Tuesday, February 20, 2007
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These policies are from both the Federal and State governments and the Territories and the respective government oppositions.The monitoring of Queensland Government policies commenced on the 26th February 2009. There is no coverage of Queensland policies prior to this date. The selected policies maybe useful in considering government policy.
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