Pages tagged "Submissions"
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Submission to the Space (Launches and Returns) Act 2018 Draft Rules
Posted on Blog by Taha Khan · June 17, 2019 5:51 PMDownload: Submission to the Space (Launches and Returns) Act 2018 Draft Rules (PDF, 144 KB, 14 June 2019)
See all the submissions on the inquiry website.
This submission was prepared jointly by the Science Party and Taha Khan, who shares our vision for an effective, competitive space sector.
In June 2019, the Australian Space Agency called for submissions in response to its draft rules relating to the Space (Launches and Returns) Act 2018.
Our submission makes specific recommendations that would strengthen and clarify the draft rules. A copy will appear here in full once the Space Agency has considered and published the submissions.
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Comments on the Assistance and Access Bill
Posted on Blog by Andrea Leong · December 03, 2018 8:00 AMDownload this submission:
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Comments on the Assistance and Access Bill 2018 (PDF, 162 KB, 10 September 2018) -
Submission to the NSW draft Electoral Bill 2017
Posted on Blog by Andrea Leong · September 12, 2018 9:46 PMDownload this submission:
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Submission to the NSW draft Electoral Bill 2017 (PDF, 253 KB, 17 September 2017)
This submission was prepared jointly with Flux, who share some of our frustration with the current NSW state political party registration system. -
Submission to the Great Barrier Reef Foundation Partnership 2050
Posted on Blog by Andrea Leong · July 12, 2018 8:00 AMDownload this submission:
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Submission to the Inquiry into the Great Barrier Reef 2050 Partnership Program (PDF, 123 KB, 2 July 2018) -
Submission to the Copyright Modernisation Consultation 2018
Posted on Blog by Andrea Leong · July 12, 2018 8:00 AMDownload this submission:
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Submission to the Copyright Modernisation Consultation 2018 (PDF, 223 KB, 4 July 2018) -
Submission to the Religious Freedom Review 2018
Posted on Blog by Andrea Leong · May 20, 2018 4:43 PMDownload this submission:
Submission to the Religious Freedom Review 2018 (PDF, 138 KB, 14 February 2018)A review into religious freedom announced late last year was explicitly linked to concerns raised during the marriage equality debate. Should bakers be able to refuse to bake cakes for gay weddings without the risk of legal repercussions? We suggest not.
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Submission to the R&D Tax Incentive Review Report
Posted on Blog by Andrea Leong · September 15, 2017 10:10 AMDownload this submission:
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Submission to the R&D Tax Incentive Review Report (PDF, 127 KB, 28 October 2016)
The focus of the Science Party's submission to this report was to argue against providing tax incentives for employers to hire PhD graduates in particular. -
Submission to the ACT Inquiry into an Independent Integrity Commission
Posted on Blog by Andrea Leong · June 16, 2017 12:43 PMDownload this submission:
Submission to the inquiry into the establishment of an independent integrity commission for the ACT (PDF, 139 KB, 19 May 2017)The Science Party put forward a submission calling for an Independent Anti-Corruption Commission for the ACT following a similar model to the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC).
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Submission to the Inquiry into the 2016 Federal Election
Posted on Blog by Andrea Leong · June 07, 2017 6:31 PMDownload this submission:
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Submission to the Inquiry into and report on all aspects of the conduct of the 2016 Federal Election and matters related thereto (PDF, 134 KB, 1 November 2016)
Our recommendations were made with aims of protecting the safety of individuals, levelling the playing field for all political parties and independent candidates, maintaining the integrity of the voting system, and enforcing transparency in government: -
Submission to the Inquiry into Access to Telecommunications Data in Civil Proceedings
Posted on Blog by Andrea Leong · April 13, 2017 3:55 PMDownload this submission:
Submission to the Inquiry into Access to Telecommunications Data in Civil Proceedings (PDF, 136 KB, 27 January 2017).In January 2017, the Attorney General's department called for submissions on the proposed use of telecommunications metadata in civil proceedings. Our submission was one of 262, including 60 from anonymous individuals.
The Science Party aims to overturn this legislation entirely, to end mandatory data retention, so it should be no surprise that we argued against extending the use of retained metadata to civil cases. Submissions to this inquiry were overwhelmingly in opposition to opening up the data for these purposes.
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