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Report of the Australian Parliamentary Delegation to Canada, the United States, Italy, Austria, the United Kingdom & the Netherlands June 2009 © Commonwealth of Australia 2009 ISBN 978-1-74229-129-1

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MEMBERSHIP OF THE DELEGATION	(PDF 58KB)
Acronyms and abbreviations list	(PDF 80KB)
Foreword	(PDF 104KB)
CHAPTER 1 - Background to the delegation	(PDF 537KB)
The objectives of the delegation Acknowledgements ANZAC Day Commemorations
CHAPTER 2 - North American approaches to organised crime	(PDF 627KB)
Canada Canadian agencies with which the Delegation met The Public Prosecution Service of Canada The nature of organised crime in Canada Key Canadian legislation targeting organised crime Key issues and findings United States of America United States Organisations with which the Delegation met The nature of organised crime in the United States Key United States legislation targeting organised crime Key issues and findings Conclusions
CHAPTER 3 - European approaches to organised crime	(PDF 1025KB)
European agencies with which the Delegation met The nature of organised crime in Europe Key Italian and Dutch legislation targeting organised crime Key issues and findings Conclusions
CHAPTER 4 - United Kingdom approaches to organised crime	(PDF 685KB)
UK agencies which the Delegation met The nature of organised crime in the UK Key United Kingdom legislation targeting organised crime Key issues and findings Conclusions
CHAPTER 5 - International arrangements to address serious and organised crime	(PDF 217KB)
Key findings of the Delegation Concluding remarks
APPENDIX A - Terms of Reference	(PDF 91KB)
APPENDIX B - Delegation Program	(PDF 147KB)
APPENDIX C - Agencies/officers with whom the Delegation held meetings	(PDF 89KB)
Canada United States Italy Austria United Kingdom
APPENDIX D - UNICRI's power point – work against Transnational Threats	(PDF 2212KB)
APPENDIX E - United Kingdom case judgement details regarding the reverse burden of proof in confiscation	(PDF 102KB)
APPENDIX F - Speech by Mr Antonia Maria Costa, Director General, United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime:	(PDF 157KB)

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