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LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 16/06/2004 : Civil Aviation Amendment (Relationship with Anti-discrimination Legislation) Bill 2004 : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —Welcome. HREOC has lodged a submission with the committee which we have numbered 3. Do you need to make any amendments or alterations to that submission? Mr Mason —No, thank you, Senator. CHAIR —I am going to invite you to make a short opening statement and at the conclusion
Date: 16/06/2004 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commbill/7714/0004 - Source: Senate
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LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 10/05/2004 : Surveillance Devices Bill 2004 : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —Welcome. I invite you to make a short opening statement, and at the conclusion of that we will go to questions from members of the committee. Mr Dargan —The Australian Crime Commission commenced operations on 1 January 2003. It was formed through the amalgamation of the former National Crime
Date: 10/05/2004 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commbill/7547/0004 - Source: Senate
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LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 10/05/2004 : Surveillance Devices Bill 2004 : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —I welcome by teleconference Mr David Bernie. We have received a submission from the council which we have numbered 3. Do you wish to make any amendments or alterations to that submission? Mr Bernie —No, thanks. CHAIR —I invite you to make some opening remarks and at the conclusion
Date: 10/05/2004 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commbill/7547/0006 - Source: Senate
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LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 10/05/2004 : Surveillance Devices Bill 2004 : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —I welcome by teleconference Mr Paul Chadwick and Ms Michelle Fisher. Privacy Victoria has lodged a submission with the committee which we have numbered four. Do you need to make any amendments or alterations to that submission? Mr Chadwick —No, thank you. CHAIR —I ask you to make a
Date: 10/05/2004 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commbill/7547/0008 - Source: Senate
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LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 24/03/2004 : Disability Discrimination Amendment Bill 2003 : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —The Disability Discrimination Amendment Bill 2003 proposes to amend the act to remove prohibition on disability discrimination on the ground of a person's addiction to a prohibited drug. The bill would not apply to people who are receiving treatment for their drug addiction. The committee has received 117 submissions
Date: 24/03/2004 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commbill/7461/0003 - Source: Senate
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LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 24/03/2004 : Disability Discrimination Amendment Bill 2003 : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —Welcome, Professor Webster, and thank you very much for agreeing to be a witness for the committee this evening. Do you have any comments to make on the capacity in which you appear? Prof. Webster —I am appearing in a personal capacity, and I am a physician. CHAIR —Thank
Date: 24/03/2004 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commbill/7461/0005 - Source: Senate
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LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 27/10/2003 : Migration Agents Registration Application Charge Amendment Bill 2003; Migration Legislation Amendment (Migration Agents Integrity Measures) Bill 2004 : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to this inquiry into the provisions of the Migration Legislation Amendment (Migration Agents Integrity Measures) Bill 2003 and the Migration Agents Registration Application Charge Amendment Bill 2003 . This is the first hearing of the Senate Legal and Constitutional Legislation Committee's inquiry
Date: 27/10/2003 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commbill/7241/0003 - Source: Senate
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LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 27/10/2003 : Migration Agents Registration Application Charge Amendment Bill 2003; Migration Legislation Amendment (Migration Agents Integrity Measures) Bill 2004 : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —I welcome the departmental witnesses. Before we begin I remind senators that, under the Senate's procedures for the protection of witnesses, departmental representatives should not be asked for opinions on matters of policy. If necessary, they must also be given the opportunity to refer those matters to the appropriate
Date: 27/10/2003 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commbill/7241/0009 - Source: Senate
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LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 09/09/2003 : Age Discrimination Bill 2003 : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —I would like to begin by welcoming you, Mr President, to your first appearance before this committee in your new capacity. We hope that we enjoy a very productive relationship with you as President of HREOC. At least we are starting with this process, and not the estimates process,
Date: 09/09/2003 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commbill/6887/0007 - Source: Senate
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LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 08/09/2003 : Migration Legislation Amendment (Identification and Authentication) Bill 2003 : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —This is the first hearing for the Senate Legal and Constitutional Legislation Committee's inquiry into the provisions of the Migration Legislation Amendment (Identification and Authentication) Bill 2003 . The inquiry was referred to the committee by the Senate on 20 August 2003 for report by 11 September 2003. The
Date: 08/09/2003 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commbill/6886/0003 - Source: Senate
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LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 27/06/2002 : Government amendments to the Proceeds of Crime Bill 2002 and the Proceeds of Crime (Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Bill 2002 : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —I welcome Commissioner Keelty, Federal Agent Colvin, Ms Davis and Mr Knight to the committee. I invite you to make an opening statement. At the conclusion of that I will ask members of the committee if they have any questions for you. You will note that you will not
Date: 27/06/2002 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commbill/5661/0006 - Source: Senate
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LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 27/03/2002 : Proceeds of Crime Bill 2002 and the Proceeds of Crime (Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Bill 2002 : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —Welcome. The Australian Federal Police Association has lodged a submission, which we have numbered as No. 7, and we have more recently received a submission, which we have numbered as No. 7A. Does the AFPA wish to make any amendments or alterations to those submissions? Mr Hunt-Sharman —No, we
Date: 27/03/2002 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commbill/5445/0004 - Source: Senate
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LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 27/03/2002 : Proceeds of Crime Bill 2002 and the Proceeds of Crime (Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Bill 2002 : [Senate Committee Hansard]

CHAIR —Welcome. The Western Australian Police Service has lodged a submission with the committee, which we have numbered as No. 3. Do you wish to make any amendments or alterations to that submission? Det. Supt Gere —No, I don't. CHAIR —I invite you to make a short opening statement. At
Date: 27/03/2002 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/commbill/5445/0006 - Source: Senate

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