Appendix A – Exhibits presented to the inquiry

No.	Individual/Organisation

Mr Patrick Tacey, Creswick North Primary School

Mr Glenn W. Marchant

Name withheld

Dr Bede Harris, University of Canberra

Dr Sarah Barker

Mr Brian Moore

Mr Robert Smith

Mr Ian Martin, Alfredton Primary School

Mr David Westaway, Alfredton Primary School

10 Australian College of Educators 11

Multicultural Council of Wagga Wagga

Western Australian Electoral Commission

The Hon Alan Carpenter, Premier of Western Australia

The Hon Wayne Berry, Speaker of the ACT Legislative Assembly

Community Relations Commission

16 Parliamentary Education and Community Relations Section, Parliament of NSW 17

Local Government Association of South Australia

Mr Robert Tuppini

Australian Centre for Educational Studies, Macquarie University

20 Political & Legal Educators of Western Australia 21 Dr Norman Abjorensen et al. , Australian National University 22 Dr Harry Phillips, Parliamentary Fellow, Parliament of WA 23

Ms Lucy van der Wall

24 The Hon. Shelly Archer MLC, Member for Mining and Pastoral Region, WA 25 Australian Federation of Societies for Studies of Society and Environment 26 Ms Astrid Fauchon 27 Ms Yvonne Goudie 28 Department of the Senate 29 Ms Nicola Roxon MP 30

Australian Greens

Ms Jacqueline Mowbray

32 Mr Michael Doyle 33

Multicultural Council of Tasmania

34 Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission 35 Ms Kelly Parker 36 Victorian Electoral Commission 37 Auburn Migrant Resource Centre 38 Ms Janet Magnin 39 Ms Alison Hogg 40

Rosetta Primary School, Hobart

41 Democratic Audit of Australia 42 Dr David Lovell and Dr Linda Botteril , School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Australian Defence Force Academy 43 The Students' Association of the University of Adelaide 44 United Nations Youth Association of Tasmania 45 National Union of Students 46 Ms Robyn Stephenson 47 Dr Lucas Walsh , Centre for Citizenship and Human Rights, Deakin University 48 Australian Education Union 49 ACT Minister's Youth Council 50

Local Government Association of Queensland

51 National Capital Educational Tourism Project 52 Ms Jo Anne Rey 53 Civil Liberties Australia ACT Branch 54 Dr Murray Print and Dr Lawrence J. Saha, Youth Electoral Study 55 Guides Australia 56 Association of Independent Schools of Victoria 57 Mr Richard Lenn 58 Mr Andrew Wettern 59 Hambledon State School , Cairns 60 Proportional Representation Society of Australia (Vic-Tas) 61 Mr Eric Brown 62 Mr John R. Miller 63 Mr Andrew Ambrosius 64 Mr Peter Brent , Political Science, Australian National University 65

Ruyton Girls' School, Victoria

66 Queensland Council of Parents and Citizens Associations Inc. 67 Local Government Association of Queensland (supplementary) 68 Ms Jane Gray, Parliamentary Education Officer, Parliament of WA 69 SBS Corporation 70 Mr Edward Smith 71 St Patrick’s College, Ballarat 72 Australian Electoral Commission 73 Constitution Education Fund – Australia 74 Commission for Children and Young People and Child Guardian, Queensland ; New South Wales Commission for Children and Young People; and the Commissioner for Children, Tasmania 75 Mr Duncan Sinclair 76

Mr John Nugent

Mr Toby Chambers

78 Mr Roger Dine 79 Mr Barry McGinley 80 Cllr Peter Morris 81 Mr Andrew J. Smith 82 Australian Children’s Television Foundation 83 ACT Electoral Commission 84 South Australian Electoral Office 85 Southern Cross Group 86 Queensland Department of Education and the Arts 87 Australian Labor Party 88 Victorian Department of Education and Training, Office of Learning and Teaching 89 Independent Schools Council Australia 90 Australian Catholic University, Faculty of Education 91 Department of the House of Representatives 92 Office of Multicultural Interests WA, Department of the Premier and Cabinet 93 Mr Colin Robert Lawton 94 Local Government Association of the Northern Territory 95 The Hon. Teresa Gambaro MP 96 Association of Independent Schools of South Australia 97 Ms Amber Sierek 98 Northern Territory Electoral Commission 99

Mr Richard Lenn (supplementary)

100 Department of Education, Science and Training 101 Ms Kelly Parker (supplementary) 102 New South Wales Government, Cabinet Office 103 Proportional Representation Society of Australia 104 Democratic Audit of Australia (supplementary) 105 Tasmanian Youth Government Association 106 Mrs Melissa Rasmussen 107 Democratic Audit of Australia (supplementary) 108 Department of the House of Representatives (supplementary) 109 Mr Brian Moore (supplementary) 110 Department of Education Science and Training (supplementary) 111

Lions Australia

112 Dr Harry Phillips (supplementary) 113 Mr Don Perna, St Joseph ’s School, Albion Park 114 Hambledon State School (supplementary) 115 Australian Electoral Commission (supplementary) 116 Australian Electoral Commission (supplementary) 117 The Hon Teresa Gambaro MP (supplementary) 118 Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs

Exhibits presented to the inquiry

No.

Organisation / Individual

Mr Boyd Jorgensen, Principal of Beerwah State High School, “Citizenship Curriculum”

2 Hobart City Council “Youth participation report” 3 Mr Don Perna, St Joseph’s High School, “The Parliamentary Club” 4 Ms Louis Mackay Head of Department, Morayfield State High School, “Citizenship curriculum” 5 Ngaanyatjarra Shire Council “Shared Responsibility Agreement Between Aboriginal Community of Warburton” 6 Department of the Senate “Website Usage Analysis Report, October 2005-March 2006” 7 Mr Brent Ritchie and Ms Sue Uzabeaga, “ Discover what it means to be Australian in your National Capital: Size and effect of school excursions to the National Capital”, Centre for Tourism Research, University of Canberra 8 Mr Tony Poynter, Advanced Skill Teacher, Rosetta Primary School, “Citizenship curriculum” 9 Northern Territory Statehood Steering Committee 10 Dept. of Immigration & Multicultural Affairs “Welcome to Canberra”

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Appendix A – Exhibits presented to the inquiry