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Item 42 (1) (a) - to noti fy 'organisations' of significant change affecting employees Item 42 (I) (b) .

The Department of planning and environment brought this to the attention of the eoaardt and asked than to review the position, the council dedhaest. The consequent loss of minerals from gold mine sites was then seen by some gold miners as good economics. consider the attitude of the department, as I found it, to be irresponsible and scandalous and it is hoped the Minister in not party to such attitudes. Whistleblowers Protection Act is fundamentally designed to do just that - 10 protect a person who genuinely discloses public interest information to an appropriate authority from legal action. but alst5 because of the mine's location on traditional tribal lend in the midst of the well-known and environmentally sensitive lcolcdtr Natior.

It appears that Mr King's concerns relate to numerous events occurring between 8988 and 1992 possibly to 1993, during the period of his employment within the South Australian Public Service. Copy of letter to the Editor of the local paper, SIGNED BY PETER MANN and published in the issue dated 9 November, 1990.

A number of other changes to the Act are necessary and I expect that these will be required by Parliament before the gill in passed.

e. Commissioner of Public Employment) to notify of change affecting significant number of employees).

In regard to the last paragraph of the Director's letter wherein he displa a conviction that Carolyn Crossley "defamed an individual" and did not qualify for indemnification by Council, I refer the Committee to Enclosure 3. If a person fails to comply with a requirement made by an inspector of municipal administration and does not prove that be or she had a lawful excuse for the failure, the inspector of municipal administration may certify the failure in writing to the Supreme Court. I served an a Local Government councillor for the City, from February 1989, to August 1991, filling a vacancy created by Cr.Ancillary to the investigative powers of the Ombudsman and Deputy Ombudsman is their power, following an investigation, to make recommendations only. I previously made a submission to the Senate Select Committee on Public Interest Whistteblowing at its Adelaide hearings on 27th January, 1994. Any recoomesdatioss pot to act on BM's discharges because the - area is already polluted and that necessary expenditure would cause "economic dislocation" of the Coepahy is nonsense and irresponsible. I must also point out that it is open for Magistrates to complain about police behaviour at Court in the event of such behaviour as you have alleged occurred on this occasion. Evidessceofittterferersee of elections wan let sttp, when th e informant gave evidence he was out asked to give formal statement and then could not be contacted and the issue went beyond the statutory time of one year.