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Employment, Education and Training References Committee : 18/08/98 : Regional employment and unemployment : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —I declare open this public hearing of the Senate Employment, Education and Training References Committee. The hearing today is at the Commonwealth offices in Perth, and it is part of the committee's inquiry into regional employment and unemployment. We have an apology from our colleague Senator Synon, who is

Date: 18/08/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commsen/m0000135.sgm/0003 - Source: Senate

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Employment, Education and Training References Committee : 18/08/98 : Regional employment and unemployment : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —Welcome, Mr Fry. Have you read the card and do you understand what it tells you about evidence given before the committee? Mr Fry —Yes, thank you. CHAIR —Would you like now to make an opening statement and then we will put questions to you. Mr Fry —Armadale Kelmscott

Date: 18/08/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commsen/m0000135.sgm/0005 - Source: Senate

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Employment, Education and Training References Committee : 18/08/98 : Regional employment and unemployment : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —Before I welcome our next guests, I want to acknowledge in the crowd Mr Brian Dynan from the local DSS office and Mr Chris Harms from the local DEETYA office. I am interested that you are here and probably desperately trying not to say anything. I think it's important

Date: 18/08/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commsen/m0000135.sgm/0007 - Source: Senate

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Employment, Education and Training References Committee : 18/08/98 : Regional employment and unemployment : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —Welcome to you all. The committee prefers all evidence to be given in public but should you at any time request to make your evidence in camera we will consider that request. I think you would have all seen and read the little card stating this matter. For the

Date: 18/08/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commsen/m0000135.sgm/0009 - Source: Senate

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Employment, Education and Training References Committee : 18/08/98 : Regional employment and unemployment : [Senate Committee Hansard]

ACTING CHAIR —I now invite you to make an opening statement and at the conclusion of your remarks we will ask questions. Mr Thorn —Thank you, Senator. I have just a few remarks in opening which my board has asked me to pass on to you. I should say my

Date: 18/08/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commsen/m0000135.sgm/0011 - Source: Senate

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Employment, Education and Training References Committee : 18/08/98 : Regional employment and unemployment : [Senate Committee Hansard]

ACTING CHAIR —I invite you now to make an opening statement and then we will ask questions. Mr McMahon —Thank you, Senator. The area of key concern that I can provide some information about is unemployment of young people because this is an area of great concern and interest to

Date: 18/08/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commsen/m0000135.sgm/0013 - Source: Senate

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Employment, Education and Training References Committee : 18/08/98 : Regional employment and unemployment : [Senate Committee Hansard]

ACTING CHAIR —I welcome Mrs Barbara Dinnie and Mrs Anne Gething from the Country Women's Association. You have a card before you which shows the rules of evidence for the Senate. You might like to look at that during the hearing. I now invite you to make a brief opening

Date: 18/08/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commsen/m0000135.sgm/0015 - Source: Senate

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Employment, Education and Training References Committee : 17/08/98 : Regional employment and unemployment : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —The committee prefers all evidence to be given in public, but should you at any stage wish to give your evidence, part of your evidence or answers to specific questions in camera, you may ask to do so and the committee will consider your request. I have to point

Date: 17/08/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commsen/m0000134.sgm/0004 - Source: Senate

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Employment, Education and Training References Committee : 17/08/98 : Regional employment and unemployment : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —The committee prefers all evidence to be given in public, but should you at any time wish to give your evidence, part of your evidence or answers to specific questions in camera, you may ask to do so and the committee will consider your request. I have to point

Date: 17/08/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commsen/m0000134.sgm/0006 - Source: Senate

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Employment, Education and Training References Committee : 17/08/98 : Regional employment and unemployment : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —Welcome, Mr David Winter. I think you would have seen a card indicating to you that evidence must be given in public but you can ask to give some of your answers in camera. You can affirm to the committee that you have seen that card? Mr Winter —Read

Date: 17/08/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commsen/m0000134.sgm/0012 - Source: Senate

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Employment, Education and Training References Committee : 17/08/98 : Regional employment and unemployment : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —Welcome to this committee hearing. Do you have any comments on the capacity in which you appear? Mr McIlhone —I represent the economic development aspirations of six local authorities which include Fremantle, East Fremantle, Cockburn, Melville, Kwinana and Rockingham. CHAIR —I believe all of you would have seen the

Date: 17/08/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commsen/m0000134.sgm/0014 - Source: Senate

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Employment, Education and Training References Committee : 17/08/98 : Regional employment and unemployment : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —I believe both of you would have seen the card. You have read the card and understood the requirement about evidence—that evidence should be given in public but you may choose to give your evidence in camera. I wonder now if you would like to make an opening statement

Date: 17/08/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commsen/m0000134.sgm/0016 - Source: Senate

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Employment, Education and Training References Committee : 17/08/98 : Regional employment and unemployment : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —I am not sure we have had the opportunity to thank Alcoa for its hospitality, but we thank you. We appreciate your assistance in this matter, Mr Foley. I think you would have read the card that explains the way in which we prefer to take evidence. Mr Foley

Date: 17/08/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commsen/m0000134.sgm/0018 - Source: Senate

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Employment, Education and Training References Committee : 17/08/98 : Regional employment and unemployment : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —You have all read the card explaining the requirements about giving evidence before such a committee? Mr Gale —Yes. CHAIR —Okay. Now, if you would like to make some opening comments, then we will put some questions to you. I do appreciate you are from two groups, but fire

Date: 17/08/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commsen/m0000134.sgm/0020 - Source: Senate

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Employment, Education and Training References Committee : 05/08/98 : Regional employment and unemployment : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —Welcome. The committee prefers all evidence to be given in public but should you at any stage wish to give your evidence, part of your evidence or answers to specific questions in private or in camera, you can ask to do so and the committee will give consideration to

Date: 05/08/1998 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commsen/s0000443.sgm/0003 - Source: Senate

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