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Members of the Committee	(PDF 9KB)
Abbreviations	(PDF 8KB)
Recommendations	(PDF 20KB)
Chapter 1 - Introduction	(PDF 11KB)
Summary of key amendments Conduct of the inquiry Acknowledgement Structure of the report Note on references
Chapter 2 - Criminal asset confiscation	(PDF 95KB)
Related inquiries and reviews Provisions in the Bill Key issues
Chapter 3 - Investigative powers and witness protection	(PDF 65KB)
Background Provisions in the Bill Key issues
Chapter 4 - Joint commission provisions	(PDF 25KB)
Provisions in the Bill Issues raised in submissions
Chapter 5 - Telecommunications interception	(PDF 15KB)
Provisions in the Bill Issues raised in submissions
Chapter 6 - Committee view	(PDF 34KB)
Proceeds of Crimes Act 2002 amendments Amendments relating to investigative powers and witness protection Joint commission of offences Telecommunications interception Conclusion
Additional Comments by Liberal Senators	(PDF 28KB)
Amendments to the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 Telecommunications interception
Appendix 1 - Submissions received	(PDF 9KB)
Appendix 2 - Witnesses who appeared before the Committee	(PDF 8KB)

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