| Date | Submission Title | Recipient | Subject Matter |
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29/11/93 |
130 Key Federal Politicians |
“Re-building Australia – a Start” – initiatives for the Family, Unemployment, Trade, Investment etc. |
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10/02/97 |
130 Key Federal Politicians |
Current Account Deficit, Inflation, Constructive Industry Policy – Vision for Australia |
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03/04/97 |
Joint Standing Committee on Treaties |
Treat to be denounced and replaced by a Charter of Family Rights and Responsibilities |
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30/09/98 |
The cabinet Standing Committee on Law and Order W.A. |
To build law-abiding communities based on community involvement and early intervention. |
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28/04/98 |
Joint Standing Committee on Treaties |
Protection of Australian Sovereignty |
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02/06/98 |
130 Key Federal Politicians |
Argues that there are serious problems facing Australia – the erosion of the family, unemployment, globalization and ageing population and self sustainability of the nation. |
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18/08/98 |
Joint Standing Committee on Treaties |
Treaties not to be signed without prior approval of both Houses of Parliament |
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20/05/99 |
Socio-Economic Consequences of the National Competition Policy (NCP) |
Senate Select Committee on Social Economic Consequences of the National Competition Policy |
A halt to further deregulation unless demonstrated to be in the public interest. |
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20/05/99 |
National Competition Council |
To maintain the Status-quo |
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08/04/99 |
Dr Christine Sharp MLC, C.C. all State MP’s |
Not to proceed with these bills |
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16/07/99 |
Inquiry into the proposed sale of Westrail Freight Business... |
The Standing Committee, Legistlative Councile of WA |
Force behind sale is National Competition Policy. The NCP is seriously flawed |
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01/12/00 |
Joint Standing Committee on Treaties |
Not to ratify the Statute, Support for an international concern, without surrendering Aust Sovereignty |
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03/00 |
Australia's Relations With The United Nations In The Post Cold War environment |
Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade |
Australia not to be part of the UN Standing Army nor participate in International Court of Justice |
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29/03/2001 |
Joint Standing Committee on Treaties |
Acceptance of the amendment 19 Article of the constitution of the International Labour Organisation |
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05/01 |
130 Key Federal Politicians, State Political leaders and community organisations |
Family friendly policies for Australia's future |
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29/05/01 |
United Nations Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous people |
Mr K Wilkie MP, Joint Standing Committee on Treateis |
Might be signed without Parlimentry approval and give rise to unreasonable expectations among indigenous Australians |
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04/09/02 |
Senate Legal and Constitution Committee |
Not to amend the Bill, but to support and uphold the Natural Family |
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29/07/02 |
All Federal Politicians, Major Businesses, Rural and Community organisations |
The problems of declining birth rates, fertility and growing social needs |
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28/05/03 |
Department of Family and Community Services |
Promote children's developmental health and well being as central to the National Agenda. Seeks to highlight the huge volume of Research on Family Strcuture, Child Care and Taxation Equity |
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26/06/03 |
House of Representatives, Standing Committee on Economics, Finance and Public Administration |
Protection for the role of the States |
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16/12/2003 |
The Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet |
Opposition to reform of section 57 |
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25/03/2004 |
All State and Federal Politician and all Media |
Electoral and voting fraud and recommendations to correct these anomalies |
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10/8/2004 |
The Prime Minister |
Retention rate for first year university students |
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9/1/2008 |
State and Federal politicians |
Review of Family Really Does Matter |
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9/1/2008 |
State and Federal Politicians |
Review of crisis facing Australia |
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29/04/2008 |
Ministers |
Best practices concerning food additives |
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28th August 2007 |
Chairman, Consultation Committee for the Proposed Human Rights Act |
Oppositiion to Human Rights Act |
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