Regulating racial vilification in NSW:
This submission to the Legislative Council Standing Committee on Law and Justice Inquiry into racial vilification laws in NSW draws on PIAC’s extensive casework experience
March 15, 2013
This submission to the Legislative Council Standing Committee on Law and Justice Inquiry into racial vilification laws in NSW draws on PIAC’s extensive casework experience
This submission outlines PIAC‘s response to the Australian Energy Market Commission’s (AEMC) Issues Paper for its review of the effectiveness of competition in retail electricity and
This submission states that HPLS remains concerned that the amendments to theSummary Offences Act 1988 have the potential to have a impact on homeless people, particularly those in
PIAC‘s submission to the inquiry into Aboriginal Strait Islander Peoples Recognition Bill 2012 draws on PIAC‘s earlier submission to the Expert Panel on Constitutional Recognition of
This submission responds to the NSW Government Smart Meter Task Force’s Discussion Paper. PIAC supports the introduction of smart meters, provided consumers are given the
This submission responds to the Australian Energy Regulator’s (AER) Rate of Return Guideline Issues Paper. The development of the rate of return guideline is part
PIAC‘s submission draws on our casework experience representing people who have suffered discrimination. Our submission states that PIAC welcomes the Exposure Draft in its current form, but
This submission responds to the Productivity Commission’s Draft Report, Electricity Network Regulatory Frameworks. Specifically the submission addresses four key areas, namely: Incentive Regulation and the
The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) released an issues paper in November, 2012, that outlined its preliminary views about the approach it would take
The submission responds to the issues raised in the Discussion Paper: Issues arising under the Mental Health Act 2007 (NSW) (‘the MHA’). The submission maintains
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