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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON EMPLOYMENT, EDUCATION AND TRAINING : 28/05/98 : Role of institutes of TAFE : [HoR Committee Hansard]

ACTING CHAIR —I declare open this public hearing for the inquiry into the roles of institutes of TAFE and the extent to which those roles should overlap with universities. The committee has received over 100 submissions and has conducted public hearings in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Canberra intended

Date: 28/05/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commrep/s0000274.sgm/0002 - Source: House of Reps

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON EMPLOYMENT, EDUCATION AND TRAINING : 28/05/98 : Role of institutes of TAFE : [HoR Committee Hansard]

ACTING CHAIR —Thank you and welcome. Do you have an opening statement? Ms Yates —Yes. Thank you for the opportunity. First I just say, because of this committee's focus on the role of institutes that, unsaid in all of those introductions, is the fact that both Bob and Jozefa, just

Date: 28/05/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commrep/s0000274.sgm/0004 - Source: House of Reps

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER AFFAIRS : 27/05/98 : Indigenous businesses : [HoR Committee Hansard]

ACTING CHAIR (Mr Melham) —Welcome. Although the committee does not require witnesses to give evidence under oath, you should understand that these hearings are legal proceedings of the parliament. Giving false or misleading evidence is a serious matter and may be regarded as a contempt of parliament. Before we ask

Date: 27/05/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commrep/s0000250.sgm/0004 - Source: House of Reps

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER AFFAIRS : 27/05/98 : Indigenous businesses : [HoR Committee Hansard]

ACTING CHAIR —Welcome. Although the committee does not require witnesses to give evidence under oath, you should understand that these hearings are legal proceedings of the parliament and that the giving of false or misleading evidence is a serious matter and may be regarded as a contempt of the parliament.

Date: 27/05/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commrep/s0000250.sgm/0006 - Source: House of Reps

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Standing Committee on Environment, Recreation and the Arts : 20/05/98 : Trading in greenhouse gas emissions : [HoR Committee Hansard]

ACTING CHAIR —Welcome. The committee's proceedings are recognised as proceedings of the parliament and warrant the same respect that proceedings in the House of Representatives demand. Witnesses are protected by parliamentary privilege in respect to the evidence they give before the committee. You will not be asked to take an

Date: 20/05/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commrep/c0000105.sgm/0004 - Source: House of Reps

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Standing Committee on Environment, Recreation and the Arts : 05/05/98 : Trading in greenhouse gas emissions : [HoR Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —Welcome. We have received a submission from you and have authorised its publication. Are there any changes or amendments you wish to make at this stage? Mr Brett —No, none at all. CHAIR —Before we begin questions, would you like to make a statement? Mr Brett —Yes. Firstly, our

Date: 05/05/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commrep/s0000493.sgm/0006 - Source: House of Reps

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON PRIMARY INDUSTRIES, RESOURCES AND RURAL AND REGIONAL AFFAIRS : 11/03/98 : Benefits of agricultural trade reform : [HoR Committee Hansard]

ACTING CHAIR —We have received a submission from you which we propose to receive as evidence and authorise for publication, unless you have any objections. Mr Hickey —That is fine. ACTING CHAIR —I call upon a member of the committee to accept that this submission from AQIS be received as

Date: 11/03/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commrep/s0000161.sgm/0004 - Source: House of Reps

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Standing Committee on Communications, Transport and Microeconomic Reform : 18/02/98 : Role of rail in the national transport network : [HoR Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —We welcome the Sydney Ports Corporation. Mr Hayes, you would be aware that, while you are not under oath, these proceedings carry the same weight as those of the parliament and need to be treated with similar respect and that any misleading statement can be considered as a contempt

Date: 18/02/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commrep/e0000376.sgm/0020 - Source: House of Reps

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Standing Committee on Financial Institutions and Public Administration : 18/02/98 : Regional banking services : [HoR Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —I welcome Mrs Patricia Shergis and Mrs Alison O'Brien from the Country Women's Association of New South Wales to today's public hearing. I remind you that the evidence you give at the public hearing today is considered to be part of the proceedings of the parliament. Accordingly, I advise

Date: 18/02/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commrep/s0000364.sgm/0008 - Source: House of Reps

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON COMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORT AND MICROECONOMIC REFORM : 17/02/98 : Role of rail in the national transport network : [HoR Committee Hansard]

ACTING CHAIR —I declare open this public hearing of the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Communications, Transport and Microeconomic Reform, and our inquiry into performance and efficiency of Australia's rail systems. Today in Newcastle is our third day of public hearings. In opening the proceedings I should emphasise that,

Date: 17/02/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commrep/a0000041.sgm/0002 - Source: House of Reps

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON COMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORT AND MICROECONOMIC REFORM : 17/02/98 : Role of rail in the national transport network : [HoR Committee Hansard]

ACTING CHAIR —On behalf of the committee, I welcome everyone appearing before the committee today. Before proceeding, I wish to advise all witnesses that, although the committee does not require evidence to be given under oath, committee hearings are legal proceedings of the parliament and warrant the same respect as

Date: 17/02/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commrep/a0000041.sgm/0004 - Source: House of Reps

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON COMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORT AND MICROECONOMIC REFORM : 17/02/98 : Role of rail in the national transport network : [HoR Committee Hansard]

ACTING CHAIR —Mr Austen, welcome. It is good to see you. The proceedings of the committee are an extension of the proceedings of the parliament. They carry with them the same responsibility—I think you heard me saying that earlier so I shall not repeat it. Do you have a brief

Date: 17/02/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commrep/a0000041.sgm/0006 - Source: House of Reps

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON COMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORT AND MICROECONOMIC REFORM : 17/02/98 : Role of rail in the national transport network : [HoR Committee Hansard]

ACTING CHAIR —Welcome. You heard me mention earlier that the proceedings of the committee are effectively an extension of the proceedings of the parliament. They carry with them the same obligations. We do not seek evidence to be given under oath, and you have heard me make comment about that.

Date: 17/02/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commrep/a0000041.sgm/0008 - Source: House of Reps

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON COMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORT AND MICROECONOMIC REFORM : 17/02/98 : Role of rail in the national transport network : [HoR Committee Hansard]

ACTING CHAIR —Welcome, Mr Panigiris. You were not here earlier when I mentioned that the committee's proceedings are an extension of the proceedings of the parliament and they carry with them the same obligations. We do not ask people to swear an oath, but the disciplines of the parliament apply

Date: 17/02/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commrep/a0000041.sgm/0010 - Source: House of Reps

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON COMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORT AND MICROECONOMIC REFORM : 17/02/98 : Role of rail in the national transport network : [HoR Committee Hansard]

ACTING CHAIR —Mr Marshall, thank you for your presence this morning. We have your submission which has been authorised for publication. You have heard me say earlier about the method of the proceedings. We are not asking you to swear on oath, but the committee's proceedings are an extension of

Date: 17/02/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commrep/a0000041.sgm/0012 - Source: House of Reps

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