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APPENDIX 1
Submissions, additional information and answers to questions on noticeSubmissions
| Submission Number |
Submitter |
| 1 |
CrimTrac |
| 2 |
Northern Territory Police |
| 3 |
National Financial Services Federation |
| 4 |
Australian Bankers' Association Inc |
| 5 |
Australian Crime Commission |
| 6 |
Australian Federal Police |
| 7 |
Australian Taxation Office |
| 8 |
Australian Customs and Border Protection Service |
| 9 |
Attorney-General's Department |
| 10 |
Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre |
| 11 |
Customer Owned Banking Association |
| 12 |
South Australia Police |
| 13 |
Victoria Police |
| 14 |
Mr Adrian Cox |
| 15 |
Remittance Industry Association |
| 16 |
Veda |
| 17 |
Reserve Bank of Australia |
| 18 |
Uniting Church in Australia |
| 19 |
Office of the Australian Information Commissioner |
| 20 |
AML Master |
| 21 |
ASIC |
| 22 |
Mr Gregg Smith |
| 23 |
iDcare |
Answers to Question on Notice[2]
- Answer to Question on
Notice from the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (ACBPS) at a
public hearing on 10 September 2014
- Answer to Question on
Notice from the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (ACBPS) at a
public hearing on 10 September 2014
- Answer to Question on
Notice from the Attorney-General's Department at a public hearing on 10
September 2014
- Answers to Questions on
Notice from Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) at a
public hearing on 9 September 2014.
- Answer to Question on
Notice from the Attorney-General's Department (received 20 February 2015)
- Answer to Question on
Notice from the Australian Crime Commission (received 18 February 2015)
- Answer to Questions on
Notice from AUSTRAC (received 25 February 2015)
- Answers to Questions on
Notice from ASIC (received 24 March 2015)
Additional Information[3]
- Tabled document from
public hearing in Canberra, ACT on 10 September 2014 from the Australian
Taxation Office
- Annotated Bibliography
provided by the Parliamentary Library for the inquiry into Financial related
crime
- Chronology includes major
events concerning serious and organised crime relating to the financial sector
in Australia - provided by the Parliamentary Library
- Additional information -
Australian Financial Services Federation
Correspondence[4]
- Correspondence received
from Westpac Relating to financial related crime and the remittance industry
- Correspondence from the
ACCC Chairman Mr Rod Sims re: financial related crime inquiry
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