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quick family acknowledgement of my niece Dr Jenna 
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her great friend Judy Rathjen, 
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connected Adelaide kind of way, is our Vice Chancellor's 
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Bitt most imoortantly of all, I acknowledge the traditional 
owners of the land on which we meet and in the spirit of 
reconciliation, pay my respects to Elders past and present 
Yeilaka, thank you for your warm Greeting to Country. 
Introduction 
The is the second time I have had the privilege of being so 
welcomed by Yellaka. The first time was at the recent South 
Australian State dinner to celebrate 125 years of women's 
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I write in response to your recent letter concerning the alleged theft of your business 
development proposals by employees of SA Health. 
Investigating these matters falls outside of my portfolio responsibility. ] recommend you 
lt  consider raising this matter directly the Hon Stephen Wade MLC, Minister for Health and 
Wellbeing. You can write to the Minister at GPO Box 2555, Adelaide SA 5001. 
4. Please be advised I am unable to refer your correspondence for action, given your reference to Acc 
your complaint to the Office of Public Integrity. Section 54(3) of the Independent Commissioner 
Against Corruption Act 2012 prohibits the disclosure of information that Is connected to &matter 
that forms or is the subject of a complaint under the Act, except in very limited circumstances. 
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i write in response to your letter dated 31 December 2019, enclosing a package of 
documents relating to your complaint. 
I 'nave reviewed your correspondence and the associated documents. I understand 
that your primary concern is that employees of SA Health allegedly stole your 
business development plans in Port Pint between 2007 and 2011. 
While I appreciate receiving your correspondence, i am unable to investigate this 
matter as it falls outside of my portfolio responsibilitiesA/latters relating to SA Health 
fail within the portfolio responsibility of the Minister for Health and Wellbeing, the Hon 
Stgphen Wade MLC. You mater
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and Wellbeing directly. You can write to his office at GPO Box 2555., Adelaide SA 
5001. 
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integrity. I remind you that sexton 54(3) of the  Independent Commissioner Against 
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I also note your comments about the decriminalisation of sex work in South Australia. 
The Statutes Amendment ;Decriminalisation of Sex Work) Bill 2018 was introduced 
into Parliament by the Hon Tammy Franks MLC. The Bill tailed to receive the votes 
required in the House of Assembly on 13 November 2019. While I respect the views 
of my Parliamentary colleagues, it is disappointing that the Parliament denied the Bill 
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In my view, the practice of the sale of sex has existed since time immemorial, and will 
continue to exist without the passage of the Bill through the Parliament. 
Unfortunately, the practice will occur without the protections that could have been 
afforded to sex workers under the Bill. Sex workers remain in a position where their 
health, welfare and safety is a risk and where they may be prosecuted for their work. 
I will consider any new legislation to decriminalise sex work that may be brought 
before the Parliament in the future. 
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of students.12°1 In 1983, she became the second woman to lead the Australian Union of Students, 
serving until the organisation's discontinuation in 1984. She was also the secretary of the left-wing 
organisation. Socialist Form.[~~122l Having transferred her studies to the University of 
Melbourne, Gillard, graduated with a Bachelor of Laws degree in 1986 and a Bachelor of Arts 
degree in 1989.1231fIn 1987, she joined the law firm Slater &corclon in We `bee
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was defeated by Lindsay Tanner-1261 At the 1996 federal election, Gillard won the third position on 
Labor's Senate ticket in Victoria, behind Robert Ray and Barney Cooney.[~71C261 However, on the 
final disthbution of preferences she was defeated by Lyn Allison of the Australian 
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drafting the affirmative-action rules within the Labor Party in Victoria that set the target of pre-
selecting women for 35 per cent of "winnable seats". She also played a role in the foundation of 
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in addition to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs from 20 March 2003 to i8 August 
2003. Within the joint committees, she was a member of the Public Accounts and Audit from 
December 1998 to it February 2002, in addition to the Native Title and the Aboriginal and Torres 
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Immigration. In February 2003, she was given additional responsibilities for Reconciliation and 
Indigenous Affairs.1341 In these roles, in the wake of the Tampa and Children Overboard affairs, 
which were partly credited with Labor's 2001 election loss, Gillard developed a new immigration 
policy for the Labor Party..1133 
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Opposition Business in the House (to Mark Latham) on 2 July 2003.1251f353 Dnring this time, she 
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Friday 28th February at 1.30orni'lr 
Our reception staff are available for discussion with you. Please feel free to call us at any time. 
What to Expect from your Psychologist : 
Your psychologist is interested to meet you and will spend most of the first session finding out about 
you, your life so far, and your current situation. Together, you and your psychologist will aim to come 
to an agreement about the focus for change. You will draw up a treatment program to treat the 
identified issues, and a set of goals for change. You can expect an opportunity to talk and express 
your feelings and ideas about your current situation. Depending on your situation you should expect 
treatment to take 6 — 10 sessions. Your psychologist will discuss this with you. Each session is for 50 
minutes. 
Confidentiality: 
Information that you share with your psychologist will be kept confidential. Your psychologist will 
write back to your GP, if you have been referred by a GP. Psychologists are mandated by law to report 
any incidences of child abuse or indeed any plan to harm an adult including yourself. Under certain 
circumstances your records could be subpoenaed by the court. Please discuss any concerns about 
confidentiality with your psychologist.Attendance at your Sessions We ask for your commitment to 
your treatment program. It is a courtesy to let your psychologist know well ahead of time if you need 
to change an appointment time. Your psychologist will be left with wasted time and it would really 
help other clients who are waiting for appointments and your psychologist, If you could, out of 
courtesy, inform us as soon as possible if you can't attend. Charges apply to late cancellations. 
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fund as each person's cover can vary a great deal and we cannot know your level cf cover before you 
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