Submissions

Submissions received by the Committee

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No.Submitter 
1Mr Geoff Green (PDF 61 KB) 
2J P Downey & Co (PDF 175 KB) 
3Mr Michael Lhuede (PDF 1891 KB)  Attachment 1 (PDF 1196 KB)  Attachment 2 (PDF 82 KB) 
4DCS Group Australia (PDF 246 KB) 
5Dye & Co Pty Ltd (PDF 338 KB) 
6Australian Securities & Investments Commission (PDF 3753 KB) 
7SellersMuldoonBenton (PDF 271 KB) 
8CPA Australia (PDF 1538 KB) 
9Law Council of Australia (PDF 314 KB)  Attachment 1 (PDF 305 KB) 
10Australian Restructuring Insolvency & Turnaround Association (PDF 3353 KB) 
11Australian Institute of Credit Management (PDF 433 KB) 
12Pitcher Partners (PDF 974 KB) 
12.1 Supplementary to submission 12 (PDF 414 KB) 
13Financial Rights Legal Centre, Financial Counselling Australia & Consumer Action Law Centre (PDF 271 KB) 
14Australian Financial Security Authority (PDF 2587 KB) 
15Australian Bankers' Association Inc. (PDF 352 KB) 
16Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (PDF 611 KB) 
17Attorney-General’s Department (PDF 137 KB) 
18Justice Connect (PDF 28 KB) 
18.1 Supplementary to submission 18 (PDF 124 KB) 
19Commercial and Property Law Research Centre (PDF 273 KB)  Attachment 1 (PDF 822 KB) 
20Mr Peter McNamee (PDF 616 KB)  Attachment 1 (PDF 4440 KB) 

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About this inquiry

The bill seeks to amend the Bankruptcy Act 1966 by reducing the default period, and other time periods associated with bankruptcy, from three years to one year.



Past Public Hearings

06 Mar 2018: Melbourne
05 Mar 2018: Sydney

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