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Members
List of Recommendations
Chair's Foreword
Nationhood, National Identity and Democracy: Australia in the wider world
Chapter 1—Introduction
Conduct of the inquiry
Structure of the report
Comments on Australia's democratic history
Myths and realities of Australian democracy
Chapter 2—Nationhood and democracy: International trends
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COVID-19 and democracy
Australia's place in the world
Committee view
Chapter 3—The Australian nation: Our history, our identities, our future
National stories and national identity
Truth-telling and recognition
Teaching Australia's history
Teaching civics
Australian nationhood, the future
Committee view
Chapter 4—The Australian people: Citizenship, culture and religion, social cohesion
Citizenship
Committee view
Social cohesion
Strengthening social cohesion
Committee view
Chapter 5—Australia's democracy: Trust, satisfaction and belief
How Australians feel about our democracy
Why do we feel this way?
Committee view
Rebuilding trust and satisfaction
Committee view
Chapter 6—Democratic institutions: Building strength and resilience
A closer look at Australia's democracy
The federal parliament
The public service, strength and independence
National institutions, arts and culture
Universities
Committee view
Chapter 7—Conclusion
Dissenting Report by Government Senators: Senator the Hon Sarah Henderson and Senator Paul Scarr
Introduction
Nationhood and democracy: international trends
The Australian nation: our history, our identities, our future
The Australian people: citizenship, culture and religion, social cohesion
Australia's democracy: trust, satisfaction and belief
Democratic institutions: building strength and resilience
Conclusion
Additional Comments from Senator Nita Green
Australian Greens Additional Comments
Acknowledgement
Truth
Treaty
Trust and confidence in our democracy
Appendix 1—Submissions, additional information, answers to questions on notice, form letters and tabled documents
Appendix 2—Public Hearings