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Australia China Free Trade Agreement

Australia-China FTA

Public Submissions

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade continues to welcome public submissions and comments on an Australia-China Free Trade Agreement (FTA). More information about lodging a submission can be found on the Australia-China Free Trade Agreement Negotiations page.

Submissions received relate to both the FTA Feasibility Study and negotiations on an FTA which are now underway. Submissions have been received from a wide range of interested parties including industry, professional and non-government bodies, companies, unions, individuals and state and local governments. Many of these have come from peak industry and business organisations, representing the full range of agriculture, mining, services and manufacturing industry sectors.

Organisations Listed

Below is a list of organisations/entities - that have provided permission to be listed publicly as having made a submission to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade on an Australia-China FTA.

Those organisations/entities that have not granted permission for their name to be listed as having made a submission are not included in the list below.

Submission Texts

Some organisations/entities have provided permission to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade to publish their submissions (or parts of their submissions). Where an organisation/entity has agreed to have their submission made available, a link to the text of their submission appears next to their name.

Some submissions are not listed below because their authors have not granted DFAT permission to publish their submission. These submissions are not available to the public.

Copyright and Content

Copyright in submissions resides with the author(s), not with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. 

The views expressed in these submissions are the views of the author(s) and should not be understood as reflecting the views of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Format

Submissions were provided to the Department in a range of formats including hard copies. All submissions have been published in a common portable document format (pdf, Adobe Acrobat Version 5).

Submissions received (listed in alphabetical order):