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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE C : 31/03/1992 : DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS : Program 3--Communications : Subprogram 3.5--Australian Postal Corporation : [Senate Estimates]

Mr Ryan --I am Gerry Ryan, the Corporate Secretary of Australia Post. On my left is Jim Marshall, Group Manager, Operations Support, and on my far right is Mr John Power, Group Manager, Letters. Senator PANIZZA --One of the big complaints of late is this steep rise in postage for magazines. One I
Date: 31/03/1992 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw920331a_ecc.out/0022 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE C : 31/03/1992 : DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS : Program 4--Land Transport : [Senate Estimates]

Senator PANIZZA --Regarding 4.1 and the $20m rail investment program to upgrade the Melbourne-Sydney-Brisbane rail corridor, what are you going to do for $20m on that length of line? Mr Thorpe --That allocation was made as a contribution towards improving the efficiency of that sector. We have been involved in consultations with both the
Date: 31/03/1992 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw920331a_ecc.out/0024 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE C : 31/03/1992 : DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS : Program 5--Maritime : Subprogram 5.3--Waterfront Industry Reform Authority : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIRMAN --Are we away, Minister? Senator Collins --Pardon? CHAIRMAN --Under Maritime? Senator Collins --I am sorry, I was busy reading your note to me, Madam Chairman, urging the officers to be brief in their answers. I am ready now. Mr Merner --I am the First Assistant Secretary, Maritime Policy Division. With me is
Date: 31/03/1992 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw920331a_ecc.out/0029 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE C : 31/03/1992 : DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS : Program 1--Aviation : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIRMAN --I remind the Committee that because of the hour, I shall be more inclined to ask members to focus their questions on the estimates. Senator CHAPMAN --I direct your attention to the following commitments that were made on page 103 of the One Nation statement. Firstly: The Government has decided to support the
Date: 31/03/1992 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw920331a_ecc.out/0031 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE C : 20/09/1990 : DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SECURITY : Program 1-INCOME SECURITY FOR THE RETIRED : Subprogram 1.1-Age Pension : [Senate Estimates]

SENATOR WALTERS -Minister, I refer to the $2.50 that has been brought in for pensioners. You gave an undertaking that you would be approaching all the States and nursing homes, et cetera, not to take that amount into consideration as an increase in the total pension. Have you had complete agreement by all the
Date: 20/09/1990 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd900920a_ecc.out/0006 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE C : 20/09/1990 : DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SECURITY : Program 1-INCOME SECURITY FOR THE RETIRED : Subprogram 1.2-Wife's pension : [Senate Estimates]

SENATOR CRANE -On page 43, in the objectives it says: Wife's Pension aims to achieve the program objectives for age pensioners' wives not entitled to an Age, Invalid or Repatriation Service Pension in their own right. What are those circumstances? MR BUTEL -A wife's pension is designed to accommodate a situation where
Date: 20/09/1990 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd900920a_ecc.out/0008 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE C : 20/09/1990 : DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SECURITY : Program 3-INCOME SECURITY FOR THE UNEMPLOYED AND SICK : Subprogram 3.1-Unemployment benefit : [Senate Estimates]

SENATOR CRANE -On page 86 there is a table relating to financial resources. If we look down the column on the variations we see that unemployment benefits increased 31.71 per cent, and I understand the reason for that. But then we look at salaries and administrative expenses which go up 33 and 38 per
Date: 20/09/1990 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd900920a_ecc.out/0017 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE C : 18/09/1990 : DEPARTMENT OF THE ARTS, SPORT, THE ENVIRONMENT, TOURISM AND TERRITORIES : Program 8-ENVIRONMENT PROGRAM : Subprogram 8.3-Environmental planning : [Senate Estimates]

SENATOR MACDONALD -I have a couple of preliminary questions, Madam Chairman. It is basically the next program that I am interested in and the missing money. On 8.3 at page 302 could someone explain to me why in last year's estimates in division 812.5, rainforest conservation, $3.7m was allowed for expenditure in that division,
Date: 18/09/1990 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd900918a_ecc.out/0045 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE C : 18/09/1990 : DEPARTMENT OF THE ARTS, SPORT, THE ENVIRONMENT, TOURISM AND TERRITORIES : Program 8-ENVIRONMENT PROGRAM : Subprogram 8.8-Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service : [Senate Estimates]

SENATOR CAMPBELL -What are the new fee levels to operate in Kakadu and Uluru National Parks from July next year? DR KAYE -From July next year the entry fee to Uluru will be $8 and the same fee will apply in Kakadu. SENATOR CAMPBELL -In setting the fees, was consideration given to
Date: 18/09/1990 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd900918a_ecc.out/0055 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE C : 18/09/1990 : DEPARTMENT OF THE ARTS, SPORT, THE ENVIRONMENT, TOURISM AND TERRITORIES : Program 10-CORPORATE SERVICES AND PORTFOLIO CO-ORDINATION : Subprogram 10.2-Departmental support services : [Senate Estimates]

SENATOR CRANE -I note in looking once again at page 235 of the draft report that the expenditure for the 1989-90 year was $69,981,589. The expenditure for the previous year was $54,952,314, which represents an increase of 27.35 per cent. Can we have some explanation on the detail of the additional expenditure ? MR
Date: 18/09/1990 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd900918a_ecc.out/0061 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE C : 11/09/1990 : DEPARTMENT OF THE ARTS, SPORT, THE ENVIRONMENT, TOURISM AND TERRITORIES : Program 1-SPORT AND RECREATION : Subprogram 1.4.8-Australian Sports Drug Agency : [Senate Estimates]

SENATOR MICHAEL BAUME -What recommendations, if any, does the Drug Agency make , or has it made, about the handling of athletes who have been found to have tested positive? Who makes the recommendations, say, to an athlete who might be at the Institute about what happens to that athlete if he or she
Date: 11/09/1990 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd900911a_ecc.out/0018 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE C : 11/09/1990 : DEPARTMENT OF THE ARTS, SPORT, THE ENVIRONMENT, TOURISM AND TERRITORIES : Program 2-TOURISM AND INFORMATION : Subprogram 2.1-Policy and program support : [Senate Estimates]

SENATOR CAMPBELL -May we ask some general questions to start with? CHAIRMAN -You may. SENATOR CAMPBELL -Firstly, a question about the latest domestic campaign. I think John Farnham was featured in the advertisements. What was the cost of that campaign? I think it would be referred to as round 1 of the
Date: 11/09/1990 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd900911a_ecc.out/0021 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE C : 11/09/1990 : DEPARTMENT OF THE ARTS, SPORT, THE ENVIRONMENT, TOURISM AND TERRITORIES : Program 2-TOURISM AND INFORMATION : Subprogram 2.2-Expositions and special events : [Senate Estimates]

SENATOR TAMBLING -With regard to the 1992 Exposition in Seville in Spain, I note that the appropriation for this financial year is $13.4m. Last year it was only $1.6m. The explanatory notes give a total approval of $25m as a budget figure. Is it anticipated that all of the expenditure will be accommodated within
Date: 11/09/1990 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd900911a_ecc.out/0023 - Source: SENATE

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