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Our executive report: Election policy inspection: Parties quizzed on legal issues

Noela L'Estrange

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Abstract

As we prepare to vote in this month's federal election, it is reasonable that we should be well-informed on the major political parties' policies on key issues of concern to the Australian legal profession.

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As we prepare to vote in this month's federal election, it is reasonable that we should be well-informed on the major political parties' policies on key issues of concern to the Australian legal profession.

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As we prepare to vote in this month's federal election, it is reasonable that we should be well-informed on the major political parties' policies on key issues of concern to the Australian legal profession.

Key concepts: Executive branch, Politics, Project commissioning, Political science, Publishing, Public administration, Key (lock), Law

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