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Dr Mariann Lloyd-Smith, IPEN, preliminary briefing submission (received 4 November 2024)
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Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, preliminary briefing submission (received 4 November 2024)
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Briefing material for Professor Martyn Kirk and Dr Kayla Smurthwaite, the National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health (received 4 November 2024)
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Professor Susan C Wilson, preliminary briefing submission (received 4 November 2024)
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Professor Jochen Mueller, Queensland Alliance for Environmental Health Sciences, preliminary briefing submission (received 4 November 2024)
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6
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Australian Industrial Chemicals Introduction Scheme, preliminary submission (received 7 November 2024)
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7
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Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, Selection of academic journal articles on the environmental and human health impacts of PFAS (received 21 October 2024)
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8
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Department of Defence, clarification of evidence, public hearing 13 November 2024 (received 2 December 2024)
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9
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Professor Stuart Khan, Head of School of Civil Engineering, Sydney University, briefing material for public hearing 22 January 2025 (received 21 January 2025)
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10
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Chart detailing the relative concentrations of PFAS in consumer products, drinking water guidelines and biosolids, provided by the Water Services Association of Australia as briefing material for public hearing on the 22 January 2025 (received 21 January 2025)
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Waste Dive media article, published November 2024, provided by Colin J Bosworth (received 26 November 2024)
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Dr Matt Landos, Selection of academic journal articles on the environmental impacts of PFAS (received 26 February 2025)
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TasWater, additional evidence relating to Launceston public hearing on 12 March 2025 (received 13 March 2025)
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Professor Brad Clarke, papers provided for public hearing 4 June 2025 (provided 28 May 2025)
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Dr Linda Birnbaum, documents provided in support of appearance at public hearing in Canberra, on 10 June 2025 (received 6 June 2025)
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Hemp Farms Australia, evidence supporting remediation of PFAS using hemp crops (received 12 June 2025)
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Tracey Anton, documents provided in support of appearance at public hearing in Melbourne, on 4 June 2025 (received 3 June 2025)
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Dr Linda Birnbaum, opening statement, public hearing 10 June 2025 (received 10 June 2025)
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Professor Oliver Jones, information provided ahead of public hearing appearance, 10 June 2025 (received 9 June 2025)
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Professor Charlotte Kroløkke, information provided ahead of public hearing appearance, 10 June 2025 (received 10 June 2025)
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Hemp Farms Australia, presentation outlining Fytolutions C-Biotech's soil enzyme product in conjunction with industrial hemp (received 13 June 2025)
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Belgian hemp trials show promise in extracting chemicals, metals from polluted soil, article provided by Hemp Fams Australia (received 18 June 2025)
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Australian Industrial Chemicals Introduction Scheme, clarification of AICIS' obligations (received 30 June 2025)
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25
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Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, Additional information sought by the Committee Secretariat – IChEMS (received 21 July 2025)
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