

Senator for Western Australia
Australian Greens
Parliamentary Service
Chosen by the Parliament of Western Australia on 12.3.1992 under section 15 of the Constitution to represent that State in the Senate, vice J Vallentine (resigned). Defeated at general elections 1996.
Committee Service
Joint Standing: Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade served from 24.3.1992 to 30.9.1993; Electoral Matters served from 16.6.1992 to 30.6.1996; Migration served from 20.5.1993 to 3.3.1994
Joint Statutory: Native Title and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Land Fund served from 5.5.1994 to 30.6.1996
Senate Select: Public Interest Whistleblowing served from 7.10.1993 to 31.8.1994; Australian Broadcasting Corporation Management and Operations served from 22.9.1994 to 30.3.1995; Land Fund Bill served from 30.11.1994 to 9.2.1995; Unresolved Whistleblower Cases served from 1.12.1994 to 26.10.1995; Certain Land Fund Matters served from 19.9.1995 to 30.11.1995
Senate Standing: Procedure served from 30.11.1995 to 29.4.1996
Conferences, Delegations and Visits
Member, Parliamentary Delegation to the Republic of Korea, Pakistan and Malaysia, June 1992.
Member, Parliamentary Delegation to the Chemical Weapons Convention, Paris, January 1993.
Member, Official Committee Exchange to New Zealand by Joint Committee on Native Title, August 1995.
Member, Parliamentary Delegation to 41st CPA Conference, Colombo, and bilateral visit to Sri Lanka, October 1995.
Parliamentary Party Positions
Australian Greens Deputy Whip in the Senate from 20.5.1996 to 30.6.1996.
Personal
Born: 1.5.1948, Hyderabad, India
Gender: Female
Qualifications and Occupations before entering Federal Parliament
CTCM&H (University of Liverpool).
BPsych (University of Western Australia).
MPsych (University of Western Australia).
Clinical psychologist.
Community worker.