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Assessment : Submission to a parliamentary in
Prepare a submission to a current government inquiry (parliamentary inquiry).
The submission will:
• Address at least one of the inquiry’s terms of reference
• Meet the submission guidelines for the inquiry
• Identify current research, best practice and evidence on the policy area
• Provide advice and make recommendations to the inquiry based on your understanding of the policy history, political environment and the available evidence.

Assessment Task – Criteria
Argumentation
1) Problem is clearly identified, key points are well-developed, opposing perspectives are enunciated and refuted, recommendations are logical, feasible and prioritised
2) Well-developed links between the problems identified, the research base, and the recommendations proposed.
Research
3) Demonstrates awareness of existing evidence, ability to synthesize and integrate information from a variety of sources
4) Able to communicate insights from evidence and research in plain English
Structure
5) Clear and logical structure abiding by the Inquiry specifications
6) Addresses some or all of the Terms of Reference. If the submission does not address all the Terms, a considered justification is provided

Mechanics
7) Spelling, grammar and language use (including sentence and paragraph construction)
8) Meets submission requirements of the inquiry (Terms of Reference are included as an appendix)

Note:
I suggested that you could use other submissions to the inquiry you have chosen to get a sense of the evidence other similar organisations (to your assumed organisation – who you are writing the submission on behalf of) are using to make their case. The idea then is that you access the piece of research or grey literature, via the reference they provide, read it – then make a decision if you can use this piece of research or not.

You absolutely MUST NOT use text from or reference other submissions to the inquiry you are submitting to.
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Research paper on NEGATIVE GEARING(AUSTRALIA) requires EXTENSIVE research an a lot of reading hours. You need to use a LOT of RECENT REFERENCES/SOURCES to support your research work.

You NEED to have this book for a lot of references \”Principles of taxation law 2016, 9th edn, Thomson Reuters\” <- MUST HAVE book do not attempt without this book\'s latest edition. Other books for referencing are: \"Fundamental Tax Legislation 2016, Thomson Reuters\" \"Australian taxation law cases 2016, Thomson Reuters\". Also use https://www.austlii.edu.au/ at least as 1 or more source reference. ALL THE REFERENCED ARTICLES, JOURNAL,BOOKS etc MUST BE AUSTRALIAN EDITIONS ONLY. DO NOT USE ANY FOREIGN EDITION MATERIAL. You need to use a variety of 18-20 books, journals, articles all LATEST to show that your work is a result of extensive research. Additional instructions will be uploaded later. Q: \"Negative Gearing – discuss and critically evaluate the extent to which tax deductible negative gearing impacts upon savings and investment decisions. Your paper should clearly outline what is meant by negative gearing from a tax perspective and how the Australian tax system treats negatively geared investments. You should include an evaluation of whether negative gearing from a tax perspective should be removed.\" <- 3000 words. The front style for your answer should be set to “Time New Roman” size 12 with 1.5 line spacing, 2.5cm margin & A4 page layout Currently 1 writers are viewing this order

Please see attached. Warning: this order cannot be assigned to writer 271171 350508 341454 422118 422208 409144 403285 419370 347759 326319 15193 335246 because each writer can only take the order once.
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4000 words,double spaced, include the following critiques of the following papers.
Dala,F.(2001); the social unconscious: a post Folksiness perspective,Group Analysis 34(4):539-55
Elias,N(2001):tHE SOCIETY OF INDIVIDUALS,new York : THE CONTINUUM International Publishing Group inc.
Foulkes definitions of Social Unconsciousness.
Hopper,E(2001):The Social Unconsciousness:Theoretical Considerations.group analysis 34(1):9-27
Weinberg, H (2007): So What is the Social Unconscious Anyway?`, Group Analysis,40(3):307-322
Parker,V(2014) : `An exploration of the Concept of the Social Unconsciousness and its application to Clinical Understanding,Group Analysis 47 (1): 30-41
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write about a double spaced page about steps and initiatives to take to reduce animal cruelty in restaurants. What can businesses do to make sure they can treat their animals better. Even if that means that they purchase animals from local farms with no GMO\’s.  

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Completion of MBA (Australian) research paper, topic based on Strategic Human Resource Management, particularly recruitment and selection field of study based on \”insourcing versus outsourcing of cleaning at an International School\”. Research project proposal has been completed with approval to proceed (drafts were written initially by one of your writers, with many rewrites by myself – I hope this one is smoother than the last!). Have uploaded the proposal