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P39 19.12.90 Guidelines for the Protection of Privacy in the Conduct of Medical Research

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P12 17.5.91 Amendment No 9 to the National Health and Medical Research Coun-cil's (NHMRC) Food Standards Code

Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Act 1975—Particulars of Permits Granted, Refused, Suspended or Revoked for the period 1 March 1991 to 30 April 1991.

'='P14 Australian Customs Service—Tariff Quotas—Cheese Quota Alloca-tions—Tariff Quota Holders—1 July 1991 to 30 June 1992.

First time notified.

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Legislation

Acts of Parliament assented to

It is hereby notified, for general information, that His Excellency the Governor-General, in the name of Her Majesty, assented on 6 June 1991 to the undermentioned Acts passed by the Senate and the House of Representatives in the Parliament assembled, viz.:

No. 63 of 1991-An Act to appropriate certain sums out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund, additional to the sums appropriated by the Appropriation (Parliamentary Departments) Act 1990-91, for certain expenditure, in relation to the Parliamentary Departments, in respect of the year ending on 30 June 1991, and for related purposes. {Appropriation (Parliamentary Departments) Act (TVb. 2) 1990-91),

No. 64 of 1991-An Act to appropriate a sum out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund, additional to the sums appropriated by the Appropriation Act (No.l) 1990-91 and the AppropriationAct (No.3) 1990-91, for the service of the year ending on 30 June 1991, and for related purposes. {Appropriation Act (No. 4) 1990-91).

No. 65 of 1991-An Act to appropriate a sum out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund, additional to the sum appropriated by the AppropriationAct (No,2) 1990-91, for certain expenditure in respect of the year ending on 30 June 1991, and for related purposes. {Appropriation Act (No, 5) 1990-91).

L M BARLIN Qerk of the House of Representatives

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Government Departments

Administrative Services

APPROVAL OF AMENDMENTS OF THE BY-LAWS BY

THE AUSTRALIAN ACADEMY OF THE HX3MANITIES

I, WILLIAM GEORGE HAYDEN, Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia^ acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, hereby approve the amendments of the By-laws of The Australian Academy of the Humanities set out in the Schedule, being amendments of those By-laws made by postal vote on 25 March 1991 and reported to Council on 4 April 1991.

SCHEDULE Under Chapter II through to Chapter V 6 (b) - 49 Delete words imputing the masculine gender. Make

specific alterations for gender equity. ( 43 instances) Under Chapter II - Membership, Fellows 6 (b) The certificate shall specify the name, year of birth,

rank, professional position and usual place of residence of the candidate, shall contain a statement of about 200 words of her/his qualifications and shall be accompanied by a list of her/his principal publications.

Under Chapter II - Membership, Senior Fellows 8 (a) Fellows who have reached the age of sixty-six years at

the date of the Annual General Meeting shall become Senior Fellows; they shall be required to pay an annual subscription to be determined by Council; they shall retain the privileges and obligations of Fellows save in so far as these By-laws otherwise provide.

Under Chapter II - Membership, Charter Book and Obligation 9 (2) In signing the Charter Book, the Fellow shall subscribe

to the following obligation: We, whose names are underwritten, having

become Fellows of The Australian Academy of the Humanities for the Advancement of Scholarship in the Humanities,- do hereby promise, each for herself/himself, Vhat we will endeavour to promote the good of the Academy and to pursue the ends for

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which it was founded; that we will be present at the meetings of the Academy as often as we conveniently can,, especially at the Annual elections and upon extraordinary occasions; and that we will observe the Charter and By-laws for the time being of the Academy.

Under Chapter XI - Membership, Subscriptions

12 (2) Each Fellow shall pay an entrance fee which shall be determined by Council, but no other annual subscription during the year of election.

Under Chapter III - The Council and Officers, The Council 14 (1) (d) One of those Fellows elected under 14 (1) (c) shall be

designated International Secretary. This Officer shall be -responsible, subject to the direction of Council, for the international business of the Academy and correspondence thereto.

14 (4) No Fellow shall hold the office of President for more than three consecutive years, and no Fellow or Senior Fellow shall be an ordinary member of the Council for more than three consecutive years.

Date: 3 Q . . . H ^ s y 1991

BILL HAYDEN Governor-General

By His Excellency's Command

— Minister^"?^ Administrative Services

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Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 23. 19 June 1991 Government departments 1923

LANDS ACQUISITIOH hCT 1989 PRE-ACQUISITION DECLARATIOH

(SECTION 22)

Arthur Francis Gallery, State Manager of the Australian Property Group, a person to whom the Minister administering the Lands Acquisition Act 1989 (the Act) has by delegation dated the 7th day of June 1989 delegated his powers and functions under sub-section 22(1) of the Act, DECLARE that;

1. I am considering the acquisition by the Commonwealth of Australia, an acquiring authority as defined in the Act, of the interest in land specified in the Schedule, for the public purpose of Defence•

2. That land appears to me to be suitable for use for that public purpose.

3. The particulars of the use to which the land will be put is the extension of a parachute drop zone at Jaspers Brush for the Nowra Parachute Training School.

4. The reason why the land appears to me to be suitable for that use is that it falls within an area adjacent to the existing Jaspers Brush drop zone acquisition of which will enable the drop zone to be used for static line descents.

Dated the day of June 1991

A. GALLERY Delegate of the Minister for Administrative Services

SCHEDULE

The interest in land referred to in the declaration is an Estate in Fee Simple in the land situated at Jaspers Brush, New South Wales more particularly described as part Lot 205 in Deposited Plan 6131 at Jaspers Brush in the City of Shoalhaven Parish of Bunberra County of Camden.

PLEASE NOTES THIS PRE-ACQUIS2TI0N DECLARATION DOES NOT MEAN THAT THE LAND HAS ALREADY BEEN ACQUIRED


LANDS ACQUISITION ACT 1989 PRE-ACQUISITION DECLARATION

(SECTION 22)

I, Arthur Francis Gallery, State Manager of the Australian Property Group, a person to whom the Minister administering the Lands Acquisition Act 1989 (the Act) has by delegation dated the 7th day of June 1989 delegated his powers and functions under sub-section 22(1) of the Act, DECLARE that:

1. I am considering the acquisition by the Commonwealth of Australia, an acquiring authority as defined in the Act, of the interest in land specified in the Schedule, for the public purpose of Defence.





A. GKGSSy Delegate of the Minister for Administrative Services

SCHEDULE

The interest in land referred to in the declaration is an Estate in Fee Simple in the land situated at Jaspers Brush, New South Wales more particularly described as part Lot 5 in Deposited Plan 737189 at Jaspers Brush in the City of Shoalhaven Parish of Bunberra County of Camden. PLEASE NOTE: THIS PRE-ACQUISITION DECLARATION DOES NOT MEAN THAT THE LAND HAS ALREADY BEEN ACQUIRED

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LANDS ACQUISITIOH ACT 1989

PRE-ACQUISITION DECUIRATIOM (SECTION 22)

I, Arthur Francis Gallery, State Manager of the Australian Property Group, a person to whom the Minister administering the Lands Acquisition Act 1989 (the Act) has by delegation dated the 7th day of June 1989 delegated his powers and functions under sub-section 22(1) of the Act, DECLARE thats

1. I am considering the acquisition by the Commonwealth of Australia, an acquiring authority as defined in the Act, of the interest in land specified in the Schedule, for the public purpose of Defence.





A. GALLERY Delegate of the Minister for Administrative Services

SCHEDULE

The interest in land referred to in the declaration is an Estate in Fee Simple in the land situated at Jaspers Brush, New South Wales more particularly described as part Lot 220 in Deposited Plan 6131 at Jaspers Brush in the City of Shoalhaven Parish of Bunberra County of Camden.

PLEASE NOTES THIS PRE«ACQUISITIOM DECL^RaTIOH DOES MOT M E m THAT THE LAND HAS ALREADY BEEN ACQUIRED

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A7JSTRALIAN ELECTORAL COMMISSION

Notice of change to the register of political parties

PURSUANT to section 134 of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 I, as delegate of the Australian Electoral Commission, on 4 June 1991 approved an application from the Liberal Party of Australia (NSW) to change the details of the registered officer to:

Andrew John Robb

Notice of intention to de-register a political party

PURSUANT to section 137 (a) and/or (b) of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918, the Australian Electoral Commission is considering de-registering the following parties:

Australian Conservative Party

Independent EFF

BCox Electoral Commissioner

9139159 AUSTRALIAN ELECTORAL COMMISSION

I HAVE ascertained and set out in the schedule for each State and Territory the number of electors enrolled in each Division as at the date indicated and for each State and the Australian Capital Territory have determined the average divisional enrolment and the extent to which the number of electors enrolled in each Division differs from the average divisional enrolment.

BCOX Electoral Commissioner

THE SCHEDULE

New SouOi WaUs as at 31 May 1991

% Deviation from average divisional

vision Enrolment enrolment

BANKS 6726^ ,-5.74 BARTON 70308 -1.47 BENNELONG 66062 -4.62 BEROMRA 7 0 6 ^ -1.00 BLAXLAND 68899 -3.45 BRAOFIELO 688^7 -3.52 CALARE 72221 1.21 CHARLTON 7 2 « 5 1.51 CHIFLEY 76707 7.49 COOK 68516 -3.98 COWPER 80188 12.37 CUNNINGHAM 67879 -4.88 D08ELL 79536 11.46 DlÔAS 66103 -7.37 EDEN-KQNARO 74689 4.67 FARRER 72042 0.96 FOWLER 73162 2.53 GILKORE 72963 2.25 GRAYNDLER 66646 -6.60 GREENWAY 68624 -3.83 GHYOIR 68565 -3.92 HUGHES 75076 5.21 HUME 69697 -2.33

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Division Enrolment enrolment

KlÊR 7^116 3.86 KINGSFORO-SMITH 69180 -3.05 LINDSAY 71992 0.89 LC3WE 67^18 -5.52 LYNE 82516 15.64 MACARTHUR 71909 0.77 MACKELLAR 68581 -3.89 MACQUARIE 73800 3.42 MITCHELL 77852 9.07 NEWCASTLE 66213 -7.21 NEH ENGLAND 72926 2.20 NORTH SYDNEY -9.27 PAGE 75826 6.26 PARKES 69726 -2.29 PARRAMATTA 67007 -6.10 PHILLIP 67671 -5.17 PROSPECT 77157 8.13 REID 67936 -4.80 RICHKOND 76179 6.75 RIVERINA-DARLING 6^683 -9.36 R(»ERTSC»< 785^3 10.07 ST GEORGE 68995 -3.31 SHORTLAND 7311<* 2.46 SYDNEY 66980 -6.14 THR0S8Y 718« 0.68 NARRINGAH 67167 -5.87 HENTWORTH 62910 -11.84 WERRIWA 83275 16.70

STATE-TOTAL 3639315

AVERAGE ENROLMENT 71359

Victoria as at 31 May 1991 ASTON 76115 2.63 BALLARAT 71253 -3.93 BATMAN 76101 2.61 BENDIGO 7<*386 0.30 BRUCE 7<»928 1.03 BURKE 7081^ -4.52 CALHELL 75375 1.63 CASEY 7'4l25 -0.06 CHISHOLM 76626 3.32 CORANGAMITE 71901 -3.06 CORINELLA 7 ^ 3 0.97 CORIO 75<V31 1.70 OEAKIN 74231 0.09 DUNKLEY 71610 -3.45 FLINDERS 71202 -4.00 GELLIBRAND 7544^ 1.72 GIPPSLAND 74042 -0.17 GOLDSTEIN 78537 5.89 HIGGINS 74502 0.45 HOLT 69117 -6.81 HOTHAM 74983 1.10 INDI 73018 -1.55 ISAACS 73461 -0.95 JAGAJAGA 70358 -5.14 KOOYONG 73008 -1.56 LALOR 73225 -1.27 LA TROBE 74252 0.11-MCEHEN 74264 0.13 MCMILLAN 75392 1.65 MALLEE 76525 3.18 MARIBYRNONG 75286 1.51 MELBOURNE 75384 1.64 MELBOURNE PORTS 73237 -1.25 MENZIES 72494 -2.26 MURRAY 75514 1.82 SCULLIN 75380 1.64 HANNON 75306 1.54 MILLS 76628 3.32

STATE-TOTAL 2818338


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Queensland as at 31 May 1991



BOWMAN 81905 8.86 BRISBANE 66557 -11.53 CAPRICORNIA -6.64 DAWSON 7<*977 -0.34 FADDEN 6982S -7.19 FAIRFAX 88188 17.22 FISHER 90291 20.01 FORCE 69708 -7.35 GRIFFITH 67951 -9,68 GROOM 75938 0.94 HERBERT 75389 0.21 HINKLER 7<»670 -0.75 KErÊDY 72056 -4.22 LEICHHARDT 77175 2.58 LILLEY 67555 -10.21 MCPHERSON 89^10 18.84 MARANOA 71565 -4.88 KONCRIEFF 86266 14.66 MORETON 65898 -12.41 OXLEY 69419 -7.73 PETRIE 73597 -2.18 RANKIN 76906 2.22 RYAN 75546 0.41 WIDE BAY 74584 -0.86

STATE-TOTAL 1805613


Western Australia as at 31 May 1991



BRAND 71115 1.84 CANNING 64942 -7.00 COWAN 67239 -3.71 CURTIN 71229 2.00 FORREST 71299 2.10 FREMANTLE 70629 1.14 KALGOORLIE 70415 0.83 hKX}RE 66794 -4.35 O'CONNOR 73732 5.58 PEARCE 67496 -3.35 PERTH 71643 2.59 STIRLING 71413 2.26 SWAN 71279 2.07 TANGNEY 68443 -1.99

STATE-TOTAL 977668



Cômh Australm as at 31 May 1991



ADELAIDE 72160 - 3 . 0 5 BARKER Tzm - 2 . 2 2 BONYTHON 77408 4.00 BOOTHBY 74664 0.31 GREY 69569 - 6 J 3 HAWKER 69708 ^ . 3 5 HINDMARSH 72261 - i 9 2 KINGSTON 77437 4.04 MAKIN 76442 2.70 MAYO 81530 9.54 PORTADELAIEC 72943 -ZOO STURT 72164 - 3 . 0 5 WAKEHELD 78559 5.54

STATE TCTAL 967622

AVERAGE ENRCtt-MENT 74432

Tasmania as at 31 May 1991



BASS 62302 - 0 . 6 7 BRADDON 62236 - 0 . 7 7 DENISON 61313 - 2 . 2 4 FRANKLIN 6382<V 1 . 7 6 LY(»C 63928 1 . 9 2

STATE-TOTAL 313603


Australian Capital Territory as at 31 May 1991

Division Enrolment

% Deviation from average divisional enrolment

CANBERRA FRASER

STATE-TOTAL

AVERAGE ENROLMENT

88771 84930

173701

86651

2 . 2 1 - 2 . 2 1

Northern Territory as at 31 May 1991

Division Enrolment

% Deviation from average divisional enrolment

84950

TOTAL FOR AUSTRALIA 10 780 810

0.00

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Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories

Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982

PARTICULARS OF PERMITS GRANTED OR AUTHORITIES GIVEN

I, TIMOTHY JOHN PETER RICHMOND, delegate of the Minister of State for the Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories under the Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982 (the Act), hereby advise that a report is now available that provides particulars of permits granted and authorities given under the Act between 1 May 1991 and 30 May 1991. Persons wishing to receive a copy of the report are invited to submit their names and addresses within fourteen (14) days of the publication of this notice to the Wildlife Protection Authority at the following address.

Manager Wildlife Protection Authority Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service G P O Box 636 CANBERRA ACT 2601

GENERAL MANAGER OFFICE OF WILDLIFE CONSERVATION

9139161 COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982

Section 11

DECLARATION OF AN APPROVED INSTITUTION

I, MICHEAL ANDREW HILL, the Designated Authority under sub - section 20(1) of the Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982, in pursuance of sub-section 11(1) of that Act, hereby declare the organization specified in Column 2 of the Schedule, in an item in the Schedule, to be an approved institution in relation to the class, or classes, of specimens specified in Column 3 of the Schedule in that item.


Dated this fourteenth day of June 1991

/ O

DESIG HORITY

SCHEDULE

Column 1 Column 2 Item Name and Country of

Approved Institution Column 3 Approved class, or classes, of specimens

Manly Oceanarium West Esplanade Manly NSW 2095 A U S T R A L I A

Nautilus pompilius

9 1 3 9 1 6 2

Employment, Education and Training

DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT, EDUCATION AND TRAINING NOTIFICATION OF THE TABLING OF A REPORT OF DETERMINATIONS MADE UNDER THE HIGHER EDUCATION FUNDING ACT 1988. NOTICE is hereby given that the Minister has approved the following report. Copies can be obtained from the Department of Employment, Education and Training, 2nd Floor, 1 Farrell Place, Canberra City ACT 2601, phone (06) 2767151.

SECTION DESCRIPTION OF REPORT DATE MADE

119 Details of particulars of determinations made under sections of the Hiêr Education Funding Act 1988 in respect of 1990. 22 May 1991

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Finance

SUPERANNUATION BENEFITS (SUPERVISORY MECHANISMS) ACT 1990

DECLARATION UNDER SUBSECTION 3(1) 1, Martin William Cashel, Delegate of the Minister of State for Finance, in pursuance of subsection 3(1) of the Superannuation Benefits (Supervisory Mechanisms) Act 1990 hereby declare the following body, being a "relevant body" within the meaning of that Act, to be an "eligible body" for the purposes of that Act:

Navigator Communications Pty Ltd

Dated this 7th day of June 1991 Martin William Cashel

Delegate of the Minister of State for Finance

SUPERANNUATION BENEFITS {SUPERVISORY MECHANISMS) ACT 1990

DECLARATION UNDER SUBSECTION 3(1) I, Martin William Cashel, Delegate of the Minister of State for Finance, in pursuance of subsection 3{1) of the Superannuation Benefits (Supervisory Mechanisms) Act 1990 hereby declare the following body to be a "relevant body" for the purposes of that Act:

Navigator Communications Pty Ltd

Dated this 7th day of June 1991 Martin William Cashel

Delegate of the Minister of State for Finance

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Superannuation Benefits (Supervisory Mechanisms) Act 1990

NOTICE OF THE MAKING OF DETERMINATIONS UNDER SUBSECTION 6(3)

Notice is hereby given that the following determination has been made under subsection 6(3) of the Superannuation Benefits (Supervisory Mechanisms) Act 1990. Copies of the determination may be requested from the Assistant Secretary, Retirement Benefits Branch, Department of Finance, Newlands Street, PARKES ACT 2600. Tel. (06) 2632204.

Number and Description of determination Date made year of Determination

No 4 of 1991 Superannuation guidelines for persons employed 30.5.91 by:

Sepac-ATR Telstar Systems Pty Ltd

9139167


COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA SUPERANNUATION ACT 1976

DETERMINATION

The Commonwealth Superannuation Board, pursuant to section 154A of the Superannuation Act 1976 and for the purposes of paragraph 110H(l)(b) of that Act, DETERMINES as follows: Citation

1. This determination may be cited as the "Superannuation Act 1976 (Interest on Productivity Contributions) Determination No» l"o Commencement 2. This determination shall take effect from and including 4 July 1991. Interpretation

3. (1) In this determination: "Act" means the Superannuation Act 1976, (2) Words and expressions defined in sxibsection 3(1) and

section llOA of the Act have the same meaning in this determination. Rate of Interest Payable on Productivity Contributions

4. The rate of interest applicable with respect to paragraph llOH(l)(b) of the Act shall be two per cent greater than the rate specified in subclause 6(1) of the Determination of the Board in force by virtue of para 154A(4)(b) of the Act on the day the productivity contribution was payable by the designated employer.

R.L. Brown (Chairperson)

G.N, Vanthoff (Member)


No. GN 23, 19 June 1991

D-C. Leaver (Member)

Flitcrofty [ember)

C. Savage (Alternate Member for R.J. Walters)

The Common Seal of the Commonwealth Superannuation Board was hereunto affixed by authority of the Board.

Dated this 1991

9139168 COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

SnPERAMNUATZON ACT 1976

DETERMINATION

The Commonwealth Superannuation Board, pursuant to section 154A of the Superannuation Act 1976, DETERMINES as follows:

Citation

1. This determination may be cited as the "Superannuation Act 1976 (Interest) Determination No. 3". Commencement

2. This determination shall take effect from and including 29 May 1991.


frittcipai Determination In this determination "the Principal Determination" means the

determination^ as amended, in force by virtue of paragraph 154A(4)(b) of the Act.

Amendments to the Principal Detexnnination 4. Clause 6 of the Principal Determination is amended by:

(a) deleting from subclauses (1) and (2) "1 January 1991" (wherever occurring) and inserting in its stead "1 April 1991"; and

(b) deleting from subclauses (1) and (2) "11.53%" (wherever occurring) and inserting in its stead "10.53%".

5. Part II of the Schedule to the Principal Determination is amended by adding at the end of Part II:

"Quarter that commenced on 1 January 1991 12.040% per annum"

Application 6.(1) The provisions of the Principal Determination, as amended by this determination, apply in relation to interest payable in respect of an amount that is a prescribed amount in relation to a person:

(a) if deferred benefits become payable in respect of the person - after the date of the commencement of this determination; or

(b) ifs

(i) deferred benefits cease to be applicable in respect of the person; or

(ii) in the case of a person to whom deferred benefits are not applicable - the person ceases to be an eligible employee;

on or after that date,

(2) An expression used in subclause 6(1) that is defined in the Principal Determination has the same meaning for the purposes of that subclause as it has in that determination.

R.L. Brown (Chairperson)

G.N. Vanthoff P.J./ârrett (Member) (Member)


No. GN23, 19 June 1991

D.C. Leaver (Member)

A. Flitcrol ember)

A ^ . Mcêjizie (Member)

C. Savage (Alternate Member for R.J. Walters)

The Common Seal of the C hereunto affixed by

^wealth Superannuation Board was the Board

Dated this C?^ 1991

9139169 Health, Housing and Community Services

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA National Health Act 1953 NOTIFICATION OF DETERMINATION MADE FOR THE PURPOSES OF PARAGRAPH (dd) OF THE DEFINITION OF 'BASIC PRIVATE TABLE' IN SUB-SECTION 4(1) Pursuant to the National Health Act 1953 ('the Act') the delegate of the Minister of State for Community Services and Health has with effect from 20 June 1991 revoked, for the purposes of paragraph (dd) of the definition of 'basic private table' in sub-section 4(1) of the Act, a Determination made on 10 May 1991 and has made, with effect from 20 June 1991, for the purposes of paragraph (dd) of the definition of 'basic private table' in sub-section 4(1) of the Act, a Determination that a prosthesis or a prosthesis included in a class of prostheses is a prosthesis to which paragraph (dd) applies and of the amount in relation to each of those prostheses for the State or Territory in which the prosthesis is provided to a person who is a patient in a hospital or a day hospital facility.

