Submission to the US Free Trade Agreement Task Force
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Liberty Victoria`s submission to the USFTA Task Force calling for open accountability in all stages of the Australian and USA negotiations.
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Submission
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iberty Victoria`s supplementary submission to the USFTA Task Force calling for open accountability in all stages of the Australian and USA negotiations. The supplementary submission covers issues of accountability, transparency and parliamentary oversight in the treaty process.
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Liberty`s submission to the Senate Legal and Constitutional Legislation Committee condemning the proposed amendments to the structure and functioning of HREOC. ( 28 May 2003)
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A letter to the Attorney General setting out Liberty Victoria`s postiion on the Terrorism (Powers and Obligations) Bill 2003. (7 May 2003)
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Letter
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Cyberstalking
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Liberty Victoria`s submission to Vic A_G expressing concerns that the draft Crimes (Stalking) Bill is too broad and would unnecessarily limit freedom of speech. The submission advocates for the introduction of a Bill of Rights as a mechanism for ensuring free speech is not unduly threatened by legislation. (3 April 2003)
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Submission
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Submission to Inquiry into Australia's Relationship with the World Trade Organisation
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Submission by Liberty Victoria to the Joint Standing Committee on Treaties into the Inquiry into Australia`s relationship with the World Trade Organisation (12 March 2003)
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Submission
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More Jobs, Better Pay - Liberty Victoria's Submission Response 1999
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Liberty Victoria`s submission to the Senate Employment, Workplace Relations, Small Business and Education Committee Inquiry into the Workplace Relations Legislation Amendment (More Jobs, Better Pay) Bill 1999.
Liberty Victoria argues that the proposed Bill will further undermine Australia`s commitment to its international obligations and result in a progressive decline in economic bargaining power away from employees and in favour of employers. Anne O'Rourke (5 February 2003)
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Submission
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