| 9.00am |
Attorney General’s
Portfolio |
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Attorney-General’s
Department |
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Departmental Executive |
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Australian Transaction Reports
and Analysis Centre
Administrative Appeals Tribunal
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Australian Law Reform Commission |
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National Native Title Tribunal |
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Federal Magistrates Service |
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Office of Film and Literature
Classification |
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Office of the Privacy Commissioner |
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Federal Court of Australia |
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National Crime Authority |
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Human Rights and Equal Opportunity
Commission |
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Office of the Director of
Public Prosecutions |
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High Court of Australia |
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Australian Government Solicitor |
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Australian Customs Service |
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Australian Federal Police |
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Australian Institute of
Criminology |
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Criminology Research Council |
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Australian Security Intelligence
Organisation |
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Office of Parliamentary
Counsel |
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Insolvency and Trustee Service
Australia (ITSA) |
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| TUESDAY, 29 MAY 2001 |
| 9.00am |
Re-commence Attorney-General’s
Department |
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[Please note: The Committee
will hear from the Family Court of Australia between 9am and 11am
on Tuesday 29 May 2001 if possible] |
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Family Court of Australia |
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Attorney-General's Department |
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Outcome 1 An equitable and
accessible system of federal law and justice |
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Output 1.1 – Maintenance
and development of the federal system of justice and the rights and
responsibilities of individuals, families, business and the community. |
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Output 1.2 – Support for
the Attorney-General as First Law Officer and advice on constitutional
policy. |
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Output 1.3 – Administration
of payments for, and delivery of, government programs including legal
assistance, family law related services, and financial assistance
to the states and territories under s.200 of the Native Title Act
1993. |
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Output 1.4 – Protection
of Australia’s interests internationally and compliance with
Australia’s international obligations. |
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Output 1.6 – Legislative
drafting and publication. |
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Output 1.7 – Machinery
of government obligations. |
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Outcome 2 Coordinated security,
crime prevention and law enforcement arrangements |
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Output 2.1 – Development
and implementation of law enforcement and national security frameworks
and a counter terrorism capability and the prevention of violence
and crime within the Australian community. |
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Output 2.2 – Development
and promotion of protective security policy, advice and common standards
and practices, and the coordination of protective security services. |
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Output 2.3 – Provision
of diplomatic and consular guarding services. |
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Output 2.4 – Provision
of protective security services. |
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Output 2.5 – CrimTrac |
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Immigration and Multicultural
Affairs Portfolio |
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Migration Agents Registration
Authority |
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Migration Review Tribunal |
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| WEDNESDAY, 30 MAY 2001 |
| 9.00am |
Re-commence Immigration
and Multicultural Affairs Portfolio |
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Refugee Review Tribunal
Outcome 1 – Contribute to ensuring that Australia meets
its obligations pursuant to the UN Convention Relating to the Status
of Refugees.
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Output 1.1 – Independent
merits review of decisions concerning applicants for refugee status. |
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Department of Immigration
and Multicultural Affairs |
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Outcome 1 – Lawful
and orderly entry and stay of people. |
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Output 1.1- Non-humanitarian
entry and stay. |
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Output 1.2 – Refugee and
humanitarian entry and stay |
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Output 1.3 – Enforcement
of Immigration Law |
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Outcome 2 – A society
which values Australian citizenship diversity and enables migrants
to participate equitably. |
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Output 2.1 – Settlement
Services |
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Output 2.2 Training and Interpreting
Services |
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Output 2.3 – Australian
Citizenship |
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Output 2.4 Appreciation of
Cultural Diversity |
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Internal products |
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Australian Government Solicitor |
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These times are approximate and will depend on
hearing proceedings.
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| BREAKS |
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Start 9.00am
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1.00pm, 2.00pm |
Lunch |
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6.00pm, 7.00pm |
Dinner |
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10.30am-10.45am
3.30pm-3.45pm
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Morning Tea
Afternoon Tea
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