Copies of this Determination regarding payment of basic table benefits for prostheses can be obtained from the office of the Commonwealth Department of Community Services and Health in the capital city in each State and the Northern Territory, and the Australian Capital Territory as follows:

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette

No. GN 23, 19 June 1991 Government departments 1937

New South Wales Commonwealth Department of Community Services and Health, 333 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Victoria Commonwealth Department of Community Services and Health, 399 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000 Queensland Commonwealth Department of Community Services and Health, Commonwealth Government Offices, 100 Edward Street, Brisbane QLD 4000

Western Australia Commonwealth Department of Community Services and Health, 197 St George's Terrace, Perth WA -6000

South Australia Commonwealth Department of Community Services and Health, 122 Pirie Street, Adelaide SA 5000

Tasmania Commonwealth Department of Community Services and Health, 21 Kirksway Place, Battery Point TAS 7000

Northern Territory Commonwealth Department of Community Services and Health, Cnr Knuckey & Litchfield Streets, Darwin NT 5790

Australian Capital Territory Commonwealth Department of Community Services and Health, CML Building, University Avenue, Canberra ACT 2601

9139163 CommontDEaltl) of ilusitraUa

HEALTH INSURANCE ACT 1973 ° Paragraph 23DC{2){c)

REVOCATION OF DETERMINATION OF PARTICULARS

APPROVED PATHOLOGY PRACTITIONERS

I. ARTHUR RICHARD BAKER, delegate of the Minister of State for Community Services and Health, in pursuance of the powar vested in the Minister by paragraph 23DC(2){c) of the Health Insyrance Act 1973, by virtue of subsection 33(3) of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901, hereby revoke all determinations of particulars approved prior to 31 May 1 9 ^ as the particulars to be included in approved pathology practitioner application forms to be the particulars required by paragraph 23DC(2)(c) of the Health Insurance Act 1973 to be included in an approved pathology practitioner application form submitted to the Minister under subsection 23DC(1).


This determination shall take effect on and fronn 15 May 1991.

Dated this day of 1 9 . f / .

7

Delegate of the Minister of State for Community Services and Health

Commontoealt^ of ûsitralia HEALTH INSURANCE ACT 1973 - Paragraph 23DF(2)(c)

REVOCATION OF DETERMINATION OF PARTICULARS

APPROVED PATHOLOGY AUTHORITIES

I, ARTHUR RICHARD BAKER, delegate of the Minister of State for Community Services and Health, in pursuance of the power vested in the Minister by paragraph 23DF(2)(c) of the Health Insurance Act 1973, by virtue of subsection 33(3) of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901, hereby revoke all determinations of particulars approved prior to 31 May 1990 as the particulars to be included in approved pathology authority application forms to be the particulars required by paragraph 23DF(2)(c) of the Health Insurance Act 1973 to be included in an approved pathology authority application form submitted to the Minister •jnder subsection 23DF(1).

This determination shall take effect on and from 15 May 1991.

Dated thi, day of 19 . . f / .

Delegate of the Minister of State for Community Services and Health 9139164


Industry^ Technology and Commerce

ANTI-DUMPING AUTHORITY

FINAL FINDING

AUTOMOTIVE LEAD-ACID STORAGE BATTERIES FROM INDONESIA. REPUBLIC OF KOREA, PHILIPPINES,

SINGAPORE, MALAYSIA AND TAIWAN PROVINCE

The Anti-Dumping Authority has completed its inquiry into automotive lead-acid storage batteries from Indonesia, Republic of Korea, Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia and Taiwan Province.

In its report the Authority concluded that:

automotive lead-acid storage batteries imported from Indonesia, Republic of Korea, Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia and Taiwan province have been dumped;

the Australian industry has suffered material injury; and

there is a causal link between the material injury suffered and exports of automotive lead-acid storage batteries from each of the companies under inquiry.

The Authority recommended to the Minister for Small Business and Customs that he:

publish a dumping duty notice against exports of automotive lead-acid storage batteries from P.T. Yuasa Battery Indonesia Pty of Indonesia, Global and Yuasa Battery Co Ltd and Korea Storage Battery Co of the Republic of Korea, Ramcar Inc of the Philippines, Federal Batteries Mfg Sdn Bhd and Watta Battery Industries Sdn Bhd of Malaysia and Ztong Yee Industrial Co Ltd of Taiwan Province; and

not take anti-dumping action against exports from P.T. Astra Export Company of Indonesia, Chloride Batteries S.E. Asia Pty Ltd and General Motors Overseas Distribution Co of Singapore.

The Minister has accepted the Authority's recommendations.

Copies of the non-confidential version of the Authority's report No. 37 will be available in due course. Inquiries for copies should be addressed to Cathleen Fisk at the Authority by telephoning (06) 276 1742.

9139171

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1940 Government departments No. GN 23, 19 June 1991 ANTI-DUMPING AUTHORITY

NOTICE OF INQUIRY INTO

DIOCTYL PHTHALATE FROM BELGIUM, FRANCE THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY AND VENEZUELA

The Australian Customs Service (ACS) has made a preliminary finding that there are sufficient grounds for the publication of dumping duty notices sought in respect of dioctyl phthalate from the above named countries.

The ACS, acting under paragraph 269TD(2)(b) of the Customs Act 1901, has now referred the question of whether the publication of the dumping duty notices is so justified to the Authority. The commencement date for the inquiry is 20 June 1991 and the Authority will report to the Minister no later than 10 October 1991.

Interested parties are invited to make submissions to the Authority as soon as possible, but certainly no later than 29 July 1991. Preferably, submissions should address specific matters raised in the ACS report on its preliminary finding. Copies of that report can be obtained from the Office Manager, Dumping Control, ACS, Canberra, by telephoning (06) 275 6060.

Following receipt of submissions, it is possible that a meeting of parties will be arranged to explore issues raised. After that meeting, a further opportunity will be afforded parties to make submissions to the Authority on those issues.

The Authority has adopted the "public file" system used by the ACS and explained in Australian Customs Notices 87/169 and 89/162. Briefly, this means that a submission containing confidential material should be accompanied by another version, omitting the confidential material but containing a non-confidential summary, which can be made available to other parties to the inquiry. Three copies of each version are required.

The Authority's address for submissions is 51 Allara Street, Canberra City, ACT 2601.

For further information regarding this inquiry, please telephone the Authority in Canberra on (06) 276 2482.

9139172


ANTI-DUMPING AUTHORITY

NOTICE OF INQUIRY INTO PLASTER OF PARIS BANDAGES FROM THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY

The Australian Customs Service (ACS) has made a preliminary finding that there are sufficient grounds for the publication of a dumping duty notice sought in respect of plaster of paris bandages exported from the Federal Republic of Germany.

The ACS, acting under paragraph 269TD(2)(b) of the Customs Act 1901, has now referred the question of whether the publication of the dumping duty notice is so justified to the Authority. The commencement date for the inquiry is 1 June 1991 and the Authority will report to the Minister no later than 30 September 1991.

Interested parties are invited to make submissions to the Authority as soon as possible, but certainly not later than 29 July 1991. Preferably, submissions should address specific matters raised in the ACS report on its preliminary finding. Copies of that report can be obtained from the Office Manager, Dumping Control, ACS, Canberra, by telephoning (06) 275 6060.

Following receipt of submissions, it is possible that a meeting of parties will be arranged to explore issues raised. After that meeting, a further opportunity will be afforded parties to make submissions to the Authority on those issues.

The Authority has adopted the "public file" system used by the ACS and explained in Australian Customs Notice 87/169. Briefly, this means that a submission containing confidential information should be accompanied by another version omitting the confidential material but containing a non-confidential summary, which can be made available to other parties to the inquiry. Three copies of each version are required.

The Authority's address for submissions is 51 Allara Street, Canberra City, ACT 2 601.

For further information regarding this inquiry, please telephone the Authority in Canberra on (06) 276 2458.

9139173

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1942 Government departments No. GN 23, 19 June 199J

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA Industry Research and Development Act 1986

DECLARATION I, JOHN NORMAN BUTTON, Minister of State for Industry, Technology and Commerce, acting pursuant to sub-section 30 of the Industry Research and Development Act 1986, hereby declare Communications Technology to be a generic technology for the purposes of the Act.

Dated this day of pfV^ 1991.

—»oKrx Ki

(John N Button) Minister of State for Industry, Technology and Commerce

9139174

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

INSTRUMENT OF APPROVAL NO, 14 OF 1991

CU^TQMg ACT 1901

I, FRANCIS IVOR KELLY, Comptroller-General of Customs, pursxiant to section 4A of the Customs Act 1901 > hereby approve the attached "Arrival Report" as an approved form for the purposes of paragraph 64AA(2)(b) of the Customs Act 1901,

day of 1991

Comptrojbler-General


Approved Form Customs A d 1901 Section 64AA FORM 5 - Part one

AUSTRALIAN CUSTOtVIS SERVICE

Ship's Report of Arrival (in dupl icate)

State of Port o1

Report of the (ship) of

(thecountry of Registry), of • tonnes

tons gross and ^ tonnes

tons net.

with a crew of (number) besides

master for this present voyage, from.

which

anived ih port on

crew,; as per forms attached.

Locationof sh^p

and containing stores and effects betonging to the

Declarant'sName and Address

I dedare that the parlfcuiars of this report are tnje and complete to the best of my knowledge and that bulk cargo has

not been broken nor goods delivered out of the ship since her departure from

the last place of lading except at (stating where, if anywhere).

Signed and declared this day of 19 ,in the presence of

FORMS - Part one (6/91)

1944 Government departments Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 23, 19 June 1991

Approved Form Customs Act 1901 Scelton 64AA FORM S - Psri Two (Deduction and Nottes) (Rsplscss PrascrtlMd Form 5)

AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMS SERVICE

Crew Effects Declaration

Wo th© Master, offtaors and members of the crew of th© vessel

Page I 1 of 1 1 Pages

whose names and signatures appear below, own or have

in our possession the quantity of artides and goods subject to Customs control which are placed opposite our signatures: we severally undertake that neither these goods nor any portion thereof wiil be landed without the authority of the Customs.

and SpMbn

Rw* or Rcsng

Xt o oi/yw Qgn Na MtfS No. Som. Bw. NO

AO atedMcnd goods inrtidsnq Dwm >v*9rrmj torn (h« ~No*c« » Maxtsr* end Cnm cri VmnU-intwMtad to b* landed in Atrcmia o»ne» CUSTOMS

USE ONLY

and SpMbn

Rw* or Rcsng

Xt o oi/yw Qgn Na MtfS No. tSin* Or, Aifecto Mak*r« or Brand S*nolNo VJAW AS

CUSTOMS USE

ONLY

- —

I declare that this Bst consisting of

DECLARATION

pages gives full details of ail artides and goods subject to customs control, induding private

trade stores, narcotic drugs and other prohibited goods owned by or in the possession of myself, the officers and crew of the vessel at the time

of entry Into the port of . I further dedare that the explanatory notes ('Notice to Masters and

Crew of Vessels*) on the reverse side of ttts form has been read by me and made available to aO officers and crew members, and that they have been required to read such notice before completing this (federation.

Sgnature of Master Customs BoarcCng Officer

Note: The Master is orrfy re t i r ed to make a dedaration on the first page on arrival in Australia but must indicate the number of pages covered by tttio dedaration.

fc£m s • Pwi two <y»n


NOTICE TO MASTERS AND CREW OF VESSELS

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No. GN 23, 19 June 1991

Approved Form Cu&toms Act 1801 Section 64 AA FORM 5 - Part two (Continualton Sheet) (Rapiscaa Prescribed Form 9) Crew Effects Declaration We the Master, officers and members of the crew of the vessel

Page I I of | I Pages

whose names and signatures appear below, own or have

In our possession the quantity of artides and goods subject to Customs control which are placed opposite our signatures: we severally undertake that neither these goods nor any portion thereof will be landed without the authority of the Customs.

F0HM5 - t»oCenxmuson tJ»-«w (S«i•

and Rcrfc or Tcfticcoouy Qgxr* No Cig«r*n*tNo Qg an Ira No Bkkfi«*No.

Wftnas. B**r No

AD o3>*f c rectos end qooda inck*tnq tf*»o Mwed eo in ih» "Note* to Mastwa ond Cro+n & Voesata" intandad to b*landod in Auansla or not CUSTOcustomsMS

USE and Rcrfc or Tcfticcoouy Qgxr* No Cig«r*n*tNo Qg an Ira No Bkkfi«*No. A Siz*a Oty Arecto Msh*ra or Brond SondNo

Vct» AS

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ens Span

a Ggua to Ci aOnKa.

Petit'> Wines.

KO A3 oSw crttt»» ertd ooej tncOstrq ts m to fctassr* end Own d V»»a»fcj-intsndod to bv bftiJld m Auetrscla a? not

CUSTOMS use ens

Span a

Ggua to Ci aOnKa.

& Siiw Aincte k£a&«r« or Brand Vc3w» A*

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No. GN 23, 19 June 1991

Approved Form Curtoms Act 1901 Section 84 A A FORM S - Fart Three (Replaces Prescribed Form 5AA)


Return of Barber's Stock on a Ship or of Stocks in a Ship's Shop or Canteen

5 Ship i from Master Agents

: Arrived at the Port of • on the Day of 19

| Duty Payable at Port of

ClassofGoods Second Column Quantity v

Third Column;

Binoculars Fur Apparel Perlume (Gallons or Litres) Cameras Projectors Other photographic or cinematographic equipment (excluding films) Radio transceivers Radio receivers combined with tape recorders, tape players, record players or other like equipment Radio receivers Radio transmitters Television receivers Dictating machines Record players Tape players Tape recorders Electrical appliances Electrical goods Watches Jewellery - incudes ail articles of personal adornment made of or incorporating:

Precious or semi-precious metals: and/or Precious or semi-precious stones.

* Delete whichever is not applicable
































































ttllrd column* ot the table In this ratum In relation to a etas* of goods specified trt I ^ ^ ^^ iwo f t 1 ^ i f t ^ t i t f c ^JTO jA antf -of me quantity and value ot alt the goods Included tn that ctass of goods frlrt^^ (as the case mav be) on the a bo vem en Boned uhlo.

Dated this day of 19

Signature (Person in charge of shop or canteen)

First Part Endorsement Final Port Endorsement

tt 1 * . A Y m h * l * * - 4 U t + f m w

Boarding Officer

/ /

"Stock movement and/or consumption per reverse ot . thb <6rm> vertfted; Seals Intact- ; ; Boarding Officer

FORM 5 - Pan three (6/91)

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 23, 19 June 199J Government departments 1949

Record of Stock Released, Transh ipped or Received (for Official Use Only)

RELEASED

Port Date Goods Quantity Country of Origin Value Rennaining Final Port Consurrod

JRANSfcilPPED

Port Date Goods Quantity Country of Origin Value Entry Particulars Remarks

STOCK RECEIVED IN AUSTRALIA

Port Date Goods Quantity Country of Origin; Value Entry Particulars Remarks



INSTRUMENT QF APPROVAL NO. 15 OF 1991

qUSTOM? ACT 1901

I, FRANCIS IVOR KELLY, Comptroller-General of Customs, pursuant to section 4A of the Customs Act 1901. hereby approve the attached "Ship's Inward Cargo Report" as an approved form for the purposes of paragraph 64AB(4){b) of the Customs Act 1901.

^^ day of 1991

Compt r o IXCT-Gener a 1


Approved Form Customs Act 1901 Section 64AB Form 1


Ship's Inward Cargo Report (in triplicate)

(to be completed by relevant party where information is available) (delete whichever is inapplicable)

State of Port of

Report of caroo Intended for discharae at the Port of for the ship

of Country of Registry for this present voyage

from (list ports of call),

E&imater i t^ at the port of discharge is

on the hours day of Month Year

Part 1 - Container Discharge Report by shipping company or other person required to report (include empty containers and restowage containers) (attach list as required)

Container Number [in Alpha/Numericat Order it possible) Seal No.'

Person Container is being carried tor*

Status of :ach Container (FCL/LCL etc)*

Port of Loading'

Port of Discharge'

Destination Port*

Part 2 - Cargo Report of ail required information by shipping company or other person required to report (attach list as required)

No. of

Line Container Number

Seal No.

Names and Addresses of Consignor

and/or Shipper

Place where

Loaded Marks and Numbers

No, of Packages

Description of Goods

Gross Weight of the

Goods

Karnes', iddresaes and

telephone numbers of- -

onslgneesand notify parties

Part 3 - Information about cargo by person not possessing ail details required at Part 2 (attach list as required)

m Container Number

'Jome of person (Slot -batterer, Freight-For-warder or similar) able o provide complete

3art 2_ report

Place where

Loaded* Marks and Numbers*

No. of Packages*

Description nf Rnnri«'

Gross Weight of the

Goods*

At what station ship is expected to be located at

Declarant's Name and Address 1 declare thai the particulars of these reports are true and complete to the best of knowledge. 1 declare thai the particulars of these reports are true and complete to the best of knowledge.

" Master. Owner or other person required to report

Signed and declared

this day of

in the presence of

19 Collector

FORM1(6/91)

Voyage Ho.


1952 Government departments No. GN 23, 19 June 1991

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA INSTRUMENT OF APPROVAL NO. 16 OF 1991

CUSTOMS ACT 1901

I, FRANCIS IVOR KELLY, Comptroller-General of Customspursuant to section 4A of the Customs Act 1901, hereby approve the attached "Aircraft Inwards Cargo Report" as an approved form for the purposes of paragraph 64AB(4)(b) of the Customs Act 1901.

Dated ^ s ^^ day of ^ ^ ^ 1991 / /

Comp t ^ l li&r^Gener a 1


Approved Form Customs Act 1901 Section 64 A B FORMS


AIRCRAFT INWARDS CARGO REPORT

* Strike out whichever inapplicable

'( Operatoj

Marfis Nation Registration Flight No: Date Point of Idling (Place> Point of Unlading (Place)

Air Waybi l l Number

Number of Packages Nature of goods From To

I declare that aH statements and particulars contained in the above report, and in any attached manifests are complete and contain; to the best of my knowledge and belief, an exact and true account of all cargo on board the above aircraft:/

Signature

"Pilot/owner of aircraft / /19

FORM3(8/91)


1954 Government departments No. GN 23, 19 June 1991

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA INSTRUMENT OF APPROVAL NO. 17 OF 1991

CUSTOMS ACT 1901

I, FRANCIS IVOR KELLY, Comptroller-General of Customs, pursuant to section 4A of the Customs Act 1901, hereby approve the attached "Passenger and Crew Report" as an approved form for the purposes of paragraph 64AC(3)(b) of the Customs Act 1901.

Dat^this ^ ^ ^ day of ^ ^ ^ 1991

Comutroller-'General

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No, GN23, 19 June 1991

Approved Form Cusloms Act 1301 Section 64AC F0RM2A

Government departments 1955

AUSTRALIAN CUSTOIVIS SERVICE

Ship's Passenger Report (in triplicate)

• Strike out whichever is inapplia

PoitofArwaJ. I l i p i ^ i i l i S EisUfndtedtinis.and dat6. of arrival

:^ m9 Port of :

l ^ ^ i l i i l l

Page No. t of

Voyage No.

pages

attached sheets and lists alf passengers on

signature of 'Master or Owner of ship

F=ORM2A {6/91)


No. GN 23, 19 June 1991

Approveca Form Customs Act 1901 Section 64AC FORM 2B

AUSTRAUAN CUSTOMS SERVICE

Passenger Report

' Document No. not required for Australian round-trip, or Australian coastal, passengers.

Name^btShip Page of....

Port of Disembarkation

Cabin Number Family Name Given Names Date of

Birth

•Travel Document No. (eg Passport

No.)

i^m^mi • • mî^^m •mim i mi m imim mimi ^m ^mmm ^mm mim^Hi HiHHH mH imHH IHHI HB immHH miHHH i^H HHHi m^mi H I HI^HHI mmHH HHH' IHHI îmmHi IH^H^H imi I^HH mHHIH' IHHIlHi mH HI^H HHH mm HHIHH imHIH imi HIHH IHHH mn .HÎHH BHHHH i m I^HHI HHi iîmHi IHIHIH mH i^HH BH imHHi mHUH iifmi imiH miH HHII^HI mH i^mi imHHIH HIH^B imi IHHI iimBiH H^HÎ HHHH llHH! mH IHIHHH HH^HHI imH ImHH

i i ^ i IHHI^HI miHiî i i ^ i HIHH li HH mH IHHHIH HHHHH i i i ^m ^mH IIH^H mm I ^ H H i IHHILHI i i f i ^ i ImHH mH IHHHHH IH^HHI IHHH IHHIHH mamm m I I H

FORM2B (6/91)


Approved Form Customs Act 1901 Section 64AC FORM 3A


Crew Report (in duplicate)

Strike out whichever is inapplicable

Namebf^tija

Name ©flipping Company

First Austral Port of Arrival

Jlirieraryflf thfeVbyage

List POft of CalfOveisea*

Page No 1 of

Voyage No;

pages

f: cfeclare tat tlie partkj lam shovm edbove a rid on the attached pages, numbered 2 to t aaral correct and thai those pages contain particulars relating to the crew of the ship (inclusive) are

Signature of 'Master or Owner of ship

Approved Form Customs Act 1901 Section MAC FORM 3B


Crew Report (in duplicate)

*PP = Passport SB = Seaman's Book O = Other

Name of Ship Page ..of..

Ref. No. in

Agreemen Family Name Given Names Sex

(M Of F) Document of ' Identity Type

Document Number

Date of Birth

Country of Birth Nationality

(replaces M A S 11) FORM3B(6/91)

1958 G

overnment departm

ents C

omm

onwealth of A

ustralia Gazette

No. G

N 23, 19 June 1991




INSTRUMENT OF APPROVAL NO. 20 OF 1991

CUSTOMS ACT 1901

I, FRANCIS IVOR KELLY, Comptroller-General of Customs, pursuant to section 4A of the Customs Act 1901, hereby approve the attached "Ship's Inward Report of Cargo" as an approved statement for the purposes of paragraph 64AB(5)(b) of the Customs Act 1901.

