43rd Parliament - Parliamentary handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

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02 November 2011 

This 32nd edition of the Parliamentary Handbook sets out detailed information about the 43rd Commonwealth Parliament.

The Handbook is a comprehensive guide to the 43rd Parliament.  The parliamentary service and political careers of Senators and Members are presented, together with details of parliamentary committees and elections up to and including the August 2010 poll. The biographical information is correct as at 1 August 2011

 

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