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Scope

The inquiry was initiated in March 1995 following problems with the transfer of 10,000 drums of radioactive waste from Lucas Heights to Woomera in late 1994. The committee's extensive terms of reference covered the national and international aspects of production, storage, treatment, transport and disposal of radioactive waste in Australia.

Chairs

Hedley Grant Pearson Chapman

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Sequence

Dangers of Radioactive Waste
1995
1996
Select Committee on the Dangers of Radioactive Waste members examining technetium-99 generators used for medical purposes. L-R: Senators Alan Ferguson, John Coulter and Grant Chapman. Image by ANSTO.

Select Committee on the Dangers of Radioactive Waste members examining technetium-99 generators used for medical purposes. L-R: Senators Alan Ferguson, John Coulter and Grant Chapman. Image by ANSTO.

Select Committee on the Dangers of Radioactive Waste members inspecting waste transport containers. L-R: Senators John Coulter, Grant Chapman [Chair], Alan Ferguson and Dee Margetts. Image by ANSTO.

Select Committee on the Dangers of Radioactive Waste members inspecting waste transport containers. L-R: Senators John Coulter, Grant Chapman [Chair], Alan Ferguson and Dee Margetts. Image by ANSTO.

Reports

Date tabledTitleRead report
No Time to WasteParliamentary paper number 7/1996
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