Datedîs day of tXvr 1991


No. GN23, 19 June 1991

CARGO REPORT-SEA

APPROVED STATEMENT: CUSTOMS ACT SUBPARAGRAPH 64AB/5Wb^

Item No Short Title Information Reauired

1. State of 2. Port of Port where cargo report is to

be lodged 3. Report of cargo

intended for discharge at the Port of

4. Name of Ship 5. Voyage Number 6. Country of Registry 7. Ports of Call 8. Estimated Time

of Arrival 9. Estimated Date

of Arrival

PART 1: CONTAINER REPORT f INCLUDING EMPTY CONTAINERS^ BY SHIPPING COMPANY OR OTHER PERSON REOUIRED TO REPORT

10. Container No. Show the identifying letters and numbers of the container(s) in which the goods have been packed

11. Seal Number Show the identifying nximbers of the seal(s) used on the container(s) specified in item 10

12. Person Container is being carried for

13. Status of each container

(FCL/LCL etc)

14. Port of loading 15. Port of discharge 16. Destination Port


PART 2; CARGO REPORT BY SHIPPING COMPANY OR OTHER PERSON REQUIRED TO REPORT

17. Number of line

18. Name of consignor and/or shipper

19. Address of consignor and/or shipper

20. Place where loaded

21. Marks and numbers

22. No of packages

23. Description of the goods

24. Gross weight of the goods

25. Name of consignees and notify parties

26. Addresses of consignees and notify parties

27. Telephone Numbers of consignees and notify parties

PART 3; INFORMATION ABOUT THE CARGO BY PERSON NOT POSSESSING ALL DETAILS REQUIRED AT PART 2

28. Number of line

29. Container number

30 o Neune of person (slot charterer, freight forwarder or similar) able to provide complete Part 2 report in respect of those particular goods

31o Place where loaded

32. Marks and numbers

33. Number of packages

34c Description of goods

35. Gross weight of the goods

1962 Government departments

PART 4: GENERAL 36. Location of ship 37. Declarant's Name 38 o Declarant's Address 39. Owner 40. Other person required

to report 41. Identifying Information

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 23, 19 June 1991

The identifying code allocated to the user who is communicating the information



CUSTOMS ACT 1901

I, FRANCIS IVOR KELLY, Comptroller-General of Customs, pursuant to section 4A of the Customs Act 1901^ hereby approve the attached "Aircraft Inward Cargo Report" as an approved statement for the purposes of paragraph 64AB(5)(b) of the Customs Act 1901.

/3 day of 1991

Comptrol^leg-General

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette NO.GN23, 19 June 1991 Government departments 1963

CARGO RKPORT-AIR

APPROVED STATEMENT: CUSTOMS ACT SUBPARAGRAPH 64ABr5WC^

Item No Short Title Infomation Recruired

1. Consignee/notify party name

2, Consignee/notify party street, suburb and city address

3, Consignee/notify party telephone number

4. Gross weight (kgs) 5. Country of origin 6. Departure airort 7. Enroute port(s) 8o Destination Port 9. Consignor neuae 10. Consignor street, suburb

and city address 11, Container Terminal

Operator identifying code 12. Freight forwarder

identifying code 13. Main air waybill issue

port 14. House air waybill

number 15. Description of goods 16 Number of packages 17. Enroute airline 18. Flight number lATA coding 19. Freight code




CUSTOMS ACT 19 01

I, FRANCIS IVOR KELLY, Comptroller-General of Customs, pursuant to section 4A of the Customs Act 1901, hereby approve the attached "Passenger and Crew Report" as an approved statement for the purposes of paragraph 64AC(4)(b) of the Customs Act 1901.

Dated/: k ^^ day of 1991

ComptrbXl^-General

PASSENGER AND CREW REPORT

APPROVED STATEMENT; CUSTOMS ACT SUBPARAGRAPH 6 4 C M W b l

PART 1: PASSENGER REPORT

Item No Short Title Information Required

1. Port of Arrival 2. Name of Ship 3 . Voyage No. 4. Name of Shipping

Company 5. Estimated Time of

Arrival 6. Estimated Date of

Arrival 7. Name of Master of Ship

8. Name of Owner of Ship 9- Port of Embarkation

Commonwealth of Australia Gazelle No. GN 23. 19 June 199J Governmenl departments 1965

10. Port of Disembarkation 11. Cabin Number 12. Family Name 13. Given Names 14. Date of Birth 15. Nationality 16. Travel Document Number eg. Passport Number 17. Identifying Information The identifying code

allocated to the user who is commtinicating the information

PASSENGER AND CREW REPORT

APPROVED STATEMENT; CUSTOMS ACT SUBPARAGRAPH 64ACr4Wb) PART 2: CREW REPORT

Item No Short Title Information Required

1. Name of Ship 2 . Voyage No. 3. Name of

Shipping Company 4. First Australian Port

of Arrival 5. Itinerary of this

voyage 6. Last Port of Call

Overseas 7. Port of Arrival

for Purposes of this Report

8. Name of Master of Ship 9. Name of Owner of Ship 10. Reference Number in

Agreement


11. Family Name 12. Given Names 13. Sex 14. Rank or Rating 15. Document of Identiy Type

16. Dociiment Number 17. Date of Birth 18. Country of Birth 19. Nationality 20. Identifying Information

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 23, rl9 June 1991

Male or Female

Passport^ Seaman's Book or Other Travel Document Number

The identifying code allocated to the user who is commimicating the information



CUSTOMS ACT 1901

CUSTOMS REGULATIONS

I, FRANCIS IVOR KELLY, Comptroller-General of Customs, pursuant to section 4A of the Customs Act 1901. hereby approve the attached "General Declaration" form as an approved form for the purposes of regulation 103 of the Customs Regulations.

Dati M

ComptrojrX^-General

day of 1991

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 23, 19 June 1991 Approved Form Customs Act 1901 Section 118 Regulation 103 FORM 9

' Strike out whichever inapplicable

Operate

fliptf

Ire 'iftim'teii (Pfew)



General Declaration

Right No;

Arrival at (Place)

Date

FLIGHT ROUTING ("Place" Column always to 1st origin, every en-route stop & destination)

Place Total Number of Crew

H H H H ^ I H I S S H I I ^ ^ I H H ^ H H f l H i

^ ^ m ^ H I H H H I H ^ H H H H ^ H H I H B H B H i l H I i l H i i H H H H

H I H H ^ H H H H H H ^ H H H H ^ H i H i • • B B I

• H B B i ,DECLARATION

parttoulars contained in this General Declaration, and in any supplementary lorm^required to be preserted with this General Declaration are complete, exact and tnje to the best of my

Sianature

'Authofised Agent or Pilot-m-Comrmrtd

CERTIRCATE OF CLEARANCE

The Operator has complied with Customs requirements regarding this flight and the aircraft is cleared for departure.

Customs Clearing Clerk Date / / Customs Stamp

FORW9(6/91




CUSTOMS ACT 1901

CUSTOMS REGULATIONS

I, FRANCIS IVOR KELLY, Comptroller-General of Customs, pursuant to section 4A of the Customs Act 1901, hereby approve the attached "Certificate of Clearance" as an approved form for the purposes of regulation 103 of the Customs Regulations.

/S^^ day of 1991

Comptrolleg^^neral


CERTIFICATE OF CLEARANCE

Poinof< jllp' (name o'-port where ship is cleared tor dsparture)

t master of

111 l i s .. . . (full nama ot the master of tha ship)

ship

llill; III : (nama of the ship) :

fc^reifcar; has, in respect of the proposed voyage, complied

Wm [tie 1 insbi

::; (rtextjpoit of call for the ship) .

Hiife® accbrdir tgfyt he it ship is cleared for departure.: •;:

Dated this III

l l l i

ill 11 i l l

Customs Clearing Clerk Station Stamp

ill ill 111

9139175

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 23, 19 June 1991

Approved Form Customs Act 1901 Section 118 Regulation 103 FORM 10



AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMS SERVICE CUSTOMS ACT 1901 - PART XVB

NOTICE UNDER SUB-SECTION 269TC(4)

INITIATION OF AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE ALLEGED DUMPING OF FACSIMILE AND OTHER THERMAL COATED PAPERS LESS THAN 100 GRAMS PER SQUARE METRE IN ROLLS FROM JAPAN, REPUBLIC OF KOREA AND

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

I, JOHN MELVILLE THOMPSON, delegate of the Comptroller-General of the Australian Customs Service (Customs) have examined an application made by Tony O'Shannessy and Associates Pty Ltd on behalf of Mark Sensing (Aust) Pty Ltd under sub-section 269TB(1) of the Customs Act 19 01, and am satisfied there are reasonable grounds to initiate an investigation into the allegation that dumped exports of facsimile and other thermal coated papers less than 100 grams per square metre in rolls from Japan, Republic of Korea (Korea) and the United States of America (USA) are causing and threatening material injury to the Australian industry.

The goods under inquiry are facsimile and other thermal coated papers less than 100 grams per square metre in rolls, classified in Schedule 3 to the Customs Tariff Act 1987 as follows:

Operative Date Sub Heading Statistical Code Rate of Duty

From 1 January 4811.90.90 09 General 15% 1989 DC 10%

From 1 July 4811.90.90 37 General 15% 1989 DC 10%

Known producers of the goods in Japan are Jujo Paper Co. Ltd, Kanzaki Paper Manufacturing Co. Ltd, Oji Paper Co. Ltd, Mitsubishi Paper Mills Ltd, Tomoegawa Paper Co. Ltd and Ricoh, Japan. The only known producer of the goods in the USA is Appleton Papers Inc and the only known producer of the goods in Korea is Chonju Paper Manufacturing Co. Ltd.

Customs will make a preliminary finding on the application as soon as possible and within 100 days after publication of this, notice. If the finding is that there are sufficient grounds for the publication of a dumping notice, provisional measures (including the taking of securities under Section 42 of the Customs Act 1901) may be imposed. A positive preliminary finding would be referred to the Anti-Dumping Authority for further investigation and report to the Minister (within 120 days) on whether d\imping duties should be imposed.

Customs has published Australian Customs Notice (ACN) No. 91/83 notifying initiation of the investigation and the procedures to be followed for the investigation. Copies of the ACN are available from the Publications Section, Australian Customs Service, Customs House, 5 Constitution Ave, Canberra City, ACT 26 01 or from regional offices of Customs in each capital city.


To facilitate the investigation all interested parties are invited to lodge three copies of written submissions in accordance with the appropriate dumping questionnaire with the Director, Dumping Operations 2, Australian Customs Service, Customs House, 5 Constitution Avenue, Canberra City, ACT 2601, no later than 29 July 1991. ^

John M. Thompson Delegate of the Comptroller-General

19 June 1991 9 1 3 9 1 7 6

REVOCATION OF AIR AND SEA CARGO DEPOTS

APPOINTED UNDER SECTION 17(b)

REVOCATION NOTICE

I, ADRIAN CHARLES MURRAY,Delegate of the Comptroller-General of Custom: hereby revoke from the Schedule to Customs Appointment Notice NO.Q88/05

GLOBAL MOVING AND STORAGE,

originally appointed for the examination of goods on landing under Section 17(b) of the Customs Act 1901.

(A.C. MUR]^. ) R e g ip»€rTTfa n a g e r Betîer Control Queensland

JUNE 1991

9 1 3 9 1 7 7

1972 Government departments Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 23, 19 June 199 J

COftONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

CUST0»6 ACT 1901

NOTICE OF RATES OF aCHANGE - sl61J CUST(»C ACT 1901

Z, REIN PRAKS, delegate of the Coinptroller-GeneraI of Customs, hereby specify, pursuant to sl61J of the

Custocs Act 1901, that the aioounts set out in Columns 3 to 9 hereunder are the ruling rates of exchange, on

the dates specified, for the purposes of ascertaining the value of ioported goods under the provisions of

Division 2 of Part VIII of the Customs Act 1901.

SCHEDULE (Foreign Currency ° AUS $1)

Colunn 1 Column 2 ColunOT 3 Column 4 Column 5 Colunai 6 Colutm 7 Colunm 8 Coluan 9

Country Foreign Date Date Date Date Date Date Date

Currency 5 /6 /91 6 /6 /91 7/6/91 8/6/91 9 /6 /91 10/6 /91 11 /6 /91

AUSTRIA SCHILLINGS 9 .3267 9 .3388 9.2850 9.2850 9.2850 9 .2850 9 .3614

BELGIUM/LUX FRANCS 27 .2800 27.2900 27.1500 27.1500 27.1500 27.1500 . 27 .3600

BRAZIL CRUZADO 218.7600 218.8300 217.7000 217.7000 217.7000 217.7000 219.2000

CANADA DOLLARS .8707 .8695 .8627 .8627 .8627 .8627 .8637

CHINA YUAN 4 .0570 4 .0442 4.0143 4.0143 4.0143 4.0143 4 .0215

DENMARK KRONER 5 .0908 5 .0965 5.0690 5.0690 5.0690 5 .0690 5 .1115

EC ECU .6445 .6445 .6415 .6415 .6415 .6415 .6468

FIJI DOLUR 1.1408 1.1379 1.1325 1.1325 1.1325 1.1325 1 .1390

FINLAND MARKKA 3.1324 3.1354 3.1194 3.1194 3.1194 3.1194 3 .1403

FRATCE FRAJCS 4 .4946 4 .4941 4.4727 4.4727 4.4727 4.4727 4 .5070

GERMANY DEUTSCHMARKS 1.3268 1.3272 1.3208 1.3208 1.3208 1.3208 1 .3302

GREECE DRACHMAE 145.0400 144.8900 144.0200 144.0200 144.0200 144.0200 144.7900

HONG KONG DOLURS 5.8913 5 .8714 5.8259 5.8259 5.8259 5 .8259 5 .8178

INDIA RUPEES 15.9948 15.9427 15.8339 15.8339 15.8339 15.8339 15 .8410

INDONESIA RUPIAH 1480.2000 1475.3000 1464.9000 1464.9000 1464.9000 1464.9000 1466.1000

IRELAfffl pouros .4953 .4953 .4928 .4928 .4928 .4928 .4968

ISRAEL SHEKEL 1.8376 1.8242 1.8107 1.8107 1.8107 1.8107 1.8064

ITALY LIRE 982.7800 982.5600 978.2700 978.2700 978.2700 978.2700 987 .0600

JAPAN YEN 105.7300 105.6300 104.8400 104.8400 104.8400 104.8400 106.4400

KOREA WON 551.8600 550.6700 546.5100 546.5100 546.5100 546.5100 546.9300

MALAYSIA DOLLAR 2 .1046 2 .0995 2.0840 2.0840 2.0840 2 .0840 2 .0892

NETHERLANDS GUILDER 1,4951 1.4951 1.4880 1.4880 1.4880 1.4880 1.4987

NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR 1.3031 1.3010 1.2941 1.2941 1.2941 1.2941 1 .3046

NORWAY KRONER 5 .1670 5 .1718 5.1476 5.1476 5.1476 5 .1476 5 .1874

PAKISTAN RUPEE 17.9600 17.90(K) 17.8100 17.8100 17.8100 17.8100 17.6600

PNG KINA .7291 .7283 .7247 .7247 .7247 .7247 .7260

PHILIPPINES PESO 20 .9200 20 .8600 20.7000 20.7000 20.7000 20.7000 20 .7100

PORTUGAL ESCUOO 115.1000 115.0000 114.4700 114.4700 114.4700 114.4700 116.5000

SINGAPORE DOLLAR 1.3467 1.3450 1.3365 1.3365 1.3365 1.3365 1.3411

SOLOMON IS. DOLLAR 2 .0807 2.0792 2.0645 2.0645 2.0645 2 .0645 2 .0687

SOUTH AFRICA RAND 2.1524 2 .1454 2.1273 2.1273 2.1273 2.1273 2 .1432

SPAIN PESETA 81 .9500 81 .9100 81.4800 81.4800 81.4800 81.4800 82 .1500

SRI LANKA RUPEE 31.2500 31.1500 30.9400 30.9400 30.9400 30.9400 30 .9900

SWEDEN KRONA 4.7583 4 .7674 4.7450 4.7450 4.7450 4.7450 4 .7792

SWITZERLAND FRANC 1.1339 1.1351 1.1320 1.1320 1.1320 1.1320 1.1364

TAIWAN DOLUR 20 .6800 20 .6100 20.4500 20.4500 20.4500 20.4500 20 .4600

THAILAND BAHT 19.5300 19.4700 19.3400 19.3400 19.3400 19.3400 19.3800

UK POUNDS .4478 .4485 .4466 .4466 .4466 .4466 .4505

USA DOLUR .7609 .7585 .7529 .7529 .7529 .7529 .7530

REIN PRAKS

Delegate of the

Comptroller-General of Custoro

CANBERRA A .C .T .

12/06/91 913917 3


C u s t o m s A c t 1901 N o t i c e U n d e r S e c t i o n 1 7 ( b )

N o t i c e N o : N T 2 8

I, J O H N D A V I D M A N I O N , p u r s u a n t to a d e l e g a t i o n u n d e r 5 . 4 ( 2 ) of t h e C u s t o m s A d m i n i s t r a t i v e ( T r a n s ! t i o n a l P r o v i s i o n s a n d C o n s e q u e n t i a l A m e n d m e n t s ) A c t 1 9 8 5 a n d u n d e r a p o w e r of a p p o i n t m e n t in S - i 7 ( b ) of the C u s t o m s A c t 1901 h e r e b y a p p o i n t the p l a c e i d e n t i f i e d in the f o l l o w i n g S c h e d u l e a s a p l a c e f o r the e x a m i n a t i o n of g o o d s o n l a n d i n g .

Lb e d . u 1. e

P l a c e

A r r o w F r e i g h t B o n d

L o c a t i o n

T h a t p a r t of the p r o p e r t y w h i c h is i n d i c a t e d by h a t c h i n g o n a s c a l e d r a w i n g h e l d by Senior- I n s p e c t o r ( C o n t r o l a n d A d m i n i s t r a t i o n ) , A u s t r a l i a n C u s t o m s S e r v i c e , D a r w i n a n d is s i t u a t e d a t 76 S a r g e n t S t r e e t A l i c e S p r i n g s , N o r the rr-. T e r r i t o r y .

D a t e d this d a y of 1 9 9 1

Ret^dTohal M a n a g e r B a r r i e r Coritrul

9 1 3 9 1 7 9


Bounty and Capitalisation Grants (Textile Yarns) Act 1981

iSiotice is hereby given pursuant to Section 21 H(1) of the above Act that an

Application for a Capitalisation Grant by PG & DG Baughan (Trading As

Kaygay Yarns) has been refused.

A grant of $250,000 was sought by the applicant.

Dated this eleventh day of June 1991

R E Hayhurst

Chief Executive

Textiles, Clothing and Footwear Development Authority 9139180

Primary Industries and Energy

Quarantine Act 1908 Quarantine Determinations No 2 of 1991 I, THE MINISTER OF STATE FOR RESOURCES, pursuant to section 86E of the Ouarantine Act 19Q8. hereby make the following determinations. Dated theJ^'^Tune 1991

ALAN GRIFFITHS

Revocation earlier determinations 1. Determinations No 1 of 1991 made pursuant to section 86E of the Quarantine

^gJLJs908 and published in the Gazette No GN 9, 6 March 1991, are hereby revoked.


Date of effect of these determinations

2. These determinations are to lake effect on the 1 July 1991.

Fees payable for services

3. Subject to paragraphs 4, 5 and 6, the fee payable in respect of a service specfied in an item in Column 2 of the Schedule is the amount specified in Column 3 of the Schedule adjacent to that item.

Minimum fee

4. Where a fee specified in Column 3 of the Schedule is expressed to be subject to a minimum fee, the fee payable shall not be less than the amount of that fee.

Maximum fee

5. Where a fee specified in Column 3 of the fee Schedule is expressed to be subject to a maximum fee, the fee payable shall not exceed the amount of that fee.

Multiple fees

6. Where more than one fee in Colunui 3 of the Schedule is applicable to a service, the fee payable shall be calculated by adding together the fees that are applicable to that service.

Date due for payment

7. A fee imposed by these determinations is due for payment upon the expiration of twenty-eight days after the date of the debit note issued in relation to that service.

Determinations not to apply to certain services

8. These Determinations do not apply in relation to services provided:

a. to diplomatic staff of a country other than Australia;

b. to foreign vessels and equipment undertaking joint exercises with the Australian defence forces;

c. for examination of personal luggage arriving in Australia aboard the same vessel as the owner or importer of the goods;

d. for surveillance of parcel post items containing goods that are for private/non-commercial use.


No. GN 23, 19 June 1991

QUARANTINE SCHEDULE

COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 COLUMN 3

ITEM SERVICE FEE

Services in reSation to Quarantine Services

1. Performance of a service for which a fee is not specified

elsewhere in this Schedule

(a) in-office inspections which do not exceed 15 minutes

$43

(b) other inspections $71.00 per half hour or part thereof for each officer performing the service

2. Lodgement of a quarantine entry form

$6.00 per form

3. Examination of a consignment of goods of quarantine concern

(a) of documents only $26.00 per consignment

(b) by inspection required to verify documents

$43.00 plus $71.00 for each 1/2 hour or part thereof in excess of the first 1/4 hour

4. Examination of

(a) a consignment of timber (excluding plywood or veneers)

$1.34 per cubic metre or pan thereof

(b) seed samples where analysis is performed in a laboratory

$71.00 per sample

(c) a consignment of household effects

$71.00 per half hour or part thereof for each officer performing the service

(d) postal articles $20.00

(e) cats and dogs $80.(X) for the first animal, $32.00 for each additional animal in a consignment

5. Clearance of a container system unit $4.40 per unit

6. Fumigation or other u-eatment, including destruction, by use of an oven, chamber,

Commonweallh of Australia Gazette No. GN 23. 19 June 1991

COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2

Governmeni departments 1977

COLUMN 3

ITEM SERVICE FEE

lank or incinerator having a

(a) volume of 3 cubic metres or less $71.00 per fumigation or other treatment

(b) volume in excess of 3 cubic metres $157.00 per fumigation or other treatment

7. Care of consignment of plants at a government nursery

(a) seed lines or varieties - for the first nine months

or part thereof

- for each subsequent niiie months or part thereof

(b) fruit creesA'ines - for the first year

or part thereof

- for each subsequent year or part thereof

(c) bulbs planted under field conditions and plants not grown in pots

- for the first growing period

- for each subsequent growing period

(d) other plants, bulbs, corms or tubers - for the first 4 months

or pan thereof

- for each subsequent 4 months or part thereof

(e) rootstock

(0 budding and grafting

$176 for the first line, $129 for each or part thereof line other than the first $129 for each line

$129 for the first plant, $88 for each plant other than the first

$88 for each plant

$41 for the first bulb or plant, $1 for each plant or bulb other than the first SI for each plant or bulb

$57 for the first plant, $9 for each plant other than the first

$9 for each plant

$6 per rootstock supplied

$2 per bud or graft

1978 Governmem departments Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 23, 19 June 1991 COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 COLUMN 3

ITEM SERVICE hhh

8. Services provided to plants in quarantine

(a) testing for the presence of a disease organism in an imported plant by:-(i) electron microscopy (ii) using herbaceous indicator plants (iii) using woody indicator plants (iv) serological testing

$54 per test $32,00 per test $107.00 per test $54.00 per test

(v) double stranded RNA (vi) other biochemical testing

(b) Disease elimination (heat therapy/ meristem tip culture)

$107.00 per test $54.00 per test $535.00 per treatment

9. Use of a quarantine station for management of animals (A) for the exclusive use of

the station on Cocos Island $71,660 per month or pan thereof plus feed and freight at cost

(B) at other stations (a) an equine animal,

care and maintenance provided by importer

$19.00 per animal per day, feed and veterinary supplies to be provided by importer

(b) cattle, care and maintenance provided by importer


(c) swine, care and maintenance provided by importer


(d) sheep, goats (i) Scrapie Freedom Assurance Program at Torrens Island

S447.00 per animal per year

(e) deer $11.00 per animal per day for the Hrsi 100 animals, $7.00 per day for each animal in excess of 100 but not more than 500, $2.00 per day for each animal in excess of 500, plus feed and veterinary supplies to be provided by importer.

