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Membership of the Committee

 

Chair

Hon Judi Moylan MP

 

Deputy Chair

Mr Brendan O’Connor MP

 

Members

Mr John Forrest MP

Senator Michael Forshaw

 

Mr Harry Jenkins MP

Senator Stephen Parry

 

Mr Bernie Ripoll MP

Senator the Hon Judith Troeth

 

Mr Barry Wakelin MP

 

Committee Secretariat

 

Secretary

Mrs Margaret Swieringa

Inquiry Secretary

Mr John Fuhrman

Senior Research Officer

Mr Raymond Knight

Research Officer

Ms Penny Wijnberg

Administrative Officer

Mr Peter Ratas

 

List of Acronyms

 

AFP

Australian Federal Police

ACIAR

Australian Centre for Agricultural Research

ACS

Australian Customs Service

AusAID

Australian Agency for International Development

Austrade

Australian Trade Commission

DAFF

Department of Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry

DEST

Department of Education Science and Training

DFAT

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

DIMA

Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs

OPO

Overseas Property Office

 


Extract from the Votes and Proceedings of the House of Representatives

 

No 126 Dated Thursday, 14 September 2006

13  PUBLIC WORKS—PARLIAMENTARY STANDING COMMITTEE—REFERENCE OF WORK—PROPOSED EXTENSION AND ACCOMMODATION UPGRADE TO THE EXISTING CHANCERY OF THE AUSTRALIAN EMBASSY IN BEIJING, CHINA

Mr Billson (Minister for Veterans' Affairs) for Mr Nairn (Special Minister of State), pursuant to notice, moved—That, in accordance with the provisions of the Public Works Committee Act 1969, the following proposed work be referred to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works for consideration and report: Proposed extension and accommodation upgrade to the existing Chancery of the Australian Embassy in Beijing, China.

Question—put and passed.


List of Recommendations

 

3     Issues and Conclusions

Recommendation 1

The Committee recommends that DFAT provide it with a detailed breakdown of consultant fees and the mechanical, electrical and plumbing works, as soon as details become available.

Recommendation 2

The Committee recommends that the extension and refurbishment of the Chancery at the Australian Embassy Beijing proceed at an estimated cost of $21.61 million.

 

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