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Matters relating to the Gallipoli Peninsula 12 October 2005 © Commonwealth of Australia 2005 ISBN ISBN 0 642 71574 2

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	(PDF 143KB)
Terms of Reference	(PDF 96KB)
List of Plates	(PDF 81KB)
List of Abbreviations	(PDF 82KB)
Executive Summary	(PDF 132KB)
Introduction	(PDF 149KB)
Background to the inquiry Conduct of the inquiry Procedural issue – non disclosure of government legal advice Structure of the report Acknowledgements
Findings and recommendations	(PDF 106KB)
Chapter 1 - The significance of the Gallipoli Peninsula	(PDF 205KB)
The 1915 campaign The national and heritage significance of the Peninsula The Gallipoli Peninsula, the Peace Park & the ANZAC Commemorative site The Treaty of Lausanne 1923 The Turkish Government's financial commitment to new roads Findings
Chapter 2 - The need for roadworks and the involvement of Australian authorities	(PDF 146KB)
The Australian Government's request for roadworks on the Peninsula The roadworks timeline The extent of the recent roadworks Findings
Chapter 3 - Allegations of environmental damage, and Australian authorities' response	(PDF 190KB)
Allegations that bone fragments have been unearthed Allegations that the landscape has been damaged Australian authorities' response to allegations that bones were unearthed Australian authorities' response to claims the landscape had been damaged Findings
Chapter 4 - Summary of the evidence and current initiatives	(PDF 183KB)
Summary of the evidence Proposed road construction and environmental planning The Inter-Departmental Committee on Gallipoli Completing the coastal road Viewing points The Chunuk Bair to Lone Pine road The need for a comprehensive audit A comprehensive conservation management plan National Heritage Listing Findings
Government Senators' report	(PDF 841KB)
Chapter 1 - The Significance of the Gallipoli Peninsula Chapter 2 - The Need for Roadworks and the Involvement of Australian Authorities Chapter 3 - Allegations of Environmental Damage and Australian Authorities' Response Chapter 4 - Heritage Issues and Related Current Initiatives Chapter 5 - Completion of Roadworks and other Current Initiatives
Additional Comments and partial dissent, Senator Bartlett, Australian Democrats	(PDF 84KB)
Appendix 1 - List of Submissions, Tabled Documents and Additional Information	(PDF 91KB)
Appendix 2 - Public Hearings	(PDF 82KB)
Appendix 3 - Correspondence regarding disclosure of legal advice (Available in PDF format Only)	(PDF 560KB)

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