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN23. 19 June 1991 Government departments 1979

COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 COLUMN 3

ITEM SERVICE FEE

(0 deer, care and maintenance provided by importer

$8.00 per animal per day for the fet 25 animals, $2.00 per day for each animal in excess of 25, feed and veterinary supplies to be provided by importer

(g) alpacas $11.00 per animal per day for the first 100 animals, $7.00 per day for each animal in excess of 100 but not more than 500, $2.00 per day for each animal in excess of 500, plus feed and veterinary supplies to be provided by importer.

(h) alpacas, care and maintenance provided by importer

$8.00 per animal per day for the first 25 animals, $2.00 per day for each animal in excess of 25; feed and veterinary supplies to be provided by importer

(i) a dog, the body weight of which on arrival at a govemmenl quarantine station is (i) 7kg or less (ii) more than 7kg and less than 20kg (iii) 20kg or more

$10.50 per day $16.50 per day

$22.50 per day

(j) a bitch that whelps In addition to the daily rate, $400.00

(k) a cat that (i) is 6 weeks or more old (ii) has kittens

$10.50 per day In addition to the daily rate, $250,00

(I) a rabbit or guinea pig $12.00 per day

(m) avian imports (i) a consignment of live birds

(ii) a consignment of birds eggs

$318.00 per day plus veterinary supplies at cost $361.00 per day plus veterinary supplies at cost

(n) an animal that is not specified in paragraphs (a) to (m) inclusive

$14.00 per day, feed and veterinary supplies to be provided by importer


COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 23. 19 June 1991

COLUMNS

ITEM SERVICE FEE

10.

11.

12.

13.

Overtime - (these fees are in addition to other fees payable under this Schedule)

(a) non continuous with ordinary hours (i) on a weekday or Saturday

(i i)ona Sunday

(iii) on a Public Holiday

(b) continuous with ordinary hours

$5.87 for each 1/4 hour or part thereof subject to a minimum charge of $101.72

$7.82 for each 1/4 hour or part thereof subject to a minimum charge of $125.19

$5.87 for each 1/4 hour or part thereof for ordinary hours, subject to a minimum charge of $101.72, $9.78 per 1/4 hour or part thereof for outside ordinary hours, subject to a minimum charge of $156.49

$5.87 per 1/4 hour for first 3 hours, thereafter at $7.82 per 1/4 hour or part thereof

(a) Application for approval for registration of premises for the purposes of performing quarantine (i) first year $286.00 (ii) each succeeding year $71.00

(b) application for the registration of $286.00 a zoological garden, circus or theatre

Stowage of goods not removed from a government quarantine station or nursery within seven days after clearance through quarantine (a) seeds

(b) plants including bulbs, corms, rhizomes or tubers

(c) machinery or other equipment (including motor vehicles)

(d) animals

(e) other goods

Overnight costs where an officer is required to stay overnight in order to perform services

$7.31 per kilogram or pan thereof per day or part thereof $1.85 per plant per day or pan thereof $55.00 per unit per day or pan thereof

$14.00 per animal per day plus feed at cost $9.20 per cubic metre per day or part thereof

$96.00 per night

Commonwealih of Australia Gazette No. GN 23, 19 June 1991

COLUMN 1 Government departments 1981

COLUMN 2 COLUMNS

ITEM SERVICE FEE

14.

15. 16.

17.

18.

Routine examination and clearance at first port of call in Australia for each entry of a: (a) wide-bodied aircraft (b) narrow-bodied aircraft (c) light aircraft/bus. jet (d) vessel of more than 25 metres

in length Deratting certificate

Imported foods-

(a) sampling for analysis

$128.00

$64.00 $32.00

$309.00

$286 for each certificate

$113 for each half hour or part thereof

(b) laboratory and other analytical testing at cost Waste disposal from an aircraft that has entered Australia at a port being: (a) Sydney

(i) where incinerated at Waverley/Woollhara Incinerator

(ii) where disposed of other than by incineration

(b) Port Hedland

Services provided at a private quarantine station for the super\'ision of a Scrapie Freedom Assurance Program a) a station proclaimed on or before

1 January 1991

b) a station proclaimed after 1 January 1991

$0.13 per kilogram $0.16 per kilogram

$4.53 per kilogram

$103,168 per year

$105,646 per year

9139181


Transport and Communications

COMMERCIAL RADIO SERVICE 3SUN

LICENCE CONDITION VARIATION OR REVOCATION

COMMENCEMENT OF INQUIRY

SUBMISSIONS INVITED

The Australian Broadcasting Tribunal has decided to conduct an inquiry into the variation or revocation of the following conditions placed upon the licence of 3SUN Shepparton:

Programs

1. The format of the programs to be broadcast by the licensee shall not be substantially inconsistent with that described by GVB in answer to questions 26 and 27 of the licence application. In particular, the music will be a wide selection of contemporary material for a core target audience of 18-34 years.

2. The licensee shall encourage the use of Australian creative resources in and in connection with the provision of programs

(a) in a manner not substantially inconsistent with the programs and other activities described in in GVB's answer to question 34 of the licence application and described at the conference, in particular the maintaining of an annual "Australian Music Expo" and "Rock Search", described at pages 64 to 67 of the licence application; and

(b) in a manner described at the conference as "Give Us a Break" in which new releases and independently recorded music shall be broadcast three to six times a day within the program format.

3. The licensee shall provide not less than 30% of Australian music.

Staff

4. The licensee shall employ not less than one full-time experienced graded journalist for the purpose of providing a local news service in the first year of operation; and not less than two full-time experienced graded journalists for the purpose of providing a local news service from the second year of operation.

Finance

5. The licensee shall use any surplus funds over budget in the first three years of the service to expand the resources of the station which are directed at providing the service. After the first three years, a minimum of


50% of any revenue levels over budget will be invested in expanding the station's broadcasting operations.

ISSUES TO BE ADDRESSED DURING THE INQUIRY (a) The service provided by 3SUN since it started

broadcasting in November 1990 and the impact of the licence conditions upon the provision of this service.

(b) The nature and range of services offered within 3SUN's service area, particularly changes that have been made to these services since the 3SUN licence grant.

(c) That the set of conditions placed upon the licence were unique for a commercial radio licence grant.

(d) Whether the Tribunal should vary or revoke the conditions on the licence, pursuant to section 85 of the Broadcasting Act.

(e) Any other matters relevant to the inquiry as the Tribunal sees fit.

SUBMISSIONS BY INTERESTED PERSONS Submissions by interested persons must reach the Tribunal's North Sydney office by 5pm on Friday, 2 August 1991. Submissions received will generally be placed on the inquiry file.

A copy of the Tribunal's Guide to Submitters and further details about the lodgement of submissions may be obtained by contacting Antony Sachs on (02) 959 7884 or Colin Jones on (03) 670 1777.

INQUIRY FILE The inquiry file, on which the Tribunal will place copies of all documents that it intends to take into account for the purposes of the inquiry, is available for inspection between 9.0 0am and 5.00pm on weekdays at the Tribunal's offices at:

MELBOURNE SYDNEY 14th Floor 76 Berry Street Marland House NORTH SYDNEY NSW 2060 57 0 Bourke Street MELBOURNE VIC 3000

ABT LOGO

913918^


TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACT 1989

NOTICE UNDER SECTION 106

DETERMINATION OF VARIATIONS TO TECHNICAL STANDARDS

Pursuant to Section 106 (1) of the Telecommunications Act 1989 ("the ACT"). AUSTEL detemriines the Technical Standards specified in Schedule 1 to this Notice, with effect on and from 1 July 1991.

AUSTEL believes that determination of each of the technical standards specified in Schedule 1 is necessary or desirable in order to:

(a) protect the integrity of a telecommunications network or safety of persons working on, or using services supplied by means of, a telecommunications network.

(b) ensure the interoperability of customer equipment, or customer cabling with a telecommunications network to which it is connected;

(c) ensure that the customer equipment, or customer cabling connected to a telecommunications network complies with recognised international standards concerning the interfacing of customer equipment or customer cabling to a telecommunications network.

The Technical Standards specified in Schedule 1 to this notice have been determined following publication of a Notice under Section 107 of the ACT in Gazette No. GN 2 of 16 January 1991.

SCHEDULE OF VARIATIONS TO TECHNICAL STANDARDS

SCHEDULE 1

No. Subject Matter

TS 001 Safety Requirements for Customer Equipment Issue 2.

TS 005 Cellular Mobile Telephone System Air Interface Compatibility, Amendment No. 1.

TS 008 Requirements for Authorised Cabling Products Issue 2.

TS 009 Installation Requirements for Customer Cabling (Wiring Rules), Issue 2.



No. Subject Matter

TS 010 General Premises and Domestic Premises Cablers Licence and Inspection Requirements, Amendment No. 1,

TS 013.1 General Requirements for Customer Equipment Connected to ISDN Basic Rate Access, Vol 1: Customer Equipment Access Interface Specifications, Amendment No. 1.

TS 014.1 General Requirements for Customer Equipment Connected to ISDN Primary Rate Access, Vol 1: Customer Equipment Access interface Specifications, Amendment No. 1.

TS 016 General Requirements for Customer Equipment Connected to a 2048 kbit/s Telecommunications Service, Amendment No. 1.

Dated this fifteenth day of May 1991.

Signed

Robin C J Plante Alex A Arena Chairman Member Member

May 1991 / S May 1991 n May 1991


No. GN 23. 19 June 1991

Copies of the technical standards specified in Schedule 1 to this Notice may be purchased at the following addresses:

STANDARDS AUSTRALIA SALES CENTRES

NEW SOUTH WALES:

Head Office: 80 Arthur Street. NORTH SYDNEY 2060

Telephone: Facsimile:

(02) 963 4111 (02) 959 3896

National Sales Centre: 1 The Crescent. Homebush 2140


(02) 746 4600 (02) 746 3333

Newcastle: 51 King Street NEWCASTLE 2300

Telephone: (049) 29 2477 Facsimile: (049) 29 3540

QUEENSLAND: SOUTH AUSTRALIA:

447 Upper Edward Street BRISBANE 4004

South Australian Manufacturing Park 853 Port Road WOODVILLE 5001


(07) 831 8605 (07) 832 2140


(08) 268 6133 (08) 347 1 033

VICTORIA: WESTERN AUSTRALIA:

Clunies Ross House 191 Royal Parade PARKVILLE 3052

11-13 Lucknow Place WEST PERTH 6005


(03) 347 7911 (03) 347 5914


(09) 321 8797 (09) 321 2929

STANDARDS AUSTRALIA SALES AGENCIES

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY: NORTHERN TERRITORY:

Royal Australian Institute of Architects 2AMuggaWay RED HILL 2603


(06) 273 2349 (06) 273 1953

Master Builders Association 191 Stuart Highway DARWIN 0800

Telepfwne: Facsimile:

(089) 81 9666 (089) 41 0275

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Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 23. 19 June 199! Government departments 1 9 8 7

TELECOMMUNCATIONS ACT 1989

NOTICE UNDER SECTION 106

DETERMINATION OF TECHNICAL STANDARD

Pursuant to Section 106 (1) of the Telecommunications Act 1989 ("the ACT"), AUSTEL determines the Technical Standard specified in Schedule 1 to this Notice, with effect on and from 1 July 1991.

AUSTEL believes that determination of the technical standard specified in Schedule 1 is necessary or desirable in order to:

(a) protect the integrity of a telecommunications network or safety of persons working on, or using services supplied by means of," a telecommunications network;

(b) ensure the interoperability of customer equipment, or customer cabling with a telecommunications network to which it is connected;

(c) ensure that the customer equipment, or customer cabling connected to a telecommunications network complies with recognised international standards concerning the interfacing of customer equipment or customer cabling to a telecommunications network.

The technical standard specified in Schedule 1 to this notice have been determined following publication of a Notice under Section 107 of the ACT in Gazette No. GN 9 of 6 March 1991.

NEW TECHNICAL STANDARD

SCHEDULE 1

No. Subject Matter

TS 019 Radio Equipment and Systems Cordless Telephones - CT2 CAI

Dated this fifteenth day of May 1991

Signed

RobiriC Davey^ ^ Johanna J Plante Alex A Arena nuuni v udvev^-- ^ ' junanna Chairman ^ Member Member

1988 Government deparlmenis Commonwealth of Australia Gazette

No. GN23. 19 June 1991

Copies of the technical standard listed above may be purchased fronn Standards Australia at the following addresses:

For Mail Orders

Standards Australia Head Office 80 Arthur Street NORTH SYDNEY NSW 2059

Telephone: (02) 963 4111 Facsimile: (02)959 3896

For over the counter sales

NEW SOUTH WALES Newcastle Branch Office 51 King Street NEWCASTLE NSW 2300

VICTORIA Clunies Ross House 191 Royal Parade PARKVILLE VIC 3052



QUEENSLAND 447 Upper Edward Street BRISBANE OLD 4000

SOUTH AUSTRALIA South Australian Manufacturing Park 853 Port Road WOODVILLE SA 5011



WESTERN AUSTRALIA 11 Lucknow Place WEST PERTH WA 6005

NORTHERN AUSTRALIA (Sales Agency) c/- Master Builders Association 191 Stuart Highway DARWIN NT 0800



AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY (Sales Agency) c/- Royal Institute of Architects 2A Mugga Way RED HILL ACT 2603

Telephone: (06) 273 2349

9 1 3 9 1 8 4


Civil Aviation Authority AUSTRALIA

NOTIFICATION OF ISSUE OF CERTIFICATE OF TYPE APPROVAL UNDER THE CIVIL AVL^TION REGULATIONS

Pursuant to regulation 22F of tfie Civil Aviation Regulations, notice is hereby givQi that on 11 June 1991 a certificate of type approval for Mooney MIO Cadet Airplane, manufactured by Univair Aircraft Corp., of Aurora, CO, 80011, USA, was issued by the Authority in accordance widi regulation 22A of those Regu-lations.

9 1 3 9 1 8 6

Civil Aviation Authority AUSTRALIA L

NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF ORDERS UNDER THE CIVIL AVIATION REGULATIONS

Notice is hereby given that on 31 May 1991 amendments were made to the following Qvil Aviation Orders:

Part 40, section 40.2.1. The commencement dale for these amendn^nts is 19 June 1991. Copies of the orders are available for inspection at, and may be purchased over the counter firom:

Civil Aviation Audiority (Publications Centre) 607 Swanston Street

CARLTON VICTORIA

Copies of the orders may be purchased by mail from:

Civil Aviation Authority (Publications Centre)

GPO Box 1986 CARLTON SOUTH VIC 3053

9 1 3 9 1 8 7

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1990 Government departments A o. GN 23, 19 June 1991

NOnnCATION OF THE MAKING OF ORDERS UNDER THE CIVIL AVIATION REGULATIONS

Notice is hereby given that the following anKaidincm to Civil Aviation Orders;

Part 105 will become efifective on 13 June 1991

AD/CL60(V20 : ADG OUTPUT HARNESS CHAFING

Copies of the above Ordet<s) is/arc available for inspection and may be purchased over the counterfromthe:

CivU Aviation Authority 607 Swanston Street CARLTON SOUTH VIC 3053

or by mail from:

Civil Aviation Authority Publications Centre GPOBox 1986 CARLTON SOUTH VIC 3053

NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF ORDERS UNDER THE CIVIL AVIATION REGULATIONS

9139188

NOnCS (F ISBHaaBfflCK CP C M M N A m M F T wncz is beccfcy givei tiiat piiicsuant to secticD 71(1) of the Civil Aviatiai Act 1968, the oertificate of veg^xx^nai of the aircraft described heraiicier has been canoelled. Lioi INo. Ikte and tiioe der gistered (EST) Description aid r gistraticn E s abLe fay

906 7 JuTO 1991, 2:/5pBi Gnmaan G-164 Km Keane Pty Ltd roB0K589 PfeOa Beach OLD 4221

tcnmcr cKSsmoiiw ksmmes ui^jH^ssevcj opomMM kmsAsr MOfnCS is hei?ety given that pisrsuQnt to section 75(1) of the Civil Aviation Act 1988, in the Authority ceased to lhave effect in respect of each of the aircraft described h

a statut<Hy lien vKted eremder.

Lien No. Ctescription and registration oark. tote on \rfuch lien oe Esed to have effect.

1007 C^tes liaarjet 3S-A, va-WFE 955 Cessra 550, VB-TIFO 1015 BaoMes: SiddeL^ 125, WMk

916 SikDtaky S62A, VB-N«C

7 June 1991 1991

28 May 1991 28 Kay 1991

§i Nj 3

Dfeited this Uih of J w V m K. ant R gristxar of Statutory Liens

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Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1992 Government departments No. GN 23. 19 June 1991

Treasurer

HOUSING LOANS INSURANCE CORPORATION NOTICE is hereby given under section 5(3) of the Housing Loans Insurance Act 1965 that the following persons have been approved by the Housing Loans Insurance Corporation as lenders for the purposes of that Act:-

Adelaide Housing Co-Operative Limited BNZ International Australia Limited Bayside Mortgages Pty Ltd Bendigo Secured Mortgages Limited Billanook District Co-operative Housing Society Limited Bonsec Pty Ltd Central Victorian Securities & Investments Limited City of Castlemaine No.l Co-operative Housing Society Limited City of Springvale No.2 Co-Operative Housing Society Consolidated Capital Pty Limited D.A. Gouge Pty Limited Drouin No.8 Co-operative Housing Society Limited Eltham & District Co-operative Housing society Limited First Mortgage Corporation Australia Limited Foundation No.2 Co-operative Housing Society Limited Geelong No.2 Co-operative Housing Society Limited Hallmark Credit Limited Hungerford Nominees (VIC) Pty Ltd Illingworth David Services Pty Ltd Investment House of Australia Limited La Trobe Securities Proprietary Limited MCQ Securities Pty Limited MLC Building Society Maryborough & District No.19 Co-operative Housing Society Ltd Mortgage Resources Pty Ltd Mt Securities Ltd Natander Pacific Limited National Mutual Trustee Limited Northern Credit Union Co-Operative Limited Perpetual Australia Limited Peter A Kelly Pty Ltd Prudential Finance Limited - now Metway finance Purvis Group Securities Pty Ltd Riverviews Co-Operative Housing Society Sheraton Fiance Limited Sherwood No.15 Co-Operative Housing Society Limited Sherwood No.16 Co-Operative Housing Society Limited Shire of Broadford No.l Co-Operative Housing Society Limited South Eastern No.l Co-operative Housing Society Limited Southern Peninsula No.2 Co-Operative Housing Society Ltd St George Funds Manager Limited Stud Park No.l Co-operative Housing Society Limited Suburban Mortgages Proprietary Limited Suburban No.20 Co-Operative Housing Society Limited Tarago (No.11) Co-Operative Housing Society Ltd Tarago Mortgage Services Pty Ltd Tarago No.5 Co-operative Housing Society Ltd The University of Sydney Waratah Co-Opertive Housing Society No.26 Limited Warragul No. 10 Co-Operative Housing Societ^^mited

DATED THIS Eleventh day of June 1991. // ///

/ / # / (P.M. BARTLETT)

CHAIRMAN, HOUSING LOANS INSURANCE CORPORATION 9139180

Printed by P. J. GRILLS, Commonwealth Government Printer, Canberra


No. S 148, Monday, 10 June 1991 Published by the Australian Government Publishing Service. Canberra

SPECIAL

Government House, Canberra ACT 2 600

10 June 1991

r m QUBSKI'S BIRTiSDA? 1991 HONOURS

ON behalf of Her Majesty The Queen, His Excellency the Governor-General is pleased to announce the following appointments and awards:

THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA To be Companions in the General Division (AC) Dame Judith DBS, 808 San Ysidro Lane, Montecito Santa Barbara California 93108 USA

For service to the performing arts.

Dam© Beryl Edith BEAURBPAIRE, DBE, 18 Barton Drive, Mount Eliza Vic 3930

For service to the community, particularly as Chairman of the Council of the Australian War Memorial.

aaeritus Professor Noel George BUTLIN (1.4.91), Late of 5 Spencer Street, Turner ACT 2601

For service to education, particularly in the study of economic growth.

Professor John Philip CHALMERS, 22 Ayr Avenue, Torrens Park SA 5062

For service to medical science and research, particularly in the field of cardiovascular physiology.

Mr Jack Kapior D^VB^îaT, AO, DSO, DFC^, GM,

53 Malton Road, Beecroft NSW 2119 For service to business and industry and to the community.

Associate ProfosBor Frederick COSSOCQ HOLLAS,

75A St Marks Road, Randwick NSW 2031 For service to public health in Australia and abroad.

Dr Bernard McCarthy O'BRIEN, CKG 22 Chaucer Crescent, Canterbury Vic

3126 For service to microsurgery and to medical research.

To be Officers in the General Division (AO) The Honourable Neil Leonard Charles BATT,

11 Bayley Street, Glebe Tas 7000 For service to the Tasmanian Parliament, to politics and to the community.

Mr Trevor Percy Winston BOUCHER, 175 Duffy Street, Ainslie ACT 2602

For public service as Commissioner of Taxation.

