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A protocol for all?: Personal thoughts on the NSW homeless person's protocol

Digby Hughes

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Abstract

I recall a few years ago assisting with the City of Sydney Street Count. My team was allocated a section of Darling Harbour - a major tourist precinct of Sydney, consisting of bars, restaurants, some open space and a few darkened corners (especially at 2 am). We did a sweep of our area and found nobody sleeping rough.

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I recall a few years ago assisting with the City of Sydney Street Count. My team was allocated a section of Darling Harbour - a major tourist precinct of Sydney, consisting of bars, restaurants, some open space and a few darkened corners (especially at 2 am). We did a sweep of our area and found nobody sleeping rough.

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I recall a few years ago assisting with the City of Sydney Street Count. My team was allocated a section of Darling Harbour - a major tourist precinct of Sydney, consisting of bars, restaurants, some open space and a few darkened corners (especially at 2 am). We did a sweep of our area and found nobody sleeping rough.

Key concepts: Precinct, nobody, Tourism, Protocol (science), Geography, Harbour, Sense of place, Advertising

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