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: Open and ShutSenate Committee's busy reading week
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The Senate Finance and Public Administration Committee has published only 6 submissions received in connection with the inquiry into the Freedom of Information reform bills, but my submission and two others I am know of that made it by the deadline last Thursday are yet to appear. The Committee won't have much time to read on the subject, or to organise who it wants to hear from further, as a hearing has been scheduled for Friday 5 February in Canberra, after 3 days of full-on resumption of activities in the Senate. I'll post my submission when it goes up on the Committee website.
Full post as published by Open and Shut on January 31, 2010 (boomark / email).
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