Professor Maxwell John CHARLBSWORTH, 86 Lang Street, North Carlton Vic 3054

For service to philosophy and bioethics and to education.

Mr Neil Rex CLARK, 6 Nicholson Avenue, Mount Waverley Vic 3149

For service to banking, to business and to the community.

Professor Adrienne Elizabeth CLARKE, School of Botany University of Melbourne, Parkville Vic 3052

For service to science and industry, particularly through the application of biotechnology.

Profeoaor Douglas John COSTER, 2 Dalaston Avenue, Glenunga SA 5064

For service to ophthalmology, particularly as Lions Professor of Ophthalmology, Flinders University of South Australia.

Mr Ivan Albert DSVESON, Hamilton Road, Malvern Victoria 3144

For service to the automotive industry and to business.

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^ 7aQbMM eoiflM?

2 Queen 's Birthday Honours List 1991 Mr Tony EGGLBTON, CVO

WestDourne Woods, Yarraiumla ACT 2600 For service to politics and government as Federal Director of the Liberal Party Of Australia.

Mr John David ENFIELD, 3 Valder Place, Farrer ACT 2607

For service to public administration.

Dr Reginald Glover EPFS, 223 Greenwich Road, Greenwich NSW 2065

For service to medical education and to hospital administration.

Mr Jamea Richard FLEMING, 52 Townson Street, Blakehurst NSW 2221

For service to retailing and to horseracing.

ProfeBBor Ashley William GOLDSWORTHY, OBS,

386 Wishart Road, Wishart Qld 4122 For service to information technology, particularly through the Australian Computer Society.

Mr Bruno Gordano GROLLO, 313 Gillies Street, Thornbury Vic 3071

For service to building and construction and to the community.

Mr Robert Studley Forrest HUGHES, 28 South Menantic Road, Shelter Island, New York 11964 USA

For service to art and to the promotion of Australian culture.

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. S 148, 10 June 1991

Mr Keith Vaux MATTINGLEY, AM, IQ P^jlana Road, City Beach WA 6015

For service to child health researcn, to the arts and to the community.

Emeritus Professor Derek John MULVANEY, CKG,

128 Schlich Street, Yarraiumla ACT 2600

For service to prehistory and anthropology, particularly through the study of Aboriginal cultural heritage.

Miss Margaret Hannah OLLEY, 48 Duxford Street, Paddington NSW 2021

For service as an artist and to the promotion of art.

Mr John do Burgh PERCEVAL, 2/13 Terry Street, Balwyn Vic 3103

For service to the visual arts.

Mr Rayden Alfred PERRY, 34 Chipping Road, City Beach WA 6015

For service to science and to the environment, particularly through land resources management.

Professor Renfrey Burnard POTTS, 5 Knightsbridge Road, Leabrook SA 5068

For service to education and in particular to applied mathematics.

Dr Lyndel Vivien PROTT, 12 Crowther Avenue, Greenwich NSW 2067

For service to environmental and cultural property law.

Miss Miriam Beatrice HYDE, OBE, (Mrs Edwards) 12 Kelso Street, Enfield NSW 2136

For service to music as a pianist and composer and to music education.

Mr Roland David JACKSON, 109 Northwood Road, Northwood NSW 2066

For service to the profession of architecture.

Professor James Waldo LANCE, CBE, 15 Coolong Road, Vaucluse NSW 2030

For service to neurology.

Mr Donald Benjamin McDONALD, 29 Moorefield Avenue, Hunters Hill NSW 2110

For service to arts administration, particularly as General Manager of the Australian Opera.

The Honourable Raymond George REYNOLDS, QC,

58 John Street, Woollahra NSW 2025 For service to the law and to the community, particularly through child health and safety organisations.

Sister Margaret Mary RYAN, 2 30 Rosanna Road, Rosanna Vic 3084

For service to the care of the dying through the Mercy Hospice Care, Melbourne.

Dr Edward Durham SMITH, 12 Hardy Terrace, Ivanhoe Vic 3079

For service to paediatrics, particularly as a surgeon.


Mr James Grahara Arsbrose TUCKER, HBB, 44 Palm Avenue, Ascot Qld 4007

For service to business and to the community.

Dr Blizabath Kathleen TURNER, 99 Greeves Drive, Kilsyth Vic 3137

service to paediatrics, particularly as a physician.

Mr John Harrisom VALDER, CBK, 6 Fairfax Road, Mosman NSW 2088

For service to business, to politics and to the cotranunity.

Mr Donald Sutherland VA23RSHBK, "Avoca Forest", Logan Vic 3475

For service to the wool industry, particularly through merino sheep breeding.

Mr Bruce VAUGHAN, 147 Pentecost Avenue, Turramurra NSW 2074

For service to primary industry and to the community.

The Honourable Robert Alexander WALLACE, 2/31 The Esplanade, South Perth WA 6151

For service to the law and to the community.

Mr Brett WHITSLSY, 2 Raper Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010

For service to art as a portrait and landscape painter.

To be Officers in the Military Division (AO)

Royal Australian Navy Rear Admiral Anthony Lancaeter HUNT, AM, RAN

45 Springval© Drive, Weetangera ACT 2614

For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the Assistant Chief of Naval Staff (Materiel).

Australian Army Major General Warren Edward GLENNT, RFD, ED

1 Mountain View Road, North Balwyn Vic 3104

For service to the Australian Army Reserve as Commander of the 3rd Division.

Queen's Birthday Honours List 1991 3 Brigadier Ian Jameo Campbell HBARN,

15 Eildon Street, Duffy ACT 2611 For service to the Australian Army and Australia in representational and military appointments.

Royal Australian Air Force Air Cocnoodore Richard Norman GURJ5VITCH,

54 Hawker Street, Torrens ACT 2607 For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Director General Facilities -Air Force.

To be Members in the General Division (AM)

Mr Robert Arthur ABBOTT, 223 Woolooware Road, Cronulla NSW 2230

For service to Rugby League football.

Dr John Leslie ALLSOP, 57 Ocean Street, Woollahra NSW 2025

For service to neurology.

Mr George Neville BAILEY, MBB, 52 Raymond Street, Lidcombe NSW 2141

For service to greyhound racing administration.

Mr Charles George BANNON, Wiera Downs Station, Via Carrieton SA 5432

For service to art through printmaking, and to art education, particularly for his work with Aboriginal people in the Northern Territory.

Mr Lindley John Forbes BARRACLCH^H, 10 Castra Place, Double Bay NSW 2028

For service to the community.

Mr Victor Bruce BEAVER, 15/14-16 Malvern Avenue, Manly NSW 2095

For service to literature, particularly in the field of poetry.

Mr Malcolm Robert BEAZLEY, Ocean Beach Road, Manly NSW 2095

For service to education.

Ms Margaret BELL, 7/112 Ben Boyd Road, Neutral Bay NSW 2089

For service to the development of the volunteer effort in Australia, and in contribution to this movement, particularly as Executive Director of the Volunteer Centre of New South Wales.

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Mr Ian Hamilton BEROCKUIAll, 11 Upper Spit Roadr Moeman NSW 2088

For service to exportation.

Dr Michael Harry BOLTON, 21 Roseby Avenue, Clayfield Qld 4011

For service to public health, particularly in the field of alcohol and drug dependence.

Mr Bernard Kenneth BOITElf, 16 Thomas Street, Nedlands WA 6009

For service to primary industry, particularly in the field of fisheries management.

Mre Una Parry BOYCB, OBB, 11 Main Street, Merimbula NSW 2548

For service to war widows.

Mr Nigel Henry Cockhurn BUTTBRLST, 57 Temple Street, Stanmore NSW 2048

For service to music.

Mr Clive Richard CARR, 17 Wyatt Road, Burnside SA 5066 For service to lacrosse.

Mr ffilliaa Joseph CARRICK, 5 Hatton Gardens, Sandy Bay Tas 7005

For service to the community. Mr Peter Thoaae CARTER,

6 Piper Street, Quinns Rocks WA 6030 For service to the Royal Agricultural Society of Western Australia and to the community.

Councillor Frederick Douglas Claude CATKRSON,

19 Wrights Road, Kellyville NSW 2153 For service to the New South Wales Parliament, to local government and to the community.

Professor Maurice Hicholae CAOCTI, 88 Canberra Grove, East Brighton Vic 3187

For service to multiculturalism and to the Maltese community.

The Honourable Greeley Drmunuitd cLMUnacm, QC,

54 Marine Parade, Cottesloe WA 6011 For service to the law.

Mr Albert Henry OORRALL, 6 Havelock Street, Maidstone Vic 3012

For service to lawn bowls.


Mr Samuel Sydney CULLEN, 4/55A Darling Point Road, Darling Point NSW 2027

For service to the Sydney church of England Girls' Grammar School, Darlinghurst.

Mr Robert CULVER, Summit Road, Crafero SA 5152

For service to engineering, particularly in the fields of hydraulics and coastal engineering.

Mrs Nellie May CUTLER, 62 Glenwall Street, Kingsgrove NSW 2208

For service to war widows.

Or John William DALE, 47 Bulkara Road, Bellevue Hill NSW 2023

For service to dentistry.

Mrs Margaret Florence DARLING, 54 Anderson Street, South Yarra Vic 3141

For service to the National Trust of Victoria. Dr George Madgwick DAVIDSON,

29 Carlotta Road, Double Bay NSW 2028 For service to medicine, particularly in the fields of anaesthesia and intensive care.

Dr Alan David DONALD, 214B Connells Point Road, Connells Point NSW 2221

For service to primary industry in the field of animal health.'

Aesociate Professor Ronald William FARREN-PRICE, Faculty of Music University of Melbourne, Parkville Vic 3052


Mr Athol Hutchinson FLYHN, 57 Prospect Street, Wynnum North Qld 4178

For service to the import/export industry.

Mra Lillian Georgina FRANK, MBE, 1 Grange Road, Toorak Vic 3142


Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. S 148, 10 June 1991 Mr Robert Maoon FRY,

15 Arcadia Road, Glebe NSW 2037 For service to environmental protection and public health, particularly through radiation management.

Queen's Birthday Honours List 1991 5 Profeaeor George England KBARNBT, RFD, ED,

16 Reculver Street, Robertson Qld 4109 For service to education and to the community.

Mr Robert Frederick GARONBR, 4 Mia-îa Street, Girraween NSW 2145

For service to orthotics and to those with physical disabilities.

Mr Jack Noel GOODWIW, OBB, 7 Cottesloe Street, West Beach SA 5024


Ktq Kancy Ethel GOWBR, 16 Belnoel Street, Wavell Heights Qld 4012

For service to the hairdressing industry.

Mr Keith Wilfred HARBOUR, 14/700 Riversdale Road, Camberwell Vic 3124

For service to people with HIV/AIDS.

Mr Charles Haxwell RAZBLTON, QBE, Orange Road, Cudal NSW 2864

For service to aviation.

Miss Kathleen KEhLS, "Korumburra", Kobyboyn Road, Seymour

Vic 3660 For service to international relations, particularly through missionary work in Bangladesh.

Dr George Campbell KILLBN, 60 Newcastle Street, Rose Bay NSW 2029

For service to medicine and to the community, particularly through the St John Ambulance Association.

Mr Grahame Sdwin RIKG, 18 Drysdale Road, Warrandyte Vic 3113

For service to art education, particularly in the field of printmaking.

Dr Lindsay Wescocobe KNIGHT, 14 Lipscomb Avenue, Sandy Bay Tas 7005

For service to medicine, particularly in the field of cardiology.

Mr Peter Williaia HIDBR, 11 Le Gallienne Street, Melba ACT 2615

For service to aviation and to the community.

Mr William Austin KRICKER, Balwyn Road, Canterbury Vic 3126

For service to industry, particularly in the field of research and development.

Mr Raymond H O T G K I N ^ , 14 Anitra Avenue, Kareela NSW 2232

For public service.

Councillor William Maurice LAVER, Lavers Road, Mudgeeraba Qld 4213

For service to local government.

Dr Janet Rickord McCall IRWIN, 42 Alma Street, Paddington Qld 4064

For service to women's affairs and to the community.

Mr Peter Stuart ISAACSON, DFC, AFC, DFM, 1 Highgate Hill, Toorak Vic 3142

For service to the print media and to the community.

Mr Gwynydd Francis JAMBS, 21 Hood Street, North Balwyn Vic 3104

For service to the book publishing industry.

Mr Donald Henry KAY, 4 Utiokah Drive, Taifoona Tas 7053

For service to the arte, particularly in the field of music composition.

Mr John Martin LEVINS, 40 Davenport Road, Booragoon WA 6154

For service to the Australian Government, particularly through consular assistance to the Australian community in Kuwait.

Mr John Davan LEWIS, 8 Bayviewhill Road, Rose Bay NSW 2029

For service to the construction industry.

Mr Colin Andrew McALPINE, "Eureka Stud", Cambooya Qld 4358

For service to Australian bloodhorse breeding.


Mr Thomas Jaiaeo MCCARTHY, 240 Lyndhurst Road, Boondall Qld 4034

For public service to Queensland, particularly in the field of public health.


Mr William George MAHONEY, 23 MacRobertson Street, Mawson ACT 2607

For service to Australian Rules football.

His Honour Herbert Bruc© MacDONALD, Government House, Norfolk Island NSW 2899

For public service and as Administrator of Norfolk Island.

Mr Brian Ernest MARK, 19 Spencer Street, Rose Bay NSW 2029

For service to business and commerce, particularly through the Service Station Association.

His Honour Judge Prank Roland McGRATH, QBE,

1/22 Wolseley road, Point Piper NSW 2027

For service to the law, particularly in the field of workers' compensation and to the community.

Mr John McGillivray McINTYRB, OBB, 50 Gilbert Crescent, Townsville Qld 4810

For service to business and commerce and to the community.

Mr Brian John McKAY, 2 Von Nida Crescent, Rosanna Vic 3084

For service to telecommunications and the electronics industry.

Mr Brian William McKAY, 31 Solomon Street, Fremantle WA 6160

For service to art, particularly through the promotion of contemporary and visual art in Western Australia.

Mr Francis William McKAY, MBB, Civic Centre, Warragamba NSW 2752

For service to local government associations.

Mr Neil Mowbray MACPHILLAMY, 98 Mugga Way, Red Hill ACT 2603

For service to the community, to commerce and to the legal profession.

Mr Donald John McRAB, Harwood Island, Clarence River NSW 2465

For service to primary industry, particularly to the sugar milling industry.

Professor Maxwell Noel MADDOCK, PO Box 53 3, Raymond Terrace NSW 2324

For service to conservation and the environment, particularly through the Shortland Wetlands Centre.

Associate Professor John Potter MASTBRTON,

47 Rosedale Road, Glen Iris Vic 3146 For service to medicine, particularly in the field of burns surgery.

Mr Bryan Douglas MICKLE, 1/1 Queen Street, South Perth WA 6151

For service to business and commerce and to the community.

Mrs Heather Mary MITCHELL, QBE, 18 Menadue Street, Horsham Vic 3400

For service to primary industry, particularly through the Victorian Farmers' Federation.

Ms Merle Valma MITCHELL, 52 Gray Street,, Springvale Vic 3171


Mr Laurence James MOONEY, 20 Goulburn Street, George Town Tas 7253


Mr George Francis MOORE, 53 Bardwell Road, Bardwell Park NSW 2207


Mr John Joseph MULHERON, 172 MacDonnell Road, Margate Qld 4019

For public service to Queensland and to civil engineering.

Mr Allan William NUSKE, Temple Street, Ashwood Vic 3147

For service to those with visual impairment.

Mr Terence Patrick O*GORMAN, Clayfield Qld 4011

For service to the legal profession.

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Kr Lloyd John O'NBIL, 40 Berkeioy StrQGt, Hawthorn Vic 3122

For service to the book publishing industry.

Mr Williaia Norman PEACH, 5 Cyprian Street, Mosman NSW 2088

For service to th© media and to tourism.

Mr Robert Williaia PENTECOST, 40 Narani Crescent, Northbridge NSW 2063

For service to the building and construction industry.

Dr Valentin© Michael PBRVAN, 34 Kincardine Crescent, Floreat Park WA 6014


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Sister Nola Patricia RILEY, Mount Olivet Hospital 411 Main Street, Kangaroo Point Qld 4169

For service to nursing, particularly in the field of palliative care and the welfare of tho frail agod.

Councillor Trevor WilliaiQ ROACH, Brady's Lookout, Rosevears Tas 7277

For service to local government and to the community.

Mr Hugh Robert MaKW@ll ROSS, "Glengarry", Springside via Orange NSW 2800

For service to primary industry, particularly through agricultural education.

The Honourable Peter Sydney Maitland PHILIPS,

10/12 Billyard Ave, Elizabeth Bay NSW 2 0 1 1

For service to the New South Wales Parliament and to the community.

Professor Issy PILOWSKY, Department of Psychiatry University of Adelaide, Adelaide SA 5000

For service to medicine, particularly in the field of psychiatry.

Mrs Helen Elizabeth PITT, C/- Box 158, Macclesfield SA 5153

For service to international relations, particularly through Community Aid Abroad.

Professor Anthony Charles POLLARD, 97 Ferguson Avenue, Myrtle Bank SA 5064

For service to medicine, particularly in the fields of genetics and chemical pathology.

Dr John RAFTOS, 20 Kennedy Street, Kingsford NSW 2032

For service to medicine, particularly in the field of hypertension and cardiology.

Mr David Harold ROWBOTHAM, 28 Percival Terrace, Holland Park Qld 4121

For service to literature.

Mr Barle Williaxn RYAN, Arndell Special School Badajoe Road, North Ryde NSW 2113

For service to education, particularly to those with emotional difficulties.

Sioter Madeleine Alice RYAN, Ursula College Australian National University, Canberra City ACT 2601

For service to women's interests, particularly as Principal, Ursula College, Australian National University.

Mr Leon Dudley SBBIRE, 37 Clare Street, Mordialloc Vic 3195

For service to communications, particularly broadcasting.

Hre Maggie SHEPHERD, 11 Torres street. Red Hill ACT 2603

For service to clothing design and to exporting.

Mr Hedley Paul SIMOHS, C/- Woolworths Ltd 540 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000

For service to business and commerce, particularly retailing.


Dr John Graente SLGMAN, ED, 242/99 Spring Street, Melbourne Vic 3000

For service to medicine, particularly the field of cardiology.

Mr Brian David Benjamin SMITH, 14 Benaroon Court, Tallebudgera Qld 4228

For public BQrvice.


Mr Noel Frederick WILKINSON, BBM, 1 Munro Avenue, Ashburton Vic 3147

For service to rowing administration and in to the Olympic movement.

Ms Patricia Joan WILKIHSOH, 18 The Glade, View Bank Vic 3084

For service to nursing, particularly in the field of education and administration.

Krs Heather Joyce S00THC50TT, 2 Taylors Road, Mitcham SA 5062

For service to the community, particularly in the field of women's affairs.

nr John Wesley SPIERS, 14/24 Warringah Road, Mosman NSW 2088

For service to the transport industry, particularly shipping.

Mrs Daphne Ruth WILLIAMS, 12 Milner Road, Alice Springs NT 0870

For service to the Aboriginal community as an art co-ordinator and promoter.

Mr Douglas Fairhurst WILSOH, 26 Warragoon Crescent, Attadale WA 6156

For service to the transport industry, particularly shipping.

Mr John Michael Sholto STACY, Warrego Crescent, Linden Park SA 5065

For service to engineering, particularly to the automotive industry.

Mr David WilliaiD SULLIVAN, 46 Greengate Road, Killara NSW 2071

For service to the transport industry, particularly aviation.

Mr B«en William John TYLER, 7/21 Kensington Road, South Yarra Vic 3141

For service to the Australian diamond mining industry and to the community.

Dr Walter Wilhelm Johannes UHLENBRUCH, 43 Lynch Crescent, Brighton Vic 3186

For service to the manufacturing industry.

Mrs Mary May WILSON, OAM, Main Road, Lilydale Tas 7268

For service to hockey.

Associate Professor Morgan Francis WINDSOR, MBB

13 Moynihan Street, Ascot Qld 4007 For service to medicine, particularly in the field of thoracic surgery.

To be Members in the Military Division {AM)

Royal Australian Navy Commander Boyd Chapman ROBINSON, RAN

9 Darley Road HMAS CERBERUS, Western Port Vic 3920

For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as RAN Liaison Officer, Middle East.

Dr Alan Courtenay WALKER, 7 Forsyth Court, Leanyer NT 0812

For service to medicine, particularly in the field of paediatrics.

Mr David Frank WALKER, 1/11 Albany Road, Toorak Vic 3142

For service to youth.

Professor Hano Leo WESTERMAN, 7/24 Tryon Avenue, Wollstonecraft NSW 2065

For service to the National Capital Development Commission and to the Model Code Task Force for Residential DevQlopHRsnt.

Cocnoodore Graham Vaughan SLOPER, RAN 33A Macquarie Road, HMAS WATSON, Watsons Bay NSW 2030

For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Commanding Officer HMAS SUCCESS.

Cooatzxxlore Mervyn John YOUL, RAN 2 Warringah Lane, Mosman NSW 2088

For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly in the area of logistics.

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. S 148, 10 June 1991 Australian Army Colonel JaiQQB Rollo BRBTT, 82 AmeBB Stroot, Carlton North Vic 3054

For service to the Auetralian Army as Commanding Officer, Soldier Career Management Agency.

Brigadier Jamee Michael CONI >LLY, C/- Australian High Commission Australia House The Strand, London United Kingdom UK

For service to the Australian Army as Contmander of the 3rd Brigade.

Lieutenant Colonel David Bilosiandsr CRAI3p 1 Bungey Street, Campbell ACT 2601

For service to the Australian Army as Staff Officer Grade One Logistics, Headquarters 1st Division.

Lieutenant Colonel William Heil Nutt FORBES, 35 Mills Street, Burwood Vic 3125

For service to the Australian Army in the field of operations and training.

Brigadier Kerry John McMANUS, RFD 53 Glen Tower Drive, Glen Waverley Vic 3150

For service to the Australian Army as Commander 3rd Training Group.

Major Allen Mark MORTSNSEN, 31 Gymkhana Road, Duntroon ACT 2600

For service to the Australian Army as Officer Commanding the Australian Army Training Project Team in Papua New Guinea.

Lieutenant Colonol Michael Vincent TABOHB,

41 Pinnacl© CrescentBulleen Vic 3105 For service to the Australian Army in the fields of logistics and community relations.

