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Submissions to Children and Young People 9-14 Years in NSW.

These submissions are published by the Committee under the powers given to it under the Standing Orders, the resolutions establishing the Committee and the Parliamentary Papers (Supplementary Provisions) Act 1975.

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• No. 1, Trinity Catholic College
• No. 2, Warialda Community Care Incorporated
• No. 3, Centre for Work and Life at the Hawke Research Institute, University of South Australia
• No. 4, Education Foundation Australia
• No. 5, Peer Support Australia
• No. 6, Holroyd City Council
• No. 7, The Smith Family
• No. 8, Discipline of Speech Pathology, The University of Sydney
• No. 9, Autism Spectrum Australia
• No. 10, Port Stephens Council
• No. 11, Ballina Shire Council
• No. 12, Ms Nicola Ross
• No. 13, Public Interest Advocacy Centre
• No. 14, Richmond Valley Council
• No. 15, Police and Community Youth Club Newcastle
• No. 16, NCOSS - Council of Social Service of NSW
• No. 17, The Association for Children's Welfare Agencies (ACWA)
• No. 18, Chester Hill Neighbourhood Centre
• No. 19, NSW Women's Refuge Child Support Workers
• No. 20, Mid-Western Regional Council
• No. 21, Barnardos Australia
• No. 22, Youth Unit of the NSW Synod of the Uniting Church in Australia
• No. 23, Speech Pathology Australia, NSW Branch
• No. 24, Ms Judy Finlason
• No. 25, Lismore DGO Group
• No. 26, Parentline
• No. 27, Marrickville Youth Resource Centre
• No. 28, (AAPVI) Australian Association for Parents of Vision Impaired
• No. 29, Maari Ma Health Aboriginal Corporation
• No. 30, Marrickville South Interagency: “Working group for 8-12 school holiday program”
• No. 31, Australian Children's Television Foundation
• No. 32, Institute for Family Advocacy and Leadership Development
• No. 33, Rutledge Solutions Pty Ltd
• No. 34, GLD Support Group, NSW Association for Gifted and Talented Children
• No. 35, Fairfield City Council
• No. 36, Federation of Parents and Citizens' Associations of NSW
• No. 37, NDS - National Disability Services
• No. 38, Carers NSW
• No. 39, Mental Health Association NSW Inc. (MHA)
• No. 40, Scouts Australia NSW
• No. 41, Australian Drug Foundation
• No. 42, Spyns Inc
• No. 43, City of Sydney
• No. 44, Youthsafe
• No. 45, Campbelltown City Council
• No. 46, Randwick City Council
• No. 47, Central Illawarra Youth Services
• No. 48, RYDON
• No. 49, Network of Community Activities
• No. 50, Australian Council for Educational Research
• No. 51, Wollongong City Council
• No. 52, Australian Institute of Family Studies
• No. 53, Waverley Council
• No. 54, Southern Youth and Family Services
• No. 55, Singleton Seventh Day Adventist Church
• No. 56, Unions NSW
• No. 57, Ku-Ring-Gai Council
• No. 58, [Name Withheld]
• No. 59, Lake Macquarie Adolescent Support
• No. 60, Miss Kaliopi Andrew
• No. 61, Wesley Mission
• No. 62, Immigrant Women's Speakout Association
• No. 63, Lachlan Shire Council
• No. 64, Centre for Children and Young People
• No. 65, BoysTown
• No. 66, United Services Union
• No. 67, Brewarrina Shire Council
• No. 68, NSW Teachers Federation
• No. 69, Strathfield Council
• No. 70, New South Wales Parents Council
• No. 71, Gloucester Youth Advisory Committee
• No. 72, beyondblue: the national depression initiative
• No. 73, NSW Council for Intellectual Disability
• No. 74, Blue Mountains City Council
• No. 75, Mosman Municipal Council
• No. 76, UnitingCare Burnside
• No. 77, The Children’s Hospital at Westmead and the Australasian Faculty Rehabilitation Medicine
• No. 78, YMCA of Sydney
• No. 79, NAPCAN
• No. 80, MBYSN (Mt Druitt Blacktown Youth Service Network)
• No. 81, Catholic Education Commission
• No. 82, Vision Australia
• No. 83, Mission Australia
• No. 84, Clarence Valley Council
• No. 85, Rosemount Good Shepherd Youth & Family Services
• No. 86, AbSec
• No. 87, NSW Government
• No. 88, Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations
• No. 89, Baha'i Council for New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory
• No. 90, NSW Commission for Children and Young People
• No. 91, St Luke's Grammer School
• No. 92, Ashbury Public School
• No. 93, Beverly Hills Girls High School
• No. 94, Castle Hill High School
• No. 95, St Francis De Sales School
• No. 96, Hebersham Public School
• No. 97, Freeman Catholic College
• No. 98, Community First Step
• No. 99, Monkey Baa Theatre for Young People Ltd
• No. 100, Lismore Outside School Hours Care Centre
• No. 101, Albury City Council
• No. 102, Canterbury City Council
• No. 103, Queensland Commission for Children and Young People and Child Guardian
• No. 104, Northern Territory Government
• No. 105, Assyrian Resource Centre
• No. 106, Saint Mary's High School
• No. 107, Miss Sarah Hort
• No. 108, Parks Community Network
• No. 109, SA Department of Education and Children's Services
• No. 111, NSW Office for Children - Children's Guardian