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Freedom of InformationArrangements for Outside ParticipationAustralian Defence Human Research Ethics CommitteeThe Committee's mission is to promote and encourage ethical health research in the military context, with responsibility for the review and monitoring of all human research in Defence. It is structured in accordance with the National Health and Medical Research Council's national statement on ethical conduct in research involving human participants and comprises, at the minimum, the following:
Citizens in Support of Reserve Forces (Trust) FundThe Fund was established through a trust deed. In recent times, the work of the trust has been almost exclusively to provide financial support for the Prince of Wales Award. There are four external trustees. Commercial Support Consultative ForumThis is a forum between Defence, industry and unions for the discussion of ideas and the cooperative resolution of issues related to the broader Defence commercial support activities, including initiatives such as market testing and private financing. Defence Families AssociationThe Association was established in 1987 with the purpose of improving the quality of life for Service families by providing them with a forum for expressing their views, for reporting and making recommendations to the Chief of the Defence Force, and for influencing policy affecting Service families. Defence Health Consultative GroupThe role of the Group is to establish, at a senior level, formal liaison between Defence and appropriate civilian authorities and to provide advice on major professional health matters of relevance to Defence. The group comprises the Surgeon-General of the ADF, the Director-General Defence Health Service and representatives from other departments and professional bodies, including the Australian Medical and Dental Associations and the Royal College of Nursing Australia. Defence Reserves Support CouncilThe Council aims to promote the benefits of Reserve service to the community. As well as spreading the word informally about Reserve service, it sponsors a number of specific activities to encourage business support. Environmental Advisory CommitteesThese Committees provide advice on environmental matters relating to Defence areas including Shoalwater Bay Training Area, Queensland; Garden Island, Western Australia; Greenbank Training Area and Wide Bay Training Area, Queensland; and Mount Bundy Training Area and Bradshaw Field Training Area, Northern Territory. The Committees consist of representatives from Defence, the local community and business organisations. National Workplace Relations CommitteeThe Committee, established under the Defence Employees Certified Agreement 2000-01, and reaffirmed under the Defence Employees Certified Agreement 2004-06, continues to deal with a wide range of employment matters affecting Defence civilian employees. It involves representatives of departmental employees who may be union members. Royal Australian Air Force Veterans' TrustThe Trust's purpose is to provide residences so that former members of the Royal Australian Air Force and their dependants in circumstances of need can be accommodated and supported. There are three external members of the trust with previous Air Force service or private industry experience. Woomera Consultative CommitteeThe Committee advises Defence on matters relating to the management of Woomera, South Australia, and includes representatives from Defence and the Woomera Board, which comprises appointed and elected residents of Woomera. |
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