Appendix 3
Additional information, tabled documents
and answers to questions on notice
Additional information
Andrew Goldsmith and Sinclair
Dinnen, 'Transnational Police Building: critical lessons from Timor-Leste
and Solomon Islands', Third World Quarterly Vol. 28, No. 6, 2007, pp.
1091–1109.
Sinclair Dinnen, Abby McLeod and Gordon
Peake, 'Police-Building in Weak States: Australian Approaches in Papua New
Guinea and Solomon Islands', Civil Wars, Vol. 8, No.2 (June 2006), pp.
87–108.
Captain Wayne McInnes, Appendices to
submission number 5—Submission for the Recognition of Conditions of
Service for the Australian Training Support Team East Timor (ATST-EM) and
members of the Defence Cooperation Program East Timor (DCP-EM), with two
attachments.
Australian Peacekeeper and Peacemaker
Veterans' Association, Ministerial Submission to the Minister for Veterans
Affairs, Mr Bruce Bilson MP, regarding classification of service of the Australian
Training Support Team East Timor (ATST-EM).
Paul Toohey, 'An uncivil war',
The Bulletin, 6 June 2006.
United Nations Police Association of
Australia and Police Federation of Australia, Recommendations to Senate
Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade, Inquiry into Australia's
involvement in peacekeeping operations, 6 September 2007.
World Vision Australia:
Appendices to email of September 2007.
1. Draft Emergency and Accountability Framework, Humanitarian Reference
Group, Australian Council for International Development
2. Red R Australia web publication: training course overview
3. Red R Australia web publication: Current training calendar and course
fee structure
4. Red R Australia web publication: Overview of training partners
5. Red R Australia web publication: Overview of courses (several documents)
Answers to questions and written questions on notice
Department of Defence—24 July 2007
Answers to questions on notice
1. Australian Defence Force (ADF) Peacekeeping Centre
2. ADF language capability
3. ADF language training
Answers to written questions on
notice
1. Assessing support for peacekeeping operations
2. Additional army battalions
3. INTERFET leadership
4. Coordination with the UN
5. Coordination with the AFP
6. Division of roles with the AFP
7. Coordination with AusAID
8.–12. & 15. Australian
Training Support Team East Timor
13.–14. Medical
care
16. Pre–deployment training
17. Health awareness
18. Post-deployment briefing
19. UN Senior Mission Leadership courses
20.–21. ADF
Peacekeeping Centre
22. Civil–Military Coordination
23. ADF investigations
24. Lessons learnt
25. & 27. Health
26. Classification
of service
27. Australian
Peacekeeping Medal
28. Australian
War Memorial Roll of Honour
Department of Veterans' Affairs—24 July 2007
Answers to questions on notice
1. DVA personnel's understanding of peace operations
2. Health study on peacekeepers
3. Peacekeeping display at the Australian War Memorial
4. Medical records
5. ANZAC Parade memorial
6. Recognition of peacekeepers
Australian Federal Police—25 July 2007
Answers to questions on notice
1. Resources used by the International Deployment Group
2. Publication of Performance measures for AFP peace operations
–Attachment
1: Framework for Performance Indicators in Australian Federal Police (AFP)
Peace Operations by University of Queensland Social Research Centre (October
2006)
3. Recruits to the AFP and IDG
4. Sworn positions (refer to question 6)
5. Rehabilitation, compensation and complementarity between the ADF and AFP
(refer to written questions on notice 24-28)
6. Sworn AFP personnel and eligibility/capability of AFP staff for
deployment
7. Update on United Nations mission in Cyprus
8. Language, cultural and human rights training
9. World Vision allegations regarding use of force in RAMSI
10. United Nations Security Council resolution 1325
Answers to written questions on notice
1. Resource capacity
2. Proportion of Australian police in East Timor, Solomon Islands and Bougainville
3. Precautions to protect unarmed officers
4. Weapons competency
5. Intelligence regarding Honiara in April 2006
6.–7. Transition
and legal vacuum
8. Local institution building
9. Pre-deployment training for RAMSI
10. Peacekeeping 'think tank'
11. Post-deployment debriefing
12. Training in Conflict resolution and negotiation
13. Health education
14. Civil–military–police coordination doctrine
15. Pacific Islands personnel deployed to RAMSI
16. Standing police capacity
17. UN rapid deployment
18. Immunity for deployed police officers
19.–20. Accountability for
conduct
21. Distinguishing police from military
22. Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome in AFP personnel
23. Access to medical records
24.–29. Workers'
compensation and rehabilitation scheme
30.–33. Honours
and awards
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT)
Answers to questions on notice—25 July 2007
1. Australian staff in the UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO)
2. Australian staff's responsibilities in the DPKO and Australia's Permanent
Mission to the UN
3. Quarterly report to United Nations on Australia's capacity
–Attachment
2: United Nations Stand–by Arrangements System (UNSAS) Quarterly Status Report
July to September 2007
Answers to written questions on notice—25 July 2007
1. Agency representation in peace operations
2. Involvement of civilian experts in peace operations
3. Cultural awareness in peace operations
4. Public awareness of peacekeeping activities
5. Establishment of a peacekeeping 'think tank'
6.–8. ANAO
audit–lessons learnt, reporting
9. Pacific
representation in RAMSI
Answers to questions on notice—13 August 2007
1. Number of women in decision-making positions
2. Australia–Japan security declaration
3. Participation in UN senior leadership courses
Australian Agency for International Development—25 July 2007
Answers to questions on notice
1. AusAID and ADF International Peace Operations Seminar
–Attachment
1: International Peace Operations Seminar
2. AusAID input into AFP International Deployment training
3. AusAID advice to the Regional Assistance Mission in Solomon Islands
(RAMSI) in relation to resolution 1325
Answers to written questions on notice
1. Considerations in the decision to participate
2.–3. Civilians
4.–8. Training
9. Post-deployment
10. Regional training arrangements
11. Government projects in Solomon Islands
12. Civil–military coordination
13. Civil–military–police
coordination
14. Communication and information sharing between security agencies and NGOs
15. Integration of peace operations and other peacemaking activities
16. AusAID-supported projects
17. Role
of women
18. Underlying causes of conflict and RAMSI's success
19.–21. Evaluation
and reporting
22.–24. Financial
commitments
25. Code of conduct
Australian War Memorial
Answers to questions on notice
1. Peacekeeping
displays at the Australian War Memorial
2. Clarification
regarding the Anzac Parade memorial
3. Peacekeepers
and the Roll of Honour
Clarifications
Department of Defence
Lieutenant
General Ken Gillespie, Vice Chief of the Defence Force, correspondence to committee
correcting errors given in evidence on 24 July 2007, dated 15 August 2007.
Squadron Leader
Ruth Elsley, correspondence to committee correcting evidence provided on 24 July 2007, dated 13 August 2007.
AusAID
Mr Alan March,
Australian Agency for International Development, correspondence to committee
correcting evidence provided on 25 July 2007, dated 7 August 2007.
ACFID
Mr Paul
O'Callaghan, Australian Council for International Development,
correspondence to committee clarifying evidence given on 6 September 2007, dated 9 September 2007.
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