Submitted by Guest Contributor on July 22, 2005 - 7:28am.
"In the final days of the old Senate, an inquiry was established to
investigate the abuses of the Immigration Department. This provides an
excellent opportunity for the community to raise objections to current
immigration policies and instances of mistreatment and abuses of power
by the Immigration Department, and put them on the public record under
parliamentary privilege. There is a slight danger that the Government
will use its numbers in the Senate to shut the Inquiry down, when it
sits in early August, but public pressure and interest will make it
difficult to shut it down. Therefore, The Greens are encouraging public
involvement in this Senate Inquiry." Senator Kerry Nettle, inquiry
member
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