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FINANCE AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 23/09/1996 : DEPARTMENT OF THE PRIME MINISTER AND CABINET : Program 7--Public administration and accountability : Subprogram 7.3--Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR --Welcome, Mr Moss. Senator Lundy has some questions on subprogram 7.3. Senator LUNDY --I was looking at the summary of the outlays table, and I was just wondering whether you could provide an explanation for the significant reduction of 34.4 per cent in running costs and whether you could describe how you have
Date: 23/09/1996 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw960923a_sfp.out/0046 - Source: SENATE
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FINANCE AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 26/05/1995 : DEPARTMENT OF THE PRIME MINISTER AND CABINET : Program 7--Public administration and accountability : Subprogram 7.4--Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security : [Senate Estimates]

Senator ABETZ --The Samuels Commission of Inquiry into ASIS recommended that the Inspector-General for Intelligence Services be given significantly increased responsibility for auditing the service's compliance with Australian law and with approved rules and operational procedures. Is the Inspector-General currently equipped and resourced to handle such additional functions? Mr Moss --The government has not yet
Date: 26/05/1995 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw950526a_sfp.out/0040 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE A : 24/05/1994 : DEPARTMENT OF THE PRIME MINISTER AND CABINET : Program 7--Public administration and accountability : Subprogram 7.4--Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security : [Senate Estimates]

Senator KEMP --On previous occasions I think the Inspector-General has raised issues concerning the capacity of his office and the staffing arrangements to deal with the number of complaints. Could the officer give us an update whether those are still concerns or whether the government has been able to effectively address those concerns? Mr
Date: 24/05/1994 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw940524a_eca.out/0031 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE A : 01/04/1992 : DEPARTMENT OF THE PRIME MINISTER AND CABINET : Program 7--Public Administration and Accountability : Subprogram 7.4--Office of the Inspector General of Intelligence and Security : [Senate Estimates]

Senator CAMPBELL --What were the two urgent and unforeseen inquiries that required the extra appropriation? Mr Moss --The two inquiries were unforeseen because they arose after the beginning of this financial year. Therefore, we could not prepare for them in budget estimates. They were urgent because both complaints made allegations that agencies had conducted
Date: 01/04/1992 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomw920401a_eca.out/0019 - Source: SENATE
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ESTIMATES COMMITTEE A : 31/10/1988 : DEPARTMENT OF THE PRIME MINISTER AND CABINET : Program 3-PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND ACCOUNTABILITY : Subprogram 3.4-Office of the Inspector- General of Intelligence and Security : [Senate Estimates]

SENATOR BISHOP -Would you elucidate a little the relationship you have with the ONA. MR MOSS -The Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security is charged with assisting ministerial oversight and review of five agencies, and one of those agencies is the Office of National Assessments. The Inspector-General's powers are greatest in respect of ASIO, then
Date: 31/10/1988 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/ecomd881031a_eca.out/0046 - Source: SENATE

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