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APPENDIX 1 LIST OF PUBLIC SUBMISSIONS, TABLED DOCUMENTS AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AUTHORISED FOR PUBLICATION BY THE COMMITTEE

1	Waite, Mrs C
2	Origins (NSW)
3	CBERS Consultancy (WA)
4	Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (ACT) Supplementary information Additional information arising from the hearing 8.4.09, received 22.6.09
5	Positive Justice Centre (NSW) Supplementary information Additional information received following hearing 7.4.09, dated 12.5.09
6	Benevolent Society (NSW)
7	Tasmanian Government (TAS) Supplementary information Response to question on notice arising from the hearing 8.4.09, dated 5.5.09
8	Northern Territory Government (NT)
9	Barnardos Australia (NSW) Supplementary information Additional information following the hearing 7.4.09 relating to the deportation of a child migrant, dated 14.4.09
10	Alliance for Forgotten Australians (ACT) Supplementary information Response to questions on notice arising from hearing 30.3.09, received 29.4.09 Supplementary submission received 27.5.09 Additional information received 9.6.09
11	Western Australian Department for Child Protection (WA)
12	Western Australian Department for Communities (WA) Supplementary information RedressWA Guidelines, provided at hearing 31.3.09 List of Western Australian Redress referrals, received 31.3.09 Additional information relating to the consultative committee on residential child care in Western Australia, received 14.4.09
13	Forde Foundation Board of Advice (QLD) Supplementary information Additional information relating to grants and the Oral Health Agreement with the QLD Government requested at 6.4.09 hearing, received 9.4.09 Response to comments made at the public hearing 6.4.09, received 11.5.09
14	Broken Rights (Australia) Collective Inc (VIC)
15	Queensland Government (QLD)
16	Golding, Mr Frank (VIC) Supplementary information Additional information relating to accessing records and redress schemes, received 1.4.09 and 11.4.09
17	Fairbridge Foundation, The (NSW)
18	Sdrinis, Ms Angela (VIC)
19	ACT Government (ACT)
20	Harrison, Mr Garry Supplementary information Supplementary submissions dated 6.5.09 and 23.5.09
21	CLAN Care Leavers of Australia Network (NSW) Supplementary information Call log summary from December 08 to March 09, received 2.4.09
22	Minister for Community Services, Victoria (VIC)
23	Child Migrants Trust (VIC) Supplementary information Additional information requested at hearing 8.4.09, dated 27.4.09
24	New South Wales Government (NSW) Supplementary information Additional information requested at hearing 7.4.09, dated 29.5.09
25	The Healing Way for Forgotten Australians Inc (NSW) Supplementary information Additional information received 19.2.08 and dated 26.3.09 Supplementary submission dated 10.4.09
26	Marian, Ms Cherie (VIC)
27	Department of Immigration and Citizenship (ACT) Supplementary information Responses to questions arising from the hearing 8.4.09, dated 18.6.09
28	Association of Child Welfare Agencies (NSW) Supplementary information List of members of the ACWA Forgotten Australians Working Group and list of non-member agencies, received 11.5.09
29	Wings for Survivors (VIC) Supplementary information Letter from online member, received 19.3.09
30	Government of South Australia (SA)
31	Brownlee, Ms Mary (NSW) Supplementary information Supplementary submission received 19.3.09
32	Treweek, Ms Susan (QLD)
33	Micah Projects Inc (QLD)
34	Bradwell, Mr Wayne
35	Collins, Mr Michael
36	Luthy, Mr James Supplementary information Additional information following hearing 6.4.09, dated 20.5.09
37	Bateman, Ms Rosemary (QLD)
38	Forrest, Mr Anthony (SA) Supplementary information Supplementary submission, received 13.5.09 Additional information received 18.5.09 Paper by Enda O'Callaghan, 'Compensation, Reparations and Redress', 2008, received 22.5.09
39	Harrison, Dr S (NSW)
40	Marson, Mr Damien (SA) Supplementary information DVD explaining personal life experiences, received 13.5.09
41	McNair, Mr Brian (VIC)
42	Fawcett, Ms Joan (VIC)
43	Dekker, Ms Muriel (QLD)
44	Meekins, Mr Ki (SA)
45	Name withheld (VIC)
46	Lee, Ms Rosemarie
47	Beauchamp, Mr Carl (NSW)
48	Mancuso, Ms Diane (NSW)
49	Syed-Waasdorp, Mrs Lana (QLD) Supplementary information Note commenting on evidence given at hearing on 6.4.09
50	Adams, Ms Carol
51	House, Mr Robert (VIC)
52	Caron (NSW)
53	Parker, Mr Kevin (VIC)
54	de Bussey, Ms Rozlyn (ACT)
55	Djuric, Ms Bonney (NSW) Supplementary information Copy of 14 Years of Hell: An anthology of the Hay Girls Institution 1961-1974, compiled by Bonney Djuric, 2008 provided at hearing 7.4.09
56	Dodson, Ms Cheryl
57	Sloan, Mr Daryl (VIC)
58	Windell, Ms Grace (NSW)
59	Lovely, Ms Gloria (QLD)
60	Flowerday, Ms Norma (VIC)
61	Brown, Mr Micheal John (NSW)
62	Porter, Mr Warren (SA)
63	Campbell, Ms Cheryl (QLD)
64	Walsh, Mr John (QLD)

Additional Information

Catholic Social Services Australia

List of Catholic run orphanages and homes referred to during the opening statement at the hearing on 7.4.09

Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare

Provided at hearing 30.3.09:

Investing for Success: The economics of supporting young people leaving care, Monograph Number 5 2005
Its not too late to care: Report on the research into the outcomes for people brought up in institutional care in Victoria, Monograph Number 17 2008

Historical Abuse Network (HAN)

Slide copies of presentation given at hearing 6.4.09

Professor Cathy Humphreys, Who Am I? project leader

Who am I? project background information and web directory CD, provided at hearing 30.3.09

Pollard, Mr John

Documents relating to vaccines being given to children in institutions that could have been contaminated and that children were used for experimentation, provided in Perth 31.3.09.

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