1) Does the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) investigate instances of profiteering in relation to grains, fodder and other livestock animal feeds; if so, how many instances of profiteering in relation to grains, fodder and other livestock animal feeds have been investigated in each of the past 10 financial years.
(2) How many prosecutions have been obtained in each of the past 10 financial years for profiteering from grains, fodder or other foodstuffs used as livestock feed.
(3) How many convictions have been obtained in each of the past 10 financial years for profiteering from grains, fodder or other foodstuffs used as livestock feed.
(4) What are the current penalties for profiteering from grains, fodder or other foodstuffs used as livestock feed.
(5) Have these penalties changed within the past 10 years; if so, can details of these changes be provided.