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Footnotes

1 Telstra Corporation, Telstra Annual Report 2020 (Report, 2020) 8.

2 Australian Human Rights Commission, Management of COVID-19 Risks in Immigration Detention (Review, June 2021).

3 Tess Lea et al, Sustainable Indigenous Housing in Regional and Remote Australia (AHURI Final Report No 368, November 2021) 25.
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Australian Human Rights Commission, Management of COVID-19 Risks in Immigration Detention (Review, June 2021)

Lea, Tess et al, Sustainable Indigenous Housing in Regional and Remote Australia (AHURI Final Report No 368, November 2021)

Telstra Corporation, Telstra Annual Report 2020 (Report, 2020)
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Footnotes

1 Australian Law Reform Commission, Corporate Criminal Responsibility (Discussion Paper 87, November 2019) 70.

2 Victorian Law Reform Commission, Contempt of Court (Report, February 2020).
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Australian Law Reform Commission, Corporate Criminal Responsibility (Discussion Paper 87, November 2019)

Victorian Law Reform Commission, Contempt of Court (Report, February 2020)
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Footnotes

1 Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights, Parliament of Australia, Human Rights Scrutiny Report (Report 13 of 2021, 10 November 2021) 4.

2 Legislative Assembly Economy and Infrastructure Committee, Parliament of Victoria, Inquiry into Access to TAFE for Learners with Disability (Report, September 2021).
Bibliography

Legislative Assembly Economy and Infrastructure Committee, Parliament of Victoria, Inquiry into Access to TAFE for Learners with Disability (Report, September 2021)

Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights, Parliament of Australia, Human Rights Scrutiny Report (Report 13 of 2021, 10 November 2021)
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