House of Representatives Committees

Standing Committee on Economics, Finance and Public Administration

Review of the ANAO audit report No.37 1998-99 on the management of the Tax File Numbers
Media Releases

Media release: 4 April 2000

TAX FILE NUMBERS INQUIRY - PUBLIC HEARING

The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics, Finance and Public Administration is currently investigating administrative, policy and client service issues of TFN management, as recently reported by the Australian Nation Audit Office in audit report no. 37 1998/99. The committee is also inquiring into other aspects of the TFN system in Australia. The seventh public hearing for the inquiry will be held on

Wednesday 5 April 2000
From 10.00am - 11.00am

in
Committee Room 2R1
Parliament House
CANBERRA

The witness to be called on this day is:

10.00am - 11.00am     Australian Federal Police

Ends // 4 April 2000

Further information:
David Hawker MP (Chairman) 02 - 6277 4100 (Parliament House)
Melissa Stutsel (Principal Research Officer) 02 - 6277 2319
Email: EFPA.Reps@aph.gov.au
Committee Website: http://www.aph.gov.au/house/committee/efpa/TFNaudit/tfnindix.htm

Note:    The hearing is to be broadcast on the Parliamentary Internet site at: http://webcast.aph.gov.au/livewebcast1.asp

 

Committee Membership 39th Parliament

Chairman: Mr David Hawker MP
Deputy Chairman: Mr Gregory Wilton MP
Members:
Mr Anthony Albanese MP
Ms Anna Burke MP
Ms Teresa Gambaro MP
Mrs Kay Hull MP
Mr Mark Latham MP
Mr Christopher Pyne MP
Hon Alex Somlyay MP
Dr Andrew Southcott MP

 

For a copy of the Audit Report No 37 - Management of Tax File Numbers:

Contact the Australian National Audit Office (02 6203 7685) or their website http://www.anao.gov.au

Or Government Info Shops or their website http://www.ausinfo.gov.au

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