Scope
The Standing Committee on Social Environment inquired into housing, transport, communications and environmental matters. When the committee terminated after the 1975 election, the unfinished reference on the environmental conditions of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders and the preservation of their sacred sites was referred to a select committee.
Reports
Date tabled | Title | Read report |
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The Content, Form and Presentation of the Information Section of Telephone DirectoriesParliamentary paper number 211/1971 | ||
Canberra Sewage EffluentParliamentary paper number 236/1971 | ||
Petitions Seeking Co-operation and Financial Assistance for Crime PreventionParliamentary paper number 30/1972 | ||
The Clutha Development ProjectParliamentary paper number 33/1972 | ||
Environmental Conditions of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders and the Preservation of their Sacred Sites (Progress Report)Parliamentary paper number 150/1972 | ||
Petition Relating to the Proposed Construction of a Post Office Tower on Black Mountain in the A.C.T.Parliamentary paper number 219/1972 | ||
Petitions Relating to the Postmaster-General's Department (Interim Report)Parliamentary paper number 39/1973 | ||
The Environmental Conditions of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders and the Preservation of their Sacred Sites (Second Progress Report)Parliamentary paper number 59/1974 James Keeffe, committee member 1971-75, Interview with Pat Shaw, 1985, National Library of Australia, TRC 4900/43, session 6, 00:30:47-00:32:30. Full interview available at https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-217732695/listen. Gordon Sinclair Davidson, committee member 1971-75, Interview with Bruce Edwards, 1984-86, National Library of Australia, TRC 4900/41, session 80, 00:10:14-00:11:46. Full interview available at https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-217655658/listen. | ||
General Report (Relating to Several References)Parliamentary paper number 83/1975 |