Division/Agency
and Topic |
Hansard page references |
Management
Services and Corporate Policy |
3-23 |
Answers to questions
on notice |
4-5 |
Efficiency
dividend |
5-6, 8-10, 17-21 |
Staffing |
6-7, 12 |
AQIS ICON IT
project |
7-8, 10-12, 81-82 |
Frequent flyer
points |
9, 21-22 |
Media monitoring |
12-14 |
Printer
cartridges |
13 |
Ministerial
travel |
10, 14-15 |
Freedom of
Information requests |
15 |
Reduction of
certain budget measures |
15-17, 22-23 |
Labelling of
honey and royal jelly |
23 |
Australian
Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority |
23-28, 35-42 |
Cost recovery
framework |
23-24 |
Application
process |
24-25 |
Staffing and
resources |
25-26 |
Review of fees
and charges |
26-28 |
Genetically
engineered crops |
35-36 |
Reviews of
atrazine and triazines |
36-39 |
Responsibility
for the enforcement and monitoring of chemical use |
36-42 |
Chemical residue
on strawberries |
41 |
Australian
Wool Innovation |
42-69 |
Income and
turnover |
42-43 |
Staffing |
43 |
Company secretaries |
43-46, 62-63 |
Number of board
directors |
46 |
Research and development |
46-47, 60-61, 64-65, 68-69 |
Clips to prevent
flystrike in sheep |
49-58 |
Activities of
PETA |
55-57, 67-68 |
AWI's work with
retailers |
52-53, 55-57 |
Pain relief |
54 |
Australian Wool
and Sheep Industry Taskforce |
53, 65-67 |
Classing wool as
non-mulesed |
58-59 |
Off-farm
collaboration |
60-62 |
Product
Integrity, Animal and Plant Health |
69-82 |
Live export
standards |
70-75 |
Memoranda of
Understanding for live exports |
73-74 |
Video footage
relating to the live export of animals |
75-78 |
Mortality levels
for live export consignments |
78-80 |
Australian
Quarantine and Inspection Service |
82-114, 120-126 |
Eastern Creek
quarantine facility |
82-83, 101 |
External
container inspection regime |
83-84 |
Risk of varroa mite |
84-85 |
Sentinel hive
program |
85-86 |
Abalone virus,
ganglioneuritis |
85-89 |
Citrus Canker Eradication
program |
89-90 |
Surveillance of
feral pigs in northern Australia |
91-92 |
WTO case on the
IRA for apples from New Zealand |
92-98 |
Big Bugs
advertising campaign |
98 |
Penalties for
violating quarantine |
98-100 |
Television
program Border Security |
98-101 |
PCR litmus
testing for prawns, particularly for infectious hypodermal and haematopoietic
necrosis virus (IHHNV) |
101-104 |
Pandemic
influenza preparedness |
104, 105-106 |
Ug99 wheat rust |
104-105 |
Red fire ants |
105 |
Didymosphenia
geminata (didymo) |
106-109 |
Mexican feather
grass plant/ Texas tussock |
109-110 |
Fruit fly |
111-114 |
Bovine spongiform
encephalopathy (BSE) |
120-123 |
Surveillance of
feral cattle in northern Australia |
123-125 |
Northern
Australia Quarantine Strategy |
125 |
Quarantine items
on the underside of foreign fishing vessels |
126 |
Export Wheat
Commission |
114-120 |
Functions of the Export
Wheat Commission |
115 |
Funding for Wheat
Exports Australia |
115 |
Employee expenses |
116 |
Increase of
container exports |
115, 117-120 |
Biosecurity Australia |
28-35, 126-131 |
Import Risk
Analysis for bananas from the Philippines |
28-35 |
Risks associated
with importing bees |
126-130 |
Stone fruit
imports from the United States (US) |
130-131 |
International |
131-133 |
Stone fruit trade
with Taiwan |
131-133 |
Division/Agency
and Topic |
Hansard page references |
International |
4-30 |
International
Agricultural Cooperation program |
4-6, 18-19 |
United Nations
Food and Agricultural Organisation |
6-7 |
Free Trade
Agreement with Japan |
7-9 |
Free Trade
Agreement with China |
9-14 |
US Farm Bill |
14-19 |
Trade
opportunities for Australia |
19-20 |
Wheat Export
Marketing Bill 2008 |
20-21 |
Work on food
security – access to and availability of food and food productivity |
22-29 |
Funding for
horticulture |
29-30 |
Horticultural
Code of Conduct |
30 |
Grains
Research and Development Corporation |
31-41 |
Growers levy |
31-32 |
Work on grain
varieties |
32-33, 40 |
Water efficiency |
33-34 |
Adoption of
technology |
34-35 |
GM technology |
35-39 |
GM production in
northern Australia |
40 |
GE crops and weed
tolerance |
41 |
Meat and
Livestock Australia |
42-56 |
Red meat
stocktake program |
42 |
ACCC inquiry into
supermarket prices |
43-45, 49 |
Goat industry |
45-46 |
Domestic
marketing program |
46-47 |
ACCC inquiry into
meat prices |
44-45, 47-49 |
International
marketing campaign |
49-50 |
BSE |
51 |
Carbon embedded
in meat products |
51-53 |
Carbon trading
scheme |
53-56 |
Food and
Agriculture |
56-58 |
Sugar industry
restructure package |
56-57 |
Ethanol |
57-58 |
Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics |
58-94 |
Oil prices |
59-69 |
Loss of the
single desk |
70-71 |
Cost of inputs
into farming, such as fertiliser, chemicals, etc |
73-76 |
Provision of
information on the wheat industry |
76 |
GE crops |
76-87 |
Income of
Victorian dairy farmers |
87, 91 |
Ethanol |
87-90 |
Work on linking
economic and climate modelling |
91-92 |
Bureau of
Rural Sciences |
94-95 |
Rural Policy
and Innovation |
95-113 |
Drought forecasts
and EC declarations |
95-96 |
Social impact of
drought |
96-97 |
EC funding |
97-100 |
Funding for
research and development corporations |
100-104, 111-112 |
Tenders for rural
financial counselling services |
104-106 |
RIRDC rural
women's awards |
106-107, 111 |
Funding for the
Country Women's Association (CWA) |
107-109 |
GE research |
109-110 |
Funding for
Heywire |
110 |
Natural
Resource Management |
114-129 |
Northern Pacific Seastar |
115-116 |
Funding for
regional NRM bodies |
116-126, 128 |
Landcare |
128-129 |
Fisheries and
Forestry |
129-135 |
Funding for Gippsland
Lakes projects |
129, 131 |
Onshore business
assistance |
130 |
Funding for
abalone virus ganglioneuritis |
130 |
Tasmanian Community
Forest Agreement |
130, 131-132 |
Forestry Managed
Investment Schemes (MIS) |
130 |
Wrongly
apprehended Indonesian fishing vessels |
132-133, 134-135 |
Queensland fin
fishery |
133 |
Forest and Wood
Products Australia |
133-134 |