

- Title
STANDING COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND TRAINING
28/04/2010
School libraries and teacher librarians in Australian schools
- Database
House Committees
- Date
28-04-2010
- Source
House of Reps
- Parl No.
42
- Committee Name
STANDING COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND TRAINING
- Page
- Place
Sydney
- Questioner
- Reference
School libraries and teacher librarians in Australian schools
- Responder
- Status
Final
- System Id
committees/commrep/12951/0000
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STANDING COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND TRAINING
(House of Representatives-Wednesday, 28 April 2010)-
WALL, Ms June
Mr Brock
Mr SYMON
Ms Wall
Ms Bonanno
BONANNO, Ms Karen Suzanne
CHAIR
Dr JENSEN
Ms COLLINS
BROCK, Mr Kenneth
Mr ZAPPIA -
Mr SYMON
Mr Hagan
HANKINSON, Ms Lenore
Ms Fogarty
CHAIR
Dr JENSEN
RICHARDSON, Mr James Alfred (Jim)
Mr Richardson
HAGAN, Mr Mark
FOGARTY, Ms Jennie
Ms Hankinson -
JEFFREY, Mrs Lidia Teresa
Mrs Cooper
Ms Yates
Ms Beckett
Mrs Jeffrey
Mrs Ridley
BECKETT, Ms Cherry Louise
COOPER, Mrs Margaret Anne
RIDLEY, Mrs Diane
CHAIR
Dr JENSEN
Miss Mayne
MAYNE, Miss Janine Maree
YATES, Ms Cecilie Anne
Mr ZAPPIA -
Mrs Phillips
Mrs Armstrong
Ms Gleeson
Mrs McGuinness
Dr JENSEN
ARMSTRONG, Mrs Kate
Mrs Preddey
Mr Loukakis
Mrs Preddy
Mr ZAPPIA
McGUINNESS, Mrs Sharon
GLEESON, Ms Libby
CHAIR
LOUKAKIS, Mr Angelo
PREDDEY, Mrs Virginia Maree
Mrs Gleeson
PHILLIPS, Mrs Georgia
Mr SYMON -
Mr Olah
Dr JENSEN
CHAIR
Mr ZAPPIA
OLAH, Mr Ken
Ms. COLLINS
Ms COLLINS
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WALL, Ms June
House of Representatives committee
Wednesday, 28 April 2010
School libraries and teacher librarians in Australian schools
Final
CHAIR (Ms Bird) —I declare open this first public hearing of the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Education and Training as part of its inquiry into school libraries and teacher librarians in Australian schools. This inquiry was referred by the Minister for Education, the Hon. Julia Gillard MP. Well over 300 submissions have been received to date from interested stakeholders both in Australia and overseas. Once authorised for publication, copies of submissions will be available on the committee’s website. I refer members of the media who may be present at this hearing to the need to fairly and accurately report the proceedings of the committee.
I welcome our witnesses from the Australian School Library Association and the Australian School Library Association New South Wales to today’s hearings. Although the committee does not require you to give evidence under oath, I should advise you that the hearing is a legal proceeding of the parliament and therefore has the same standing as proceedings of the respective houses.
Thank you for your attendance here today. The quality of the submissions received by the committee indicates to us the great interest in the profession. It is very encouraging to know that we are looking at something that has such a level of interest and concern. I invite you to make an opening statement after which, as the committee is generally very keen to ask questions regarding the submissions, we will go into a questions session.
[10.06 am]