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SA Training and Skills Development Act Review
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Follow this link to download a copy of the Union's submission to the review of the
South Australian Training and Skills Development Act.
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Response to Productivity Commission Science & Innovation Report
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Follow this link to download a copy of the Union's response to the Productivity
Commission's Science and Innovation Draft Report.
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La Trobe University Regional Review
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Follow this link to download the Union's submission to La Trobe University's
regional review.
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Stolen Wages
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Follow this link to download the National Office's submission to the Senate Legal
and Constitutional Committee's inquiry into Stolen Wages.
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Productivity Commission Inquiry into Public Support for Science and Innovation
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This submission concentrates on science and innovation taking place within
Australia’s higher education sector. It highlights the roles played by universities both in
the production of research and as educators of future researchers.
Follow this link to download the Union's submission to this inquiry.
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NTEU comments to RQF Development Advisory Group
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Follow this link to download the Union's latest comments to the Research Quality
Framework's Development Advisory Group. The comments outline the Union's on going
concerns with the RQF and recommendations for the Development Advisory Group.
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ALRC Sedition Discussion Paper
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The Australian Law Reform Commission, after taking submissions to the Issues Paper
released earlier this year, has released its Discussion Paper.
The NTEU has prepared a response to the ALRC's Discussion Paper, which can be downloaded by
following this link.
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Bologna Process and Australia
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The NTEU has prepared a response to "The Bologna Process and Australia: Next
Steps". Follow this link to download the Union's response.
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Research Code of Conduct
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The NTEU has prepared a response to the draft revision of the Australian Code for the
Responsible Conduct of Research.
Please follow this link to download the Union's response.
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National Protocols Submission
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The Joint Committee on Higher Education released its revised draft of the National
Protocols for Higher Education Approval Processes inviting feedback.
Follow this link to download the Union's response to the revised National Protocols
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ALRC Sedition Law Review
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The Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) has been asked to review the sedition
provisions of the new anti-terrorism legislation that was passed in November 2005. As part of this
review the ALRC sought submissions to its Issues Paper, to which the NTEU prepared and submitted a
response.
Follow this link to read the Union's submission to the ALRC's sedition Issues
Paper.
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ARC Amendment Submission
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The Senate Employment, Workplace Relations and Education Legislation Committee is
conducting an inquiry into the provisions of the Australian Research Council (ARC) Amendment Bill.
Among the proposed amendments is the abolition of the ARC Board. Follow this link to download the
Union's submission to this inquiry.
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New Matilda Human Rights Bill Submission
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The National Tertiary Education Union reviewed New Matilda's draft Human Rights
Bill and prepared a submission outlining suggested amendments and improvements to the draft Human
Rights Bill.
Follow this link to download the Union's submission.
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Learning and Teaching Performance Fund
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The NTEU has made a submission to the discussion paper on the Learning and Teaching
Performance Fund. The NTEU outlines its major concerns with the mechanisms used to allocate LTPF
funding.
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ACT inquiry into draft terrorism Bill
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The ACT undertook an inquiry into their Exposure Draft Terrorism (Extraordinary
Temporary Powers) Bill 2005 in January 2006.
The NTEU prepared a submission, which can be downloaded by following this link. The Union also
gave evidence to the inquiry in support of the submission.
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3rd Stream Activities Funding
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The NTEU has written to PhillipsKPA Pty Ltd outlining the Union's perspectives in
relation to Government support for the “third stream” or knowledge transfer
activities of Australian universities.
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