Science and Research

Commonwealth Public Inquiry into Access to Biological Resources in Commonwealth Areas

John Voumard, Inquiry Chair
© Commonwealth of Australia, 2000
ISBN 0642547157

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Appendix 4: List of Submissions

1. James Balmer, Director, BMG Lab Technologies, Victoria
2. Associate Professor Anthony Weiss, Chair, University of Sydney Recombinant DNA (Biosafety) Committee
3. Biological Diversity Advisory Council
4. Australian Wildlife Protection Council
5. Brigitte Charron
6. Lucy Fish
7. DD Brown
8. National Native Title Tribunal
9. Dr David H Bennett, Executive Director, Australian Academy of the Humanities
10. Dr Charles Lawson, Visiting Fellow, Research School of Biological Sciences, Australian National University and Dr Catherine Pickering, Lecturer, School of Environmental and Applied Science, Griffith University
11. Professor Barry Conyngham, Vice-Chancellor, Southern Cross University
12. Professor Ronald J Quinn, Director, AstraAeneca R&D, Griffith University
13. Professor D Farrier, Centre for Natural Resources Law and Policy, Faculty of Law, University of Wollongong
14. Australian Wheat Board
15. Elizabeth Collins
16. John Henderson
17. Elen Shute
18. Tina Lesses
19. Peter Mirtschin, Venom Supplies Pty Ltd
20. John Ashe, Environment Institute of Australia
21. Dr Panos Ioannou, The Murdoch Children's Research Institute, Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne (confidentiality requested)
22. Natalie Stoianoff, Faculty of Law, University of Wollongong
23. Commonwealth Attorney-General's Department
24. Ms Christine Morris, Research Fellow, Australian Key Centre for Cultural and Media Policy, Griffith University, Nathan Queensland
25. Dr David Mitchell, Parallel Biotechnologies Pty Ltd (confidentiality requested)
26. Dr John Keesing, Director, Division of Research and Development, Murdoch University
27. Dr Howard G Wildman, Manager, Biotic Resources, ExGenix
28. Dr Michael Mahony and others, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Newcastle
29. Mr Michael Anderson, for and behalf of the Euahlayi: Nyoongar Ghurradjong Murri Clan Group and Sovereign Union
30. Greg Eaton, Director of Science, Bio-Gene Bioprospecting Limited
31. Euroka Gilbert and Kathryn Looke
32. Mrs Juliet MacFarlane
33. Professor Helene Marsh, Professor of Environmental Science, James Cook University, Chair National Committee for the Environment
34. Environment ACT
35. Commonwealth Department of Transport and Regional Services
36. Professor Noel Dunn, Director, Cooperative Research Centre for Food Industry Innovation
37. Australian Biotechnology Association
38. Dr Jane Fromont, Curator of Marine Invertebrates, Department of Aquatic Zoology, Western Australian Museum
39. Dr David Newman, National Cancer Institute, Maryland
40. Australian Research Council
41. Commonwealth Department of Industry, Science and Resources
42. Council of Heads of Australian Herbaria
43. Commonwealth Department of Education, Training and Youth Affairs
44. IP Australia
45. Bureau of Meteorology
46. Australians against Commercialisation of Wildlife
47. University of Queensland
48. Professor Stephan Schnierer
49. University of New England
50. Australian Institute of Marine Science
51. Mr Peter J Whitehead, Key Centre for Tropical Wildlife Management, Northern Territory University
52. Northern, Central and Kimberley Land Councils
53. Australian Conservation Foundation
54. Tasmanian Conservation Trust Inc
55. Environmental Defenders Office Network
56. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Commission
57. Department of Premier and Cabinet, Victoria
58. Michael Davis, Research and Consultancies
59. Australian GeneEthics Network in association with Gunggalidda Association, Doomadge Aboriginal Association
60. Professor L R Webb, Vice-Chancellor, Griffith University
61. Kimberley Aboriginal Law and Culture Centre
62. Maxine Chi
63. Fisheries Division, Northern Territory Government
64. Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation
65. Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
66. Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
67. National Parks Association of New South Wales
68. University of Sydney
69. Wet Tropics Management Authority
70. Environment Australia
71. Department of Defence
72. Western Australia Ministry of the Premier and Cabinet
73. Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry--Australia
74. Queensland Government
75. Kakadu National Park Board of Management and Northern Land Council
76. Government of Norfolk Island
77. Department of Premier and Cabinet, Tasmania
78. Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies
79. Council of Heads of Australian Botanic Gardens
80. Mr Clive A Evans

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