Major Barbara Elizabeth ^TSOn, 36 Kiewa East Road, Tangambalanga Vic 3691

For service to the Auetralian Army in the field of administration.

Royal Australian Air Force Wing CoeiBander Stephen John GRAY, MBB

20 Maughan Crescent, Fadden ACT 2904 For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Staff Officer Air Warfare Maritime Patrol.

Queen's Birthday Honours List 1991 9 Wing Cocxnander Geoffrey Ronald LEB,

86 Susans Drive RAAF Base, Williamtown NSW 2314

For servico to the Royal Australian Air Force as Cotrananding Officer No 76 Squadron.

Squadron Leader Gregory David McDOTOALL, 40 Park Crescent, Alphington Vic 3078

For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Headquarters Logistics Command Systems Engineer responsible for Fill Strike Aircraft.

Wing Commander Robert Earlo PRYKB, 194 Raglan Street, Mosman NSW 2088

For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Commanding Officer No 486 Squadron.

Squadron Leader Graham Craig WALTON, 10 Callistemon Court, Sale Vic 3852

For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Commanding Officer RAAF School of Photography.

Awarded the Medal of the Order in the General Division (OAM)

Mr Phillip Maxwell ADAMS, North Bogabigal, via Forbes NSW 2871

For service to pistol shooting.

Mr ErnQSt Edward ADSETT, 27 Malory Street, Balmoral Qld 4171

For service to trade unions, and for community service.

Mr Maxwell AINLEY, 25 Camp Street, Creswick Vic 3363


Mr Trevor ALLAH, 17 Canoon Road, Turramurra NSW 2074

For service to Rugby Union football.

Mr Williaia George ALMA, Sebastopol Street, North Caulfield Vic 3161

For service as a magician and to th© conservation of conjuring memorabilia.

Dr Irene AMOS, 1072A Waterworks Road, The Gap Qld 4061

For Qorvico to arts administration.

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84 Terry Avenue, Belgrave Vic 3160 For service to youth and to the conwnunity.

Mr John Prank ASHBY, 91 Hill Road, North Balwyn Vic 3104

For service to the community, particularly the security industry.

Sister Mary Theodore ASMAR, 802 R.V. Nagar, Anna Nagar, Madras 600 102 Tamil Nadu India

For service to international relatione, particularly to children with disabilities in Madras, India.

Mr Thcoas Ernest ATTBRTON, 112 Eric Street, Bundeena NSW 2230

For service to the community, particularly aged people and to veterans.

Mr Arthur Bdward BAKBR, 109 Barrenjoey Road, Ettaiong Beach NSW 2257

For service to aged people through the Meals-on-Wheels organisation.

Mrs Helen Maydos BALES, 7 Kundibah Road, Elanora Heights NSW

2101 For service to the welfare of children suffering from cancer and leukaemia.

Mr Kerry Neil BALES, 7 Kundibah Road, Elanora Heights NSW 2101

For service to the welfare of children suffering from cancer and leukaemia.

Mr Anthony Louis BARBER, 15 Coppin Street, East Malvern Vic 3145

For service to the community through the entertainment industry.

Dr Peter Allan BARR, 127 Coolowie Road, Terrey Hills NSW 2084

For service to medicine, particularly in the fields of paediatrics and grief counselling.


Mrs Jeanette Anne BARRITT, Childers Street, North Adelaide SA 5006

For service to public health, particularly through the Australian Cranio Facial Unit.

Miss Mary Josephine BARRY 162 Page Street, Middle Park Vic 3206

For service to nursing.

Dr Ross Jan BASTIAAN, 21 Champion Street, Brighton Vic 3186

For service to Australian military history.

Mr Clifford Curnow BENNETT, ISO, 11 Loyola Way, Attadale WA 6156


Mr Michael George BEST, 24 Elizabeth Street, Burnie Tas 7320

For service to those with disabilities.

Mrs Una May BISHOP, 113 Backwater Road, Narromine NSW 2821


Mr William Thomas Hayes BOOMAN, "Trenton Valley"

RMB 7070, Yarram Vic 3971 For service to primary industry, particularly livestock.

Alderman Peter Francis BOLT, 12/48 Cliff Road, Wollongong NSW 2500

For service to local government and to the electricity industry.

Mr Kenneth Hajnilton BOND, Ansett Transport Industries 501 Swanston Street, Melbourne Vic 3000

For service to the transport industry, particularly aviation.

Dr Peter Eric BOON, 58 Ramah Avenue, Mount Pleasant NSW 2519

For service to medicine, particularly the training of ambulance paramedics.

Mrs Lynda Margaret BOOTH, 25 Mariner Drive, Eleebana NSW 2282

For service to the community, particularly through the Australian Multiple Birth Association.


Mr Prancie Charles BOYLE, 31 Monaro Crescent, Griffith ACT 2603


Mrs Joan Maude BRAND, 12 McCann Road, Rosemore NSW 2171

Por service to children as a foster carer.

Mrs Isabella BRIERLBY, 23 Balls Head Road, Waverton NSW 2060

For service to the local history of the Sydney North Shore area.

Mr Ronald Heath BROCKIE, 67 The Righi, Eaglemont Vic 3084

For service to veterans, particularly to those with visual impairment.

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Mr Andrew CARTER, 8 Camden Street, Wembley Downs NSW 6019

For service to promoting community awareness of HIV/AIDS.

Mr Tristram Ogilvie CARY, 30 Fowlers Road, Glen Osmond SA 5064


Mrs Diana Blwyn Howard CAVAYB, Hillside Terrace, St Lucia Qld 4067

For service to the community and to public health.

Alderman Colin Roy CHAPMAN, 26 Smyth Street, Gympie Qld 4570


Mr Harold Arthur BROOKS, 54 Billington Street, Labrador Qld 4215

For service as a ballroom dancing instructor.

Mr Terrence William CHAPMAH, 68 Washington Avenue, Cromer NSW 2099

For service to education through the Association of Independent Schools, New South Wales.

Mr Leslie Bdwin BROWNLIB, 22 Kawanna Street, Mudjimba Qld 4564

For service to primary industry.

Mrs Maureen Patricia BURCHBLL, 17 Warren Street^ Pascoe Vale South Vic 3044


Councillor Albert Roy BURR, 7 Kunjara Court, Mildura Vic 3500


Mr James David CALDWELL, 29 Allamanda Avenue, Allingham Qld 4850

For service to Rugby League football.

Dr Robert Ifilltacj Stuart CARKtS?, 56 Albany Road, Toorak Vic 3142

For servicQ to dontiotry, particularly prosthodontics.

Mr Joseph CARB(»lARO, 1/1 Cabena Crescent, Chadstone Vic 3148

For service to the Italian community.

Mr Erik Roger Bede CARLSON, 59 Sugarloaf Crescent, Castlecrag NSW 2068


Dr Philip Bin Yee CHEUNG, 30 Atlas Drive, St Helens Tas 7216

For service to public health and to service organisations.

Mr Rex CIK3WN, 25 Southern Avenue, West Beach SA 5024

For service to the community, particularly training for the road transport industry.

Mrs Edythe Marie CHRISTIE, 1 Hesperia Avenue, City Beach WA 6015


Mr Henry Lewis CLARK, 5 Quiggins Grove, Ulverstone Tae 7315

For service to the community, particularly as co-ordinator of search and rescue operations.

Mr Mervyn Frank CLARK, MBB, 9 Galena Street, Chermside Qld 4032

For service to the community, particularly veterans.

Mrs Olive CLEMENS-PALMER, 42 Pavo Street, Belmont Vic 3216



Miss Margaret Jane COCKMAN, 1176 Wanneroo Road, Wannercxj WA 6065

For service to the coitanunity.

Mr James Ronald COLS, 108 Alcoomie Street, Villawood NSW 2163

For service to the community, particularly aged people and to those with disabilities.

Mr Thomas Gerald CX>NNOLLY, Hamilton Street, Theodore Qld 4719


Mr Brrol John CONSIDINE, C/- Court House, Wyong NSW 22 59


Mrs Alison Aston COX, 8 Elaroang Avenue, Kirribilli NSW 2061

For service to public health through the Tresillian Family Care Centres.


Mr Warren James DALY, 38 Little Street, Lane Cove NSW 2066

For service to music as a band leader and drummer.

Mr Thomas Charles DAVBY, 2 Culliver Street, Horsham Vic 3400


Mrs Suzanne Nadine DAVIDSOT), Elizabeth Street, Paddington NSW 2021

For service to the arts as a ballet dancer, teacher and administrator.

Mrs Gertrude Mary DAVIS, "The Neck", Bruny Island Tas 7150


Ms Betty May DAWSON, 36 Jacka Place, Campbell ACT 2601

For service to the education of disadvantaged people and those with disabilities.

Mr Donald Boyd CRAIG, 35 Law Street, Redbank Qld 4301

For service to scouting.

Mr Ian Michael CRAIG, 8 Uralla Road, Durai NSW 2158

For service to the horseracing industry.

Mr John James CRAIG, 93 Mimosa Road, Carnegie Vic 3163

For service to the community, particularly through music and old time dancing.

Mrs Betty Dorothea CRISP, "Greenacres", Wilcannia NSW 2836

For service to the Wilcannia community.

Mrs G%«endollne Jean D'EMDBN, 2/38 Anstey Street, Howrah Tas 7018

For service to the arts through the preservation of equipment for sound recording.

Sister Margaret Elizabeth Rosario DOLAN, Presentation Convent Ferguson Road, Wavell Heights Qld 4012

For service to the community, particularly aged and bereaved people.

Mrs Muriel Mary DOWNIE, 185 Wattletree Road, Malvern Vic 3144

For service to lawn bowls, particularly for those with visual impairment.

Mr Alan Barons CROMPTON, 12 Wilona Avenue, Lavender Bay NSW 2060

For service to cricket.

Mr Frederick Albert CULLEN, 1 Thoresby Grove, Ivanhoe Vic 3079


Mr Jack DALTQN, 12A York Terrace, Mosman Park WA 6012

For service to children's welfare, particularly as instigator of the organisation "Foster Care".

Mr Maurice James DRAKE, 132 Warden Street, Ashgrove Qld 4060

For service to the community through the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Queensland.

Sister Marie Paule Francoise DUFORD, St Mary's Convent, Palm Island Qld 4816

For service to Aboriginal people on Palm and Fantome Islands.

Mr Leslie Reginald DUNN, 21 Kookaburra Street, Altona Vic 3018

For service to cycling.

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Mr William DUNN, PO Box 10, Wittenoom WA 6752

For service to the community, particularly the Aboriginal community.

Mioa Patricia Dorothy DOIINB, 24 Oakleigh Road, Glenhuntly Vic 3163

For service to hospital administration.

Mr John LesllQ DURKIN, 3 Coolangatta Avenue, Cronulla NSW 2230

For service to the community, particularly through emergency maritime rescues.


Or D e m o t Clarence POSTBR, ED, 126 Forest Avenue, Bunbury WA 6230

For service to community organisations, particularly the St John Ambulance Association.

Mrs Jean Dorothy PRANKLIR, 7 Nathan Court, Kidman Park SA 502 5


Mr Alexander FRASBR, 1 Hawkins Street, Ingham Qld 4850

For service to the community, particularly through Rotary International.

The Reverend Brother Peter Williaei DWYBR,

St Stanislaus* College, Bathurst NSW 2795


Mr Edgar JaioeB BBSARY, 33 Third Street, Bute SA 5560


Mr George Frederick William BSHMAN, 52 Croudace Street, Edgeworth NSW 2285

For service to soccer.

Hrs Audrey Victoria mSBURO, 25 Torrens Street, Linden Park SA 5065


Aldenaan Sydney Jack FRIBDLANDSR, 8 Borambil Place, Longueville NSW 2066


Mre Jill Bve GAITELY, 70 Rankin Road, Ferntree Gully Vic 3156

For service to children's welfare as a foster carer.

Mr William John (Willie) FEHNBIX, 38/20 Carabella Street, Kirribilli

2 0 6 1 For service to the entertainment industry.

Mrs Janet Grace GALLEY, NSW 8 Regan Street, Box Hill Vic 3129

For service to the community, particularly through women's organisations.

Mr Douglas Noel FERGUSON, 24 Mackay Street, Taree NSW 2430

For service to surf lifesaving and to youth.

Councillor Robin GARDINI, 4 Aurum Crescent, Ringwood Vic 3134

For service to the community and to local government.

Mr Eugene Austrail FLAHERTY, 10 Green Links Avenue, Coffs Harbour NSW 2450

For sorvico to agod peoplo.

Mrs Janice Anne FORRKST, 4/27 Eaton Street, Cumberland Park SA 5041

For service to youth through the Girl Guides Association.

Mr David John POSTER, 58 Triton Road, East Devonport Tas 7310

For service to woodchopping.

Mrs Ann Mary GARMS, 65 King Arthur Terrace, Tennyson Qld 4105

For service to the tourism and hospitality industry and to the community.

The Honourable Harry Walter GAYFBR, "Coongan Downs", Corrigin WA 6375

For service to primary industry, particularly through Co-operative Bulk Handling Ltd, Western Australia.

Mrs Gertrude Jean GIBSCMi, Toorak Road, Toorak Vic 3142

For service to the promotion of the arts.

14 Queen's Birthday Honours List 1991 Htb Susan Agnes GILES,

"Merridait; -, Woowoony^ via biggenden Qld 4621

For service to the cominunity, particularly through the Biggenden Returned and Services League, Women's Auxiliary.

Hra Lillian May GOLDING, wooroonah Street, Baralaba Qld 4702


Mrs Betty Patricia GRANT, 29 Boronia Avenue, Beecroft NSW 2119

For service to politics.

Mrs Nancy Jean GURNBR, St Leonards Street, Mosman Park WA 6012

For service to public health.

Mr Kenneth Edwin GUTTB, 239 Gilbert Street, Adelaide SA 5000

For service to education, particularly the rehabilitation of offenders.

Mr William Henry Sutherland HALL, BEM 443 Orange Grove Road, Woy Woy NSW 2256

For service to veterans.


Mrs Dorothy Ethel HARVEY-HALL, 65 Beaaley Street, Torrens ACT 2607

For service to the community, particularly aged people.

Mrs Caryl Lynette HASLEM, 24/9 Jardine Street, Kingston ACT 2604

For service to the corrununity.

Mr John Alister HAYNES, 17 Moore Street, Port Hedland WA 6721


Mrs Essie Catherine HEAZLETT, 59 Hall Street, Tamworth NSW 2340


Sister Cecily Mary Caterina HEPFERNAN, 6 Malvern Crescent, Strathfield NSW 2135

For service to education, particularly students with hearing impairments.

Miss Yvonne Maud HELBERG, Papela, Rote NTT INDONESIA

For service to international relations and in particular to the health and welfare of people on Rote Island, Indonesia.

Inspector Janee Edward HAMPSTEAO, C/- Nyngan Police Station Tabratong Street, Nyngan NSW 2825

For service to the community, particularly during and after the Nyngan floods.

Mr Murray Leslie HANSEN, 66 Oaklands Parade, East Brisbane Qld 4169

For service to youth, particularly through the School Cadet Corps.

Mr Noel Thomas HANSEN, 131 Grandview Drive, Coolum Beach Qld 4573

For public service and for service to the community.

Mr Victor William HARRIS, 24 Highcrest Avenue, Wavell Heights Qld 4012

For service to business and commerce, particularly through the Master Plumbers' Association.

Lieutenant-Colonel Rowland Alfred HILL, 86 George Street, Scoresby Vic 3179

For service to Christian journalism, particularly as Editor of "The War Cry".

Inspector Reginald William HINCHEY, Police Station Farrer Place, Queanbeyan NSW 2620

For public service with the New South Wales Police Service.

Councillor John James HOARE, "Karabran", Nyngan NSW 2825

For service to the community, particularly during and after the Nyngan floods.

Mrs Patricia Blanche HOLDENSON, 4/2 Wimba Avenue, Kew Vic 3101

For service to the community, particularly through charitable organisations.

Mr Richard Murray HOOPER, 96 Oxford Street, Beauty Point Tas 7270


Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. S J48, 10 June 1991

Mro Mary Margaret Hill HOPS, "Burlendl'', Konongwootong via Coleraine Vic 3315

For servicQ to conservation and the Qnvironmant and to the community.

Queen's Birthday Honours List 1991 15 Mr John GodQchall J0HKS024,

2 Rivenoak Avenue, Padstow NSW 2211 For service to the arts, particularly as a maker and preserver of string instruments.

Captain Kenneth James HOPPER, RO. (Rtd) 6/2 Thurlow Avenue, Nelson Bay NSW 2315

For service to preservation through the Newastle Maritime Museum and to the community.

Mr Henry Morfcon KORSBORGH, "Panjee Park", Nyngan NSW 2825


Mr Alan Francis HOS?B, 5/171 Derby Street, Penrith NSW 2750

For service to the Aboriginal community.

Mr James Maitland HULLICK, 47 Cuming Street, Mile End SA 5031


Mr Jaxoes William HUNT, Flinders Australian Bookshop 10 Woburn Walk, London United Kingdom UNITED KINGDOM

For service to the promotion of the Australian arts in the United Kingdom.

Mre Frances HUKTIKGTOK, 10 Sauter Street, Heatley Qld 4814

For service to the community, to sport and to youth.

Mr Robert James HYDB, "Jameson Farm" Calingiri Road, Wongan Hills WA 6603


Mrs Rosemary SleasK>r H7DB, "Jameson Farm" Calingiri Road, Wongan Hills WA 6603


Mr Brian Samuel JASPER, 5/188 High Street, Rutherglen Vic 3685


Mr John Laurie JBHKIliS, Stewart Terrace, Naracoorte SA 5271

For service to the comrounity.

Mr David Wynne JONES, 58 Bindy Street, Forest Hill Vic 3131


Mr Gordon Stanley JONES, 19 Andrews Street, Newell Beach Qld 4873

For service to public health.

Mr John Lambert KANE, 1 Bona Vista Avenue, Aspendale Vic 3195


Mr John Mathew KBILY, 37 Bayview Street, Bayviev Heights Qld 4868


Mr Henry Douglas KENNERSON, 23 Millington Street, Ardross WA 6153

For service to education, particularly in the area of administration and to the building industry.

Dr Allan James KERR, RFO, 27 Nandi Street, Coonabarabran NSW 2357

For service to public health, particularly through the development of the Coonabarabran Medical Centre.

Mre Sika KERRY, 110 Roberts Street, Footscray West Vic 3012

For service to multiculturalism and to local government.

Mrs Mildred Geraldine Joy RIRRPATRICK, 16 Douglas Street, St Ives NSW 2075

For service to the entertainment induotry.

Mr John KNIGHT, "Braewood", Coonabarabran NSW 2357


Mr John KOSNAR, 44 Horseshoe Bend Road, Keilor Vic 3036

For service to manufacturing and to the Czechoslovakian community.


Dr Kalev KRUUP, Norwood Avenue, Taroona Tas 7053

For service to the Estonian community and to muiticulturaliam.

Dr Peter Murray LAST, 49 Westall Street, Unley Park SA 5061

For service to medicine.

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. SMS, 10 June 1991

Councillor Donald John McKAY, 18A Talmage Street, Sunshine Vic 3020


Mrs Mary Jane McKBNZIE, 85 Edward Street, Dalby Qld 4405


Mrs Dorothy Ellen LAUGRTDN, 12 Hillburn Avenue, Windsor Gardens SA 5087

For service to sport, particularly for those with visual impairments.

Mr Allen James LBS, 38A Jennings Street, New Town Taa 7008

For service to the community and to the Anglican Church.

Mr Vernon LISLE, 7/3 Isabel Avenue, Vaucluse NSW 2030

For service to music and to broadcasting.

Mr Vincent Michael McCAFFRBY, 6 First Avenue, Chinchilla Qld 4413

For service to youth and to the community.

Mr Hector North McDONALD, 5/35 Talara Road, Gymea NSW 2227

For service to the community, particularly through surf lifesaving.

Mr John Malcola McDONALD, 22 Dorothy Avenue, Basin View NSW 2540


Mrs Betty Bilton McDONBLL, "Glengarry", Darraweit Guim Vic 3756


Mr Patrick George McGANN, 12 Donnan Street, Bexley NSW 2207

For service to children with disabilities, particularly through the Pathfinders' Auxiliary.

Mr Sevan Francis McIHERNEY, 342 Grand Promenade, Dianella WA 6062

For service to the community, particularly through the St John Ambulance Association.

Mr Ian Edward McINTYRB, "Key West", Jondaryan Qld 4403


Mr Alistair Murray McLEAN, Shanghai Bag, Department of Foreign

Affairs and Trade, Parkes ACT 2600 For service to international relations, particularly as Consul-General, Shanghai.

Mr Tiraothy Jamee McMANUS, 74 Altair Street, Southern Cross WA 6426


Mrs Lucy MAGRATH, 58 Glenwood Court, Albury West NSW 2640

For service to education, particularly children and young adults with special needs.

Mrs MaiVina MALIREK, Bambra Road, CaulfieId Vic 3161

For service to the community, particularly women's affairs.

Mr Allan Thomas MARRIOTT, 341 McKinnon Road, Bentleigh East Vic 3165


Mr Albert MARTIN-HBHRY, 12 Wilga Road, Caringbah NSW 2229


Aldenoan Norman Francis Henry MATESICH, 4 Granite Street, Port Macquarie NSW 2444


Mr William Wallace MATHISON, 143 Wood Street, Warwick Qld 4370

For service to the Warwick Hospital, particularly as a radiographer.

Mr Albert Russell MEAD, 27th Street, Renmark SA 5341

For service to primary industry, particularly horticulture.


nr Ronald Uohez- MBTCALFB, 7 Colvin Street, Hugheo ACT 2605


Mrs Evelyn MILOVR, 15 Wing Street, Bald Hills Qld 4036


Mrs Jessie MILLINGTON, 7 Nulkara Street, Belmont NSW 2280

For service to the community, particularly through fund raising for charitable organisations.

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Mr Colin Brynnxjr NICHOLAS, 4 Dorking Road, City Beach WA 6015


Mr Richard Edward NIXON, 10 Barsden Street, Camden NSW 2570

For service to local history and to the community.

Mrs Laurel Joy OAKLEY, 44/645 Hay Street, Jolimont WA 6014

For service to youth and to women's affairs.

Mr Neville John Payne MILLS, 15 Karuah Avenue, coffs Harbour NSW 2450

For service to surf lifesaving.

