A. List of submissions

1
Department of Home Affairs
1.1 Supplementary to submission 1
1.2 Supplementary to submission 1
2
Mr Benjamin Cronshaw
3
Universities Australia
4
Mr Eric Man
5
macquarie Telecom Group
6
Ports Australia
7
Australian Logistics Council
8
Ai Group
8.1 Supplementary to submission 8
9
Cyber Security Research Centre
10
AGL
11
Commonwealth Ombudsman
12
UNSW Allens Hub for Technology, Law and Innovation
13
.au Domain Administration
14
BSA | The Software Alliance
15
Australian Services Union
16
Australian Information Industry Association
17
Uniting Care Queensland
17.1 Supplementary to submission 17
18
Information Technology Industry Council (ITI)
19
Ramsay Health Care
20
Confidential
21
Internet Association of Australia
22
CitiPower Powercor United Energy
23
Amazon Web Services
24
Water Services Association of Australia
24.1 Supplementary to submission 24
25
Palo Alto Networks
26
Australian Banking Association
27
Name Withheld
28
Digital Service Providers Australia New Zealand (DSPANZ)
29
Catholic Health Australia
30
Microsoft
31
Office of the Australian Information Commissioner
32
The Group of Eight
33
Internet Australia
34
Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN)
35
Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security
36
Australian Council of Trade Unions
37
Telstra
38
Clean Energy Council
39
Pharmacy Guild of Australia
40
Electrical Trades Union (ETU)
41
Communications Alliance Ltd
42
Law Council of Australia
43
PwC Australia
44
Business Council of Australia
45
Sunwater Ltd
46
NSW Health
47
Emergency Management Victoria
Attachment 1
48
Optus
49
Confidential
50
Australian Airports Association

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About this inquiry

On 10 February 2022 the Hon. Karen Andrews MP, Minister for Home Affairs, referred the Security Legislation Amendment (Critical Infrastructure Protection) Bill 2022 to the Committee for inquiry and report.



Past Public Hearings

16 Mar 2022: Canberra