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STANDING COMMITTEE ON ECONOMICS : 28/05/2007 : INDUSTRY, TOURISM AND RESOURCES PORTFOLIO : Tourism Australia : [Senate Estimates]

Tourism Australia 89 0 Senator O’BRIEN 8O6 O’Brien, Sen Kerry 89 —Two questions remain unanswered from the previous round of estimates. I will come back to you with the numbers if you are not aware of

Date: 28/05/2007 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/10258/0004 - Source: Senate

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 30/05/2006 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : Treasury : [Senate Estimates]

Treasury 5 0 CHAIR 10000 CHAIR 5 —I welcome the Commissioner of Taxation, Mr D’Ascenzo, and officers of the Australian Taxation Office and officers from the Revenue Group of Treasury. I am told that the minister

Date: 30/05/2006 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/9355/0003 - Source: Senate

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 16/02/2006 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : Australian Prudential Regulation Authority : [Senate Estimates]

Australian Prudential Regulation Authority 71 0 CHAIR 10000 CHAIR 71 —I welcome to the table officers of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority—Dr Laker, gentlemen. Dr Laker, do you have a brief opening statement?

Date: 16/02/2006 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/9100/0003 - Source: Senate

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 03/11/2005 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : Inspector-General of Taxation : [Senate Estimates]

Inspector-General of Taxation 101 0 ACTING CHAIR (Senator Chapman) 10000 ACTING CHAIR 101 —We will now move to questions for the Inspector-General of Taxation. 0 Senator SHERRY ZW4

Date: 03/11/2005 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/8866/0006 - Source: Senate

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 19/02/2004 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : Productivity Commission : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —I welcome to the table Mr Kerr on behalf of the Productivity Commission. Mr Kerr, do you have an opening statement? Mr Kerr —I will make a couple of brief remarks to remind the committee of the projects that we have with us at the moment. By and large

Date: 19/02/2004 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/7321/0009 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 06/11/2003 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : Australian Competition and Consumer Commission : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —I indicate that officers of Treasury concerned with outcome 2 will not be required before 8.00 p.m. I have already indicated that nobody involved in outcome 3 will be required at all because those questions will be placed on notice. I welcome to the table Mr Cassidy and officers

Date: 06/11/2003 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/7060/0011 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 02/06/2003 : INDUSTRY, TOURISM AND RESOURCES PORTFOLIO : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —On 13 May 2003 the Senate referred to this committee the particulars of proposed expenditure in respect of the year ending 30 June 2004 for the two portfolio areas of Treasury, and Industry, Tourism and Resources. The committee will consider proposed expenditure for departments and agencies in the order

Date: 02/06/2003 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/6474/0003 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 13/02/2003 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : Australian Office of Financial Management : [Senate Estimates]

Senator CONROY —I would like to ask about the table headed `Funding requirement' on page 33 of the AOFM annual report. At the top of the table you use the term `Net funding requirement', and under that is `Headline budget balance' and `Other financing'. Could you explain the meaning of

Date: 13/02/2003 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/6150/0007 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 12/02/2003 : treasury portfolio : Australian Securities and Investments Commission : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —I call the committee to order and welcome officers of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. Do you want to make an opening statement? Mr Johnston —Yes. We appear today before the committee at an interesting time in the world of financial services. We are 11 months into the

Date: 12/02/2003 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/6149/0012 - Source: SENATE

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FINANCE AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 20/11/2002 : FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION PORTFOLIO : Department of Finance and Administration : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —I think we have finished with superannuation, so we will move on to outcome 2 of the Department of Finance and Administration. Senator SHERRY —On the payment of superannuation for contractors and consultants, just to give you some very brief background, the department of primary industry, specifically AQIS, got

Date: 20/11/2002 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/6001/0009 - Source: SENATE

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FINANCE AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 20/11/2002 : PRIME MINISTER AND CABINET PORTFOLIO : Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —Welcome, Minister. Mr Metcalfe, it is good to see you in a different reincarnation. We will commence with general questions from Senator Ray. Senator ROBERT RAY —Minister, we are going to bounce around a bit because Senator Faulkner, who had main carriage here, has had to go, as you

Date: 20/11/2002 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/6001/0016 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 20/02/2002 : treasury portfolio : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —When now turn to the examination of the Treasury portfolio, and we will commence with the Australian Taxation Office. I welcome to the table Senator Coonan, the Minister for Revenue and Assistant Treasurer; Mr Carmody, the Commissioner of Taxation; and other officers of the Australian Taxation Office. The basis

Date: 20/02/2002 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/5367/0005 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 07/06/2001 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIRMAN —Welcome. This morning we are dealing with the Department of Treasury and the Australian Taxation Office. Senator COOK —Yesterday, under a different heading to this, I was asking questions which were being mostly fielded by Mr G. Smith on business tax reform. It was suggested to me that maybe

Date: 07/06/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/4909/0003 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 06/06/2001 : Treasury Portfolio : Department of the Treasury : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIRMAN —This morning we are dealing with estimates for the Department of the Treasury and we are starting off with outcome 2—effective government spending and taxation arrangements. Welcome, Mr Greg Smith and Dr Grimes, Minister. Do you have any opening statement? Senator Kemp —No. I urge the committee, as always,

Date: 06/06/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/4908/0004 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 04/06/2001 : INDUSTRY, SCIENCE AND RESOURCES PORTFOLIO : Australian Sports Drugs Agency : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIRMAN —Do you want to make an opening statement, Mr Mackey? Mr Mackey —No, Mr Chairman. Senator LUNDY —I have some general questions about the sports allocation in the budget. Outcome 1 had an increase in funding from the last budget of approximately $670,000. Can you tell me where the

Date: 04/06/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/4906/0007 - Source: SENATE

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