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Parliamentarians' questionnaires, 1982-1983 [manuscript]
Bib ID 597700
Format ManuscriptManuscript
Author
Bicentenary Publications Project (Australia)
 
Access Conditions Available for reference. Not for loan. 
Description 1982-1983. 
5 cm. (5 folders) 
Summary

Biographical questionnaires arranged alphabetically by name. Parliamentarians represented include Sir Garfield Barwick, Peter Baume, Kim Beasley, Florence Bjelke-Peterson, Nick Bolkus, Gordon Bryant, John Button, Clyde Cameron, John Carrick, Joan Child, Donald Chipp, Douglas Everingham, Ken Fry, John Gorton, Al Grassby, Margaret Guilfoyle, Janine Haynes, Paul Hasluck, Peter Howson, John Kerin, Douglas McClelland, William McMahon, Alan Missen, Gordon Scholes, Barry Simon, Billy Snedden, Dorothy Tangney and Gough Whitlam. The questions cover basic biographical data, and also seek information on political influences, aims and achievements, perceived improvements to the political process, the Parliamentary committee system and career since politics.

Biography/History In 1982, biographical information was sought from all Members and Senators of the Parliament of Australia. Responses were received from 154 parliamentarians. 
Notes

Manuscript reference no. : NLA MS 8806.

Related Material Associated material: Oral history interviews with many of the politicians represented in this collection, conducted by the Parliamentary Oral History Project, are held in National Library of Australia Manuscript Section. 
Subjects Politicians - Australia - Biography.
Occupation Federal politicians
Details Collect From
MS 8806 Manual Request only from Manuscript Reading Room, 2nd Floor
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