Mr Graham Walter O'DONNBLL, 3 Homer Avenue, West Moonah Tas 7009

For service to veterans, particularly as a bugler.

Jai eo Orciandy Forsyth Street, Whyalla SA 5600

IFor service to the community.

Mr Quenton Keith MOLONKY, 5/61 Albert Road, Strathfield NSW 2135

For service to community organisations.

Mrs Florence May KORLST, 1 Staughton Street, Sunshine Vic 3020


Mr John Arthur MORONY, 63/7 5 Spofforth Street, Cremorne NSW 2090

For public service.

Mr Kenneth Eugene MORRISON, 6 Broome street, Mallacoota Vic 3892

For public service with the Victorian Department of Conservation and Environment.

Mr John Bede MULLEN, 32 Lome street, Goulburn NSW 2580

For service to the community, particularly through the St Vincent de Paul Society.

Mr Kevin Bernard SfB HAH, 886 Station Road, Quakers Hill NSW 2763

For service to horse sports.

Mr Paul Colin NBWNHAM, BEM, Commins Road, Broadlands via

Bairnsdale Vic 3875 For service ao Regional Director, Victorian State Emergency Service.

Ms Marjori© Elizabeth OKE, 46 Clark Street, Northcote Vic 3070

For service to aged people, particularly women.

Mr Clement Henry O'KBEFFB, 319 Orange Grove Road, Salisbury East Qld 4107


Mr George William OLIVER, Pass Road, St Mary's Tas 7215

For service to lawn bowls and to the community.

Mr Athol Stephen CWEN, 35 Milton Crescent, West Moonah Tas 7009


Mr Rollan Warwick OXBNHAM, 45 Corberry Street, Rockhampton Qld 4700

For public service.

Mr David Roy PACKHAM, Blue Ridge Road, Dewhurst Vic 3808

For service to the development of aerial ignition techniques for bush fire management.

Mr Vasgo PAILAGIAN, 47 Windrush Avenue, Belrose NSW 2085

For service to the Armenian community.

Councillor Sydney Herbert PARGBTBR, City of Berwick, Civic Centre, Fountain Gate, Narre Warren Vic 3805


18 • Queen's Birthday Honours List 1991 Mr N o r m a n C l a u d e D e s m o n d PIUUCBR,

480 E l i z a b e t h S t r e e t , S u r r y Hills

2010

For B o r v l c e to o p e r a , p a r t i c u l a r l y

t e c h n i c a l o p e r a t i o n s .

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. 8 148, 10 June 1991

Hr Norman G e o r g e POPBr

NSW 21 King Edward S t r e e t , C r o y d o n NSW

2132

For service to v e t e r a n s and to the

corranunity.

M r s K l y t i © W i n g f i o l d P A T E ,

28 S t e v e n s o n S t r e e t , Kew V i c 3101

For oorvico to t h e a r t s , p a r t i c u l a r l y

c e r a m i c art and Q c u l p t u r e .

C o u n c i l l o r G e o f f r e y Siiaon PhtlKKCR, BEH, 198 Havrthorn R o a d , C a u l f i e l d V i c 3161

For s e r v i c e to l o c a l g o v e r n m e n t and t o

L i o n s I n t e r n a t i o n a l .

Dr John Uox&Lo P O T T S ,

35 L i o g a r S t r e e t , J u n e e NSW 26S3

For SGrvicQ to medicinQ.

Mr J a m e s P O W K L L ,

40 Robson R o a d , Corrijnal NSW 2518

For service to m u s i c , p a r t i c u l a r l y

through t h e W o l l o n g o n g C o n s e r v a t o r i u m of

M u s i c .

T h e R e v e r e n d Keniiot:h J o h n P A T T E R S O N ,

40 G e a k e S t r e e t , A l b a n y W A 6330

For s e r v i c e to r e l i g i o n , p a r t i c u l a r l y

through t h e C h u r c h e s of C h r i s t .

M r Peter V o l k e r t P A Y S R S ,

90/510 M a r m i o n S t r e e t , B o o r a g o o n W A

6154

For s e r v i c e t o p h o t o g r a p h y , p a r t i c u l a r l y

aerial p h o t o g r a p h y and to t h e c o m m u n i t y .

M r G e o r g e H e n d e r s o n P R B S O O T T ,

2/33 D e n m a n P a r a d e , Norroanhurot NSW

2076

For service to t h o s e with d i s a b i l i t i e s ,

p a r t i c u l a r l y t h r o u g h the C h a t s w o o d

Sheltered I n d u s t r i e s .

Mr H e r b e r t W i l l i a m P R I C E ,

Main R o a d , D o v e r T a s 7117

For s e r v i c e to v e t e r a n s and to L e g a c y .

M r G e o r g e B u e l P B B T ,

16 A d d i s o n S t r e e t , South P e r t h WA 6152

For s e r v i c e to t h e d e v e l o p m e n t of a e r i a l

ignition t e c h n i q u e s for b u s h fire

m a n a g e m e n t •

M r T h e o d o r e P R I D H A M ,

55 Brighton S t r e e t , Croydon N S W 2132

For service to t h e c o m m u n i t y ,

p a r t i c u l a r l y through the St V i n c e n t d e

Paul S o c i e t y .

O r J a m e s N i x o n P E N D L B B U R T ,

64 V e r d u n S t r e e t , B e x l e y NSW 2207

For s e r v i c e to t h e U n i t i n g C h u r c h and to

e d u c a t i o n .

M r J o s e p h H e n r y P H I L B B T ,

2 O v a l T e r r a c e , L a m e r o o SA 5302

For s e r v i c e to t h e grain industry in

South A u s t r a l i a .

M r s B e v e r l e y Itorle P I P E R ,

4 Mt Ida A v e n u e , H a w t h o r n B a s t V i c

3123

For s e r v i c e to t h e c o m m u n i t y ,

p a r t i c u l a r l y t h r o u g h

M e a l s - o n - w h e e l s a n d as a c h i l d r e n ' s

hospital v i s i t o r .

M i s s Beria A n n e t t e P R I T C H A R D ,

16 R o b i n a S t r e e t , Margate Q l d 4019

For s e r v i c e to t h e c o m m u n i t y ,

particularly t h r o u g h Quota

I n t e r n a t i o n a l .

Mra J e n n y B a r r P R O H A S K A ,

2/4 R a i n t r e e S t r e e t , M a n s f i e l d Q l d

4122

For s e r v i c e to p r o m o t i n g world p e a c e and

to equal o p p o r t u n i t y and to t h e status

of w o m e n .

T h e Very R e v e r e n d F a t h e r M i c h a e l A l e x

P R O T O P O P O V ,

52 Fenton C o u r t , K e y s b o r o u g h V i c 3173

For service t o t h e R u s s i a n c o m m u n i t y .

C o u n c i l l o r J u l i u s O l i v e P O L L A C K , M B E ,

19 H a m i l t o n R o a d , M a l v e r n Vic 3144

For s e r v i c e to l o c a l g o v e r n m e n t and to

the c o m m u n i t y .

Mr L a u r e n c e M a x w e l l P U L L E Y ,

"Warranie"

Pine F o r e s t R o a d , A r m i d a l e N S W 2350

For service to m u s i c and to y o u t h .

Commonweallh of Australia Gazelle No. S ] 48, 10 June 1991

Hr Koota Athan RADIH, 382 Taploye Hili Road, Soaton SA 5023

For service to the Macedonian community in South AuQtralla.

Hr AllQn Hayârd RAIt^S, 7 Shepherd Street, Mareeba Qld 4880

For service to braes band music.

Mr Leo Francis RAMSDAI^, 29 Start Street, Kyneton Vic 3444


Queen 's Birihday Honours Lisi 1991 19

Mr Jack SAIQfOHS, 1/12 Birdwood Street, Coorparoo Qld 4151

For service to veterans and to the community.

Mr JeuQBB Russell SAVAGB, "Bromelton House" Bromelton House Road, Beaudeeert Qld 4285

For service to children, particularly through SPELD.

Mrs Jean Stu2irt RAYBKMID, Oak street, Bellingen NSW 2454

For service to the community, particularly ae Secretary to the Bellingen River District Hospital, Ladies Auxiliary.

Mr Dorino RIDOLPI, 67 Barlow Street, Clayfield Qld 4011

For service to the community, particularly through Rotary.

Mrs Betty Ann ROBBRTS, Holyoake Tasmania Inc 212 Collins Street, Hobart Tas 7000

For service to social welfare.

Mrs Noroa Nellie SAWICKI, 8 Bates Street, Dickson ACT 2602

For service to those with visual and hearing impairments through library services.

Mr Gcorgo William SCA8S4BLL, Bolgers Road, Devon North Vic 3971


Mr Peter Blliston SBAGBR, "Ridgeside", Evandale Tas 7212

For service to primary industry, particularly through the Royal National Agriculture and Pastoral Society of Tasmania.

Mr Laurence Athol ROBERTS, 30 Lowan Street, Goolgowi NSW 2652

For service to the barley industry.

Mr Bernard Jaiaes ROBBRTS<H?, Sunraysia Way, Tempy Vic 3489


Mr Francis Hugh ROBINSCXf, Humphrey Road, via Gayndah Qld 4625

For service to the citrus growing industry and to the community.

Mr Sidney R03IKS0K, 3/38 Mary Street, Como WA 6152

For service to the Western Australian School for Deaf Children.

Mr William Francis ROSS, 11 Hewitt Street, Warracknabeal Vic 3393

For service to cricket.

Mr Lawrence ROSBNBLOM, 27 Berkeley Street, Holland Park Qld 4121

For service to the Jewish community.

Mr JaiaeB Joseph SBB, 23 Willara Street, Carseldine Qld 4034

For service to industrial relations and for public service.

Mr Nathan SBGAL, 78 Broadway, Elwood Vic 3184


Mr Graeroe Carleton SKARRATT, 61 Darling Street, Roseville NSW 2069

For service to children with hearing and visual impairments.

Mr Ronald Mervyn SKIITKSRr 107 South Station Road, Booval Qld 4304


Alderman Thomas Arthur SLATTBRY, 20 Stonehaven Avenue, Dubbo NSW 2830


Mr Gregory Robert SMITH, 27 Wood Street, Mowbray Tas 7248


20 Queen's Birthday Honours List 1991 Mrs Marjorie Irene SMITH,

4 Taylor Street, North Curl Curl NSW 2099

For service to swimming.

Mrs Annita Mary SOMMARIVA, 494 Kensington Road, Wattle Park SA 5066


Mr Paul Manfred SOWA, 16 Alverstone Street, Sanyo Qld 4014

For service to the German community.

Mrs Ida Verdun SPBNCSR, 2 4 Meredith Avenue, Glengowrie SA 5044

For service to the community, particularly through Red Cross Transport, "South Australia.

Mr Stanley John SPENCER, 78 Rutland Avenue, Mt Eliza Vic 3930

For service to the education of disabled children, particularly through the Nepean Special School.

Mr Charles George STBMING, ED*, Darwin Street, Lockleys SA 5032


Mr Godfrey Taylor STEPHENS, 5 Leo Court, Kallangur Qld 4503

For service to the credit union movement in Queensland.

Lieutenant-Colonel Peggy Doralene STEPHENS,

14 Wilga Street, Regents Park NSW 2143 For service to the community, particularly through the Salvation Army.

Mr Harold Roy Vincent STEVENS, 5 Lorna Street, Cheltenham Vic 3192


Mrs Isabel STIX, 16 Bamford Avenue, Westmeadows Vic 3049

For service to youth, particularly refugee children.

Mr Alfred John STONE, 118 Mitchell Street, Merewether NSW 2291



Mr Arthur Edmund STRIKE, 16 Kidston Street, Bungalow Qld 4870

For service to local government and to the community, particularly through the Noah's Ark Toy Library.

Mr Alexander John STURGEON, 31 Pratt Street, Mackay Qld 4740

For service to the performing arts.

Mr Rex Lionel SWINTON, 12 Hartley Close, North Turramurra NSW 2074

For service to adult education and to the community.

Mr Algimantaa Patricijuo TASKUNAS, 17 Fehre Court, Sandy Bay Tas 7005

For service to tertiary education administration and to the Baltic communities.

Mr Jack TAYLOR, 20 Panton Street, Eaglehawk Vic 3556


Mr Donald David THOMAS, Harrington Road, Kingston-on-Murray SA 5331

For service to the community, particularly through the ambulance service.

Mr Mervyn Herbert THOMAS, 13 Benview Avenue, Orange NSW 2800


Mrs Norma Knight THORNTHWAITE, C5/356 Blunder Road, Durack Qld 4077

For service to the community, particularly through the Association of Women's Forum Clubs of Australia.

Mr Lineley James THORPE, 259 Herries Street, Toowoomba Qld 4350

For service to horseracing and to cricket.

Mrs Patricia Adah TOMPKINS, 1 Hope Road, Applecross WA 6153


Mr Joseph TORRENT, Vasse Highway Yoongarillup, Busselton WA 6280


Commonweallh of Australia Gazette No. S 148, JO June 1991

Mr Boris TRAJKOV, 7 Cameo Court, Bulleen Vic 3105

For service to the Macedonian and other communities.

Kr Henry Shiu-Lung TSANG, 28 Browns Road, Gordon NSW 2072

For service to ethnic communities.

The Reverend Vernon Kenneth TURNER, 420 Lyons Road, Five Dock NSW 2046

For service to Christian broadcasting.

Mr Reginald George TUTTY, 46 Albion Crescent, Greensborough Vic 3088

For service to the poultry industry, particularly exhibition game poultry.

Ms Valrene TWBBDIB, Glendon Road, Double Bay NSW 2028

For service to ballet and dance.

Mrs Josephine Winifred VAN LAWICK, 21 Satinwood Place, Palm Beach Qld 4221

For service to those with intellectual disabilities, particularly through the Endeavour Foundation.

Mr Speros VAROOS, 15 Singleton Crescent, Oxley ACT 2903

For service to the Greek community.

Mr Giulio Cesare Francesco VIDONI, 68 Carlisle Street, Leichhardt NSW 2040

For service to children with disabilities, particularly through Handital-NSW Inc.

Mrs Janet VIBRTBL, 36 Strathmore Street, Kedron Qld 4031


Mr Ivan Leonard Ray VINCENT, 45/39 Hertha Road, Innaloo WA 6018

For service to the Churches of Christ and to social welfare.

Mrs Pauline Patricia WALIJVCB, "Einalla", Glrilambone NSW 2831

For service to the community, particularly during the Nyngan floods.


Mr Ross Reginald WALLADGB, 11 Meadow Crescent, Port Pirie SA 5540

For service to the community, particularly through the St Vincent de Paul Society.

Mr Kenneth John WALTER, 9 Hartley Street, Riverton SA 5412

For service to conservation and the environment.

Mr Hugh Douglas f«ARIRG, 34 Amaroo Street, Raid ACT 2601

For service to soil science, forestry and to education,

Mrs Lillian Annie WARSRER, 52 Glenayr Avenue, West Ryde NSW 2114

For service to the Girls' Brigade.

Mrs Dorothy Louisa WATTS, 62/67 Carabella Street, Kirribilli NSW 2061

For service to those with disabilities, particularly through the House With No Steps.

Mrs Jean Weeks WEBSTER, 53 Dunoon Avenue, West Pymble NSW 2073

For service to hockey and to women's bowls.

Mr Barry George WESTON, 369 Beach Road, Black Rock Vic 3193

For service to commercial security and to crime prevention.

Mr Randal Derek WHITE, 42 Roberts Terrace, Whyalla SA 5600

For service to education, to engineering and to the community.

Mr Kevin Claude Michael WHCKTLEY, 136 Russell Street, Edge Hill Qld 4870


Mrs May WIBLEN, 9 McLachlan Street, Maclean NSW 2463


Miss Betty Isabel WILLIS, 2/10 Daranlee Court, Toowoomba Qld 4350

For service to youth, particularly through the YWCA and the Uniting Church.


Mtb Clarice Pearl WILLOUGHBY, 90 Glenburnie Street, Seaton SA 5023

For service to the community, particularly through Meals-on-Wheels.

Mrs Stella WILLSON, (3.4.91) Late of 104 Chatham Road, Denistone NSW 2114



Awarded the Medal of the Order in the Military Division iOAM)

Royal Australian Nouy Chief Petty Officer Michael Rufug ATKIN,

3 Slone Street, Riverview Qld 4303 For service to the Royal Australian Naval Reserve, particularly in the Diving Branch, RANR Sea Training Section and Band of the Brisbane Port Division.

Mr Colin HOODS, 14 Melcombe Road, Ivanhoe Vic 3079

For service to music, particularly through the Salvation Army Melbourne Staff Band.

Mr Henry WOOLNOOGH, "Waveney", Lord Howe Island NSW 2898


Mr Alonzo Pearse WTMOND, 4 Crowther Place, Brighton Vic 3186

For service to the preservation of rail transport history and to tourism.

Petty Officer Gary Ronald CAMBRON, 10 Cavalier Parade, Bomaderry NSW 2540

For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as Senior Victualler and President of the Petty Officers' Mess in HMAS BRISBANE.

Chief Petty Officer Colin Samuel JOHNSON,

64 Greens Road, Greenwell Point NSW 2540

For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly in the field of combat survival training.

Mr Charlie YANKOS, 157 Attunga Road, Yowie Bay NSW 2228

For service to soccer.

Mr Peter Alan YKLDHAM, 20 Lavoni Street, Mosman NSW 2088

Warrant Officer Hran Suzanne Hope MCQUADB,

RMB 259 Williamsdale Road, Burra NSW 2620

For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly as the Warrant

For service to the arts, particularly as Officer in charge of sailors' postings a script writer. in the Directorate of Sailors' Postings.

Mr Keithwell Arthur YOUNG, 73 Balmoral Avenue, Pascoe Vale South Vic 3044

For service to those with disabilities, particularly through the Spastic Society of Victoria.

Mrs Ann Chomah ZABLUD, 2/48 Albany Road, Toorak Vic 3142

For service to the Jewish community and to women's affairs.

Chief Petty Officer Andrew David WILLIAMS,

14 Hazlitt Glade, Gordon ACT 2906 For service to the Royal Australian Navy, particularly in providing logistic support for the RAN Task Group deployed in the Middle East.

Australian Army Warrant Officer Class One Bruce Jaioes ARTHUR,

4 Pardalote Street, Ingleburn NSW 2565 For service to the Australian Army in the field of Fire Service training.

000 warrant Officer Class One Paul Phillip BOND,

C/- Australian High Commission PO Box 9129, Hohola Papua New Guinea

For service to the Australian Army in the field of technical training and management in Papua New Guinea.

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. S 148, WJune J 991 Staff Sergeant Geoffrey Peter BRADIKJN,

"Briar Corner", Carcoar NSW 2791 For service to the Australian Army Reserve as Company Quartermaster Sergeant, Alpha Companyist/19th Battalion, The Royal New South Wales Regiment.

Warrant Officer Class One Robert Bruce DABIfJBTT,

3 Lapalma Circuit, Kirwin Qld 4817 For service to the Australian Army as the Regimental Sergeant Major 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment.

Warrant Officer Class Two Allan Robert FORSYTH,

45 Helpman Way, Padbury WA 6025 For service to the Australian Army as Wing Sergeant Major, Reinforcement Wing, Special Air Service Regiment.

Warrant Officer Class One Richard John KOLLINGDRARB,

34 Macquarie Drive, Petrie Qld 4502 For service to the Australian Army as the Regimental Sergeant Major of the 9th Battalion, The Royal Queensland Regiment.

Warrant Officer Class One Trevor Jaioes LANGLBY,

2 Filmer Avenue, Para Hills SA 5096 For service to the Australian Army as Senior Supervisor Warehousing, Moorebank Logistic Group.

Warrant Officer Class One Douglas Thomas LENKOX,

49 Lynches Road, Armidale NSW 2350 For service to the Australian Army as the Training Officer, 12th/16th Hunter River Lancers.

Staff Sergeant Stephen JameB MAKGAH, 20 Hewlett Circuit, Florey ACT 2615

For service to the Australian Army in the Defence Cooperation Program field.

Warrant Officer Class One Noeleen Toni SINGLINB,

Lot 2 Brigga Road, Brighton Tas 7030 For service to the Australian Army in the field of personnel administration.

Queen's Birthday Honours List 1991 23 Captain Allan James SMITH,

173 McGinn Road, Ferny Grove Qld 4055 For service to the Australian Army as the Artificer Sergeant Major, Support Area Workshop Battalion.

Warrant Officer Class One Johannee Leonardus VIBRGBVER,

63 Smalley Circuit, Giralang ACT 2617 For service to the Australian Army as the Regimental Sergeant Major, 4th/19th Prince of Wales's Light Horse.

Royal Australian Air Force Plight Sergeant Geoffrey Charles

21 Clarke Avenue, Hobartville NSW 2753 For service to the Royal Australian Air Force for his contribution to C130 aircraft maintenance at No 486 Sguadron.

Plight Sergeant Francis Jaioes BROWNS, 38 Holyman Street, Scullin ACT 2614

For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Flight Sergeant Chef at RAAF Base Fairbairn.

Warrant Officer Donald Williaia CARMICHABL,

31 Fernlea Crescent, East Doncaster Vic 3109 For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the Warrant Officer-In-Charge of the Maintenance Engineering Analysis Teams Headquarters Logistics Command.

Flight Sergeant Paul Joseph MORRISSBT, 11 Glenogle Crescent, Elermore Vale NSW 2287

For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as senior Surface Finisher at No 2 Aircraft Depot.

Warrant Officer Grahame Desmond MOY, 15 Downshirs Street, Chester Kill NSW 2162

For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Warrant Officer-in-Charge of Motor Transport Maintenance Flight No 2 Stores Depot.

Sergeant Stephen Brie NINNBSSp 68 Aitken Drive, Winthrop WA 6150

For service to the Royal Australian Air Force with the introduction of the PC9 aircraft to No 2 Flying Training School.

24 Queen's Birthday Honours List 1991 Warrant Officer Wayne Anthony WEST,

21 Sherwood Crescent, Paraiowie SA 5108

For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as Warrant Officer-in-Charge of Discipline and Ground Instruction at Airman Aircrew Flying Training School.

Sergeant Robert William WILSON, 1 Grandview Road, Chadotone Vic 3148

For service to the Royal Australian Air Force as the Senior Non-Comroissioned Officer-in-Charge of the Instrument Computer Section No 482 Squadron.

000

THE AUSTRAUAN PUBUC SERVICE MEDAL

Awarded the Australian Public Service Medal (PSM)

Commonwealth Public Service


Mr Janies Kenneth KAYE 12 Smyth Place, Hughes ACT 2605

Mrs Gillian Elspeth KEMPTOH 23 Kiewa Street, Kaleen ACT 2617

Ms Joyce Marjorie McKASKILL 97 Portal Street, Oxley Qld 4075

Mr Stanley Charles MOON 4 Kirkwood Avenue, Sandringham Vic 3191

Mr Donald Marden PIPER 15 Glynn Street, Hughes ACT 2605

Mr Denis Gunning ROBINSON 45 Longstaff Street, Lyneham ACT 2602

Mr Juan SANTA ISABEL 8/447 Brunswick Road, West Brunswick Vic 3055

Ms Jacqueline Ruth USSHER 142 Anzac Avenue, Collaroy Plateau NSW 2098

Mr Joseph Ronald ARCHIBALD 21 Winifred Street, Glen Iris Vic 3146

Mr Brian Henry WISE 42 Tracey Street, Doncaster Vic 3108

Mr Ronald Prank CHILCOTT 30 Sutherland Street, Derby WA 6728

Mr Brian Vincent COGAN 16 Dominion Circuit, Forrest ACT 2603

Mr Clyde James COLQUKOUN 10 Gungurra Crescent, Rivett ACT 2611

Mrs Anne Margaret COUTTS 1 Gibbs Place, Kambah ACT 2902

Mrs Gweneth Margaret DEAMKR 20 Waiwera Street, McMahons Point NSW 2060

Mrs Lola Josephine De MAR 25 Elliott Place, Campbell ACT 2601

Mr David Charles EDWARDS 39 Fowles Street, Weston ACT 2611

Mrs Margaret Mary HBAL7 61 Lincoln Road, Essendon Vic 3040

Mr Barry Robert IRWIN 138 Bayview Avenue, Earlwood NSW 2206

New South Wales Public Service

Mr Alan Cameron ARCHER C/- C.B. Alexander Agricultural College, "Tocal", Paterson NSW 2421

Mr Trevor ATKIN 8 Finney Street, Old Toongabbie NSW 2146

Mr Victor George CHAPMAN 73 Stephen Drive, Woonona NSW 2517

Mr Robert Michael CORKILL 1 Oliver Place, Lismore NSW 2480

Mr Kenneth James PORSTER 28 Myrtle Street, Murwillumbah NSW 2484

Mr Alfred Charles McGRATH 35 Algernon Street, Oatley NSW 2223

Mr Allan Eden Purley MILNE 4 Crowley Road, Berowra NSW 2081

Mr Charles Ronald NEWHAM 13 Elm Place, Cronulla NSW 2230

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. S 148, WJune 1991 Kr Michael John O'RBILLY

2 Gwydir Street, MoroQ NSW 2400

Mr Thociao Francis PAYNE 42 Hazeiwood Drive, Dubbo NSW 2830

Mr Victor Thomae ROWORTH 18 Wurabinda Road, Wyangaia Dam NSW 2808

Mrs Joyce Lillian TOZBR 29 Smailwood Avenue, Homebush NSW 2140

Mr John Francis WALSH 1 Tintern Road, Ashfield NSW 2131

Victorian Public Service

Queen's Birthday Honours List 1991 25 Mr William Lylo Kent PRESTON

84 Torbay Street, Macleod Vic 3085

Mr Keith Albert PRETTY 17 Young Street, Drouin Vic 3818

Queensland Public Service

Mr Donald John BUTTON 68 Bayview Terrace, Clayfield Qld 4011

Mr Jaiaea Vincent CAMPBELL 41 Freda Street, Upper Mt Gravatt Qld 4122

Mr John Joseph DALY 9 Earl Street, Albany Creek Qld 4035

Mr Charles Andrew BARNHAM 3/47 Dorking Road, Box Hill North Vic 3129

Mr Brian Joseph MASON 26 Pacific Drive, Banora Point NSW 2486

Mr John Edward BARRETT, 9 Ophir Street, Moonee Ponds Vic 3039

Mr Lloyd Arthur FROHLICH 6 Allandale Court, Werribee Vic 3030

Mrs Joanna G(»fNBLLA "Letelinna", 110 Mittons Bridge Road, St Andrews Vic 3761

Mrs Roberta Mary HBDGER 5/95 Nepean Highway, Dromana Vic 3936

Mr John ThoMs KERR 2 Wattamolla Avenue, Werribee Vic 3030

Mr Bruce LAWN 9 Rogers Court, Traralgon Vic 3844

Mr Alan John McOORMICK 103 Chapman Street, Swan Hill Vic 3585

Miss Esther Veronica MARTIN 5/18 Lewieham Road, Windsor Vic 3181

Mr Patrick John NORTHEAST 45 LechtQ Road, Mount Waverley Vic 3149

Mr Thomas Michael WAKEFIELD 5 Hackett Street, Ashgrove Qld 4060

Western Australian Public Service

Mr Neil Edward HcLAUGHLAN 14 Kimberley Road, Hillarys WA 6025

Mrs Nona Joyce PAINTER 39 Egret Crescent, South Hedland WA 6722

Hr Franklin Clive SHEPHERD 32 Milson Street, South Perth WA 6151

South Australian Public Service

Ms Jillian HEATON 25 Powell Terrace, Kadina SA 5554

Mr Desmond John HUGHES 24 University Way, Bellevue Heights SA 5050

Mr Andrew KBBVES 34 Dashwood Road, Beaumont SA 5066

Tasmanian Public Service

Mrs Margot Doris PEARCE Lot 20 Trovatello Place, Tyerg Vic 3844

Mr Dennis WilliaiD DANIELS 17 South Street, Bellerive Tas 7018


THE AUSTRALIAN POUCE MEDAL

Awarded the Auatralian Police Medal (APM) Austraiian Federal Police

Superintendent Maxwell Warren BRADLEY Senior Constable Richard John BLACKLER DotectivQ Superintendent Geoffrey Ronald FRY

New South Wales Police Service

Detective Senior Sergeant Gary William BEAUMONT Chief Superintendent Patrick John CASSIDY Detective Sergeant Charles Garnet HALLORAN Chief Superintendent Philip John HOPKINS Superintendent Mervyn Lyle LANE Senior Sergeant Gordon Sydney SMITH

Victoria Police Force

Deputy CommiBsioner Brendan James CRIMMINS Senior Constable Alan Lewis JUBB Superintendent Robert Clarke McALLAN Chief Inspector David William RICHARDSON Superintendent Anthony John WARREN


THE AUSTRALIAN FIRE SERVICE MEDAL

Queensland Police Service

Senior Sergeant David George CARLYLE Senior Technical Officer Grade III Thomas Eric HOWE Assistant Commissioner James Patrick O'SULLIVAN

Western Australia Police Force

Awarded the Australian Fire Service Medal (AFSM)

Australian Capital Territory Fire Service

captain William George Phillip FLINT "Congwarra", Tharwa ACT 2620

New South Wales Fire Services

Meiober Allan Kent CARRUTHBRS 3 Churchill Place, Springwood NSW 2777 Captain Rodney Charles CLOUGH 12 Lutterell Street, Richmond NSW 2753

District Officer Robert Phillip DOBS(^ 27 Myra Street, Mt Kuringai NSW 2080

Station Officer Craig Charles FERRIS IB Strickland Street, Dubbo NSW 2830

Victoria Fire Services

Chief Superintendent Keith Michael ADAMSON 62 Silver Ash Avenue, Ashwood Vic 3147

Assistant Chief Officer Ian Rutherford JENKINS 18 Spring Drive, Hoppers Crossing Vic 3030

Forest Officer TO-1 Bernard Francis RODGBRS 71 Albert Street, Daylesford Vic 3460

Volunteer Laurence Leslie THOHASON 3 Urquhart Street, Woodend Vic 3460

Queensland Fire Service Chief Superintendent Valma Frances DOHERTY Chief Superintendent Eric Bunting WILSON Regional Commander William Keith

DRUMMOND South Australia Police Force

Chief Superintendent Trevor JOHNSON Senior Sergeant John Joseph WALLACE

Tasmania Police Force

Assistant Commissioner Desmond James LE FEVRE

Northern Territory Police Force

Cotttmander Robert Gary BURGDORF

1744 Mt Gravatt/Capalaba Road Capalaba West Qld 4102

Deputy Captain Mervyn Audley LAHEY 9 Selwyn Street, Beaudesert Qld 4285


Douglas Sturley Official Secretary to the Governor-General

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No. S 149, Tuesday, 11 June 1991 SPECIAL

Government House, Canberra ACT 2600,

7 June 1991

HIS Excellency the Governor-General directs it to be notified, for general information, that he has revoked the appointments of:

the Honourable Brian Leslie Howe, MP as Minister of State for Community Services and Health; and

the Honourable Peter Richard Staples, MP as Minister of State for Aged, Family and Health Services

and that he has been pleased to direct and appoint the following Members of the Federal Executive Council to hold the offices mentioned in connection with their respective names and to administer the Department of State connected with such offices, namely:

the Honourable Brian Leslie Howe, MP as Minister of State for Health, Housing and Community Services; and

the Honourable Peter Richard Staples, MP as Minister of State for Aged, Family and Health Services.

DOUGLAS STURKEY Official Secretary to the

Governor-General


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ELIZABETH T H E SECOND, by the Grace of God Queen of Australia and Her other Realms and feii i tories. Head of the Comntionwealth:

TO ALL to whom these Presents shall come.

GREETING:

WHEREAS it is desirable thai there be instituted a medal for the purpose of according recognition to members of Australian police forces and certain other persons who render service in international peacekeeping operations:

KNOW YOU thai We do by these Presents institute an Australian medal to be designated and styled the Police Overseas Service Medal:

AND WE D O ordain that the award of the Police Overseas Service Medal shall be governed by the Regulations set out in the Schedule.

IN WITNESS whereof We have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent.

LS.

GIVEN under the Great Seal of Australia at Our Court at St James's on

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By Her Majesty's Command,

Prinw \fini\li'r

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2 Police Overseas Service Medal Regulations No. S 150, II June 1991

S C H E D U L E

POLICE OVERSEAS SERVICE MEDAL REGULATIONS

Shori title 1. These Regulations may be cited as the Police Overseas Service Medal Regulations.

Interpretation 2. In these Regulations—

"Austral ian police force" means the Australian Federal Police or a police force of a State or Terri tory of the Commonweal th;

"clasp" means a device to denote the prescribed operation in respect of which the Medal was awarded;

"Meda l " means the Police Overseas Service Medal; "Min i s t e r " means the Minister of State of the Commonwealth administering the

Australian Federal Police Act 1979 or a Minister of Slate of the Commonweal th acting for and on behalf of that Minister,

"prescr ibed service" means service in respect of which a declaration has been made under regulation 3.

Declaration of prescribed service 3. The Governor-General , on the recommendat ion of the Minister, may declare a

period of overseas service with an international peacekeeping organisation undertaken by members of an Australian police force to be prescribed service for the purposes of these Regulations.

Conditions for award of the Medal 4. (1) The Medal may be awarded for prescribed service.

(2) The conditions for the award of the Medal are the condit ions determined by the Governor-General on the recommendat ion of the Minister.

(3) Any subsequent award of the Medal to the same person is to be made in the form of a fu r ther clasp to the Medal .

(4) The persons to whom the Medal may be awarded are: (a) persons who per formed prescribed service as members of an Australian

police force; and (b) persons included in a class of persons determined by the Minister for

the purposes of this regulation. (5) The Medal may not be awarded except to a person who fulfils the conditions

for the award of the Medal.

Making of awards 5. Awards of the Medal shall be made by ihe Governor-General on the

recommendat ion of the chief officer of an Australian police force.

Design of the Medal 6. The design of the Medal shall be as prescribed.

Wearing of the Medal 7. The manne r of wearing the Medal shall be as determined by the Governor-

General .

Registrar of Awards 8. ( I ) There shall be a Registrar of Awards, appointed by the Governor-General ,

who shall main ta in a Register of the names of persons lo whom the Medal has been awarded.

(2) The Registrar shall keep such other records relating to the award of the Medal as the Governor-General directs.

Cancellation and reinstatement 9. ( I ) The Governor-General may cancel an award of the Medal and may reinstate

an award so cancelled. (2) Where an award of the Medal is cancelled, the name of the person to whom

the award was m a d e shall be erased f rom the Register and the person shall return the Medal to the Registrar.

(3) Where an award that has been cancelled under subregulation (I) is reinstated, the Registrar shall restore the entry or entries in the Register that had been erased.



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Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Act 1975

ORDER UNDER SECTION 23

I, JOHN CHARLES KERIN, Treasurer, hereby REVOKE pursuant to section 23, of the Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Act 1975 ('the Act1), the order subsection 22(1) of the Act dated the nineteenth day of April 1991, published in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette dated 29 April 1991 prohibiting the proposed acquisition by Tate & Lyle Australia Pty Limited ('Tate & Lyle') of all the shares in Bundaberg Sugar Company Limited as specified in the notice furnished by Tate & Lyle under section 26 of the Act.

Dated this day 1991

Treasurer

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Fnsiaedes Act 1952

NOTIFICATION OF THE DETERMINATION O F PLAN OF MANAGEMENT NO.GEMS

(NO. 6 of 1991)

GEMFISH FISHERY MANAGEMENT PLAN 1991 Pursuant to subsection 7C(1) of the Fisheries Act 1952. I, SIMON CREAN, the Minister of State for Primary Industries and Energy, HEREBY NOTIFY that -

(a) I have determined Plan of Management No. GEM5; and

(b) Copies of the Plan of Management are available from the Commonwealth Government Bookshop at 70 Alinga St, Canberra City, ACT.

Dated this seventh day of June 1991

SIMON CREAN

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Fisheries Act 1952 Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. S 152, 13 June 1991

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA FISHERIES ACT 1952

FISHERIES NOTICE NO. GEM 4 (No.26 of 1991)

GEMFISH FISHERY PROHIBITION ON THE TAKING OF GEMFISH

I, SIMON CREAN, the Minister of State for Primary Industries and Energy, pursuant to section 8 of the Fisheries Act 1952 hereby make the following notice.

Dated this seventh day of June 1991.

SIMON CREAN

Citation 1. This Notice may be cited as

Fisheries Notice No. GEM 4.

Duration of Notice 2.1 Pursuant to paragraph

8(2)(b) of the Act, the prohibitions in this Notice are to come into force on the date of publication of this Notice in the Gazette.

2.2 Pursuant to paragraph 8(2)(c) of the Act, the prohibitions in this Notice shall cease to have effect on 1 November 1991.

Interpretation 3.1

3.2

In this Notice, unless the contrary intention appears, words have the same meaning as in the Act, and: "gemfish" means fish of the species Rexea solandri: "the Act" means Fisheries Act 1952.

the

Where for the purposes of this Notice it is necessary to determine the position on the surface of the Earth of a point, line or area, that position shall be determined by reference to the Australian Geodetic Datum, that is to say, by reference to a spheroid


having its centre at the centre of the Earth and a major (equatorial) radius of 6,378,160 metres and flattening of 1/298.25 and by reference to the Johnston Geodetic station in the Northern Territory of Australia. That station shall be taken to be situated at Latitude 25°56'54.5515" South and at Longitude 133°12'30.077r East and to have a ground level of 571.2 metres above the spheroid referred to above.

Revocation

4. Fisheries Notice No. G E M 3 published in Gazette No S6 on 15 January 1991 is revoked.

Prohibition ©m EaEdsag gemmOsfo

5. Pursuant to paragraph 8(l)(c) of the Act, the taking of gemfish from the areas of proclaimed waters described in Schedules 1 and 2 is prohibited.

Prohibits®® onn cainryDBDg <o(f gsnsnffiislh

6. Pursuant to paragraph 8(l)(a) of the Act, the carrying of gemfish by a boat taken with the use of another boat in the area of proclaimed waters described in Schedule 3.

Fisheries Act 1952

Exetmnpttnoms

7. Pursuant to paragraph 8(2)(d) of the Act, a boat which - -

(si) has assigned to it gemfish units under the Gemfish Fishery Management Plan 1991; and

(lb) has not been used to take during the season in the areas described in Schedules 1 and 2 a total weight of gemfish exceeding the quota in relation to those units

is exempted from the prohibition in paragraph 5.

SCHEDULE 1

Area 1 Q(T ft Da© GsnnnfffisEn IFnsGneiry

The area of proclaimed waters contained within the area bounded by a line

(1) commencing at the intersection of the meridian of Longitude 148° 44' East by the southern shore of Australia at low-water mark

(2) running thence south-westerly along the geodesic to the point of Latitude 38° 24' South, Longitude 148° 19' East;

(3) thence west along the parallel of Latitude 38° 24' South to its intersection with the meridian of Longitude 148° 00' East;

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(4) thence south along that m^r^Hia" r* its intersertion with the parallel Latitude 40° 45' South;

of

(B)

(6)

(7)

(8)

thence east along that parallel to its intersection by the boundary of the Australian fishing zone;

thence generally northerly, easterly, westerly and northerly along the boundary of the Australian fishing zone to its intersection east of Australia, by the parallel of Latitude 33^ 35' South;

thence west along that parallel to its intersection by the eastern shore of Australia at low-water mark; and

thence generally southerly along the eastern shore of Australia at low - water mark to the point of commencement.

SCHEDULE 2

Area 2 of the Gemfish Fishery

The area of proclaimed waters contained within the area bounded by a line:

(1) commencing at the intersection of the meridian of Longitude 146^ 22' East by the southern shore of Australia at low-water mark;

(2) running thence south along that meridian to intersection by the northern shore of Tasmania at low-water mark;


(3) thence generally easterly along the shore of Tasmania to its intersection by the meridian of Longitude 148° 00' East;

(4) thence north along that meridian to its intersection with the parallel of Latitude 38® 24' East;

(5) thence east along that parallel to its intersection with the meridian of Longitude 148^ 19' East;

(6) thence north-easterly along the geodesic to the intersection of the meridian of Longitude 148^ 44' East with the southern shore of Australia at low water mark; and

(7) thence generally westerly along the southern shore of Australia at low-water mark to the point of commencement.

SCHEDULE 3

Area of the south east trawl fishery


(1) commencing at the intersection of the meridian of Longitude 138° 30' East with the southern shore of Australia at low-water mark;

(2) running thence south along the meridian to its intersection with the boundary of the Australian fishing zone;

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. S 152, 13 June 1991 Fisheries Act 1952

(3) thence south-easterly, easterly, north-easterly qrid northerly along the boundary of the Australian fishing zone to the intersection east of Australia, of that boundary with the parallel of Latitude 33^ 35' South;

(4) thence west along the that parallel to its intersection with the eastern shore of Australia at low - water mark;

(5) thence generally southerly, westerly, and north-westerly along the eastern shore of Australia at low-water mark to the point of commencement.

Fisheries Act 1952 Commonwealth of Australia Gazette

No. S 152, 13 June 1991

FISHERIES REGULATIONS LOGBOOK NOTICE NO. GEM2

SOUTH EAST TRAWL FISHERY - GEMFISH

I, SIMON CREAN, the Minister of State for Primary Industries and Energy, being satisfied that information in relation to the taking of certain kinds of fish in Australian waters and the sale or disposal of such fish is required in pursuit of the objectives of the Fisheries Act 1952 -

(a) pursuant to subregulation 16(1) of the Fisheries Regulations, have caused to be published the form of logbook SETl in which information can be entered in respect of fish taken in the area of proclaimed waters specified in the Schedule; and

(b) pursuant to subregulation 17(2) of the Fisheries Regulations hereby determine:

(i) that subregulations 18(1), 18(2) and 18(3) of those Regulations shall apply in respect of the form of logbook referred to in paragraph (a) of this Notice, to the master of a boat, endorsed to operate in the South East Trawl Fishery, in respect of which Gemfish units have been allocated, or assigned as the result of a transfer, during the period beginning on the date of publication of this Notice in the Gazette and ending on 30 November 1991; and

(ii) that copies of the logbook referred to in paragraph (a) of this Notice can be obtained during ordinary off ice hours from the

Australian Fisheries Service, Department of Primary Industries and Energy, Edmund Barton Building, Broughton Street, BARTON, ACT, 2600.

SCHEDULE

Area of proclaimed waters


(1) commencing at the point of intersection of the eastern shore of Australia by the parallel of Latitude 33^35' South;

(2) running thence easterly along that parallel to its intersection with the outer limit of the Australian fishing zone;

(3) thence generally clockwise along that outer limit to its intersection by the meridian of Longitude 138^08' East;

(4) thence northerly along that meridian to its intersection by the southern shore of Australia;

(5) thence in a generally clockwise direction along that shore to the point of commencement.

Dated this seventh day of June 1991.

SIMON CREAN

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FISHERIES REGULATIONS rOGBOOK NOTICE NO. GEM3

SOUTH EAST TRAWL FISHERY - GEMFISH

I, JOHN CHARLES KERIN, the Minister of State for Primary Industries and Energy, being satisfied that information in relation to the taking of certain kinds of fish in Australian waters and the sale or disposal of such fish is required in pursuit of the objectives of the Fisheries Act 1952 -

(a) pursuant to subregulation 16(1) of the Fisheries Regulations, have caused to be published the form of logbook SET2 in which information can be entered in respect of fish taken in the area of proclaimed waters specified in the Schedule; and

(b) pursuant to subregulation 17(2) of the Fisheries Regulations hereby determine: (i) that subregulations 18(1),

18(2) and 18(3) of those Regulations shall apply in respect of the form of logbook referred to in paragraph (a) of this Notice, to the master of a boat, endorsed to operate in the South East Trawl Fishery, in respect of which Gem fish units have been allocated, or assigned as the result of a transfer, during the period beginning on the date of publication of this Notice in the Gazette and ending on 30 November 1991; and

(ii) that copies of the logbook referred to in paragraph (a) of this Notice can be obtained during ordinary office hours from the

Australian Fisheries Service, Department of Primary Industries and Energy, Edmund Barton Building, Broughton Street, BARTON, ACT, 2600.

SCHEDULE Area of proclaimed waters The area of proclaimed waters contained within the area bounded by a line: (1) commencing at the point of

intersection of the eastern shore of Australia by the parallel of Latitude 33^35' South;

(2) running thence easterly along that parallel to its intersection with the outer limit of the Australian fishing zone;

(3) thence generally clockwise along that outer limit to its intersection by the meridian of Longitude 138^08' East;

(4) thence northerly along that meridian to its intersection by the southern shore of Australia;

(5) thence in a generally clockwise direction along that shore to the point of commencement.

Dated this seventh day of June 1991. SIMON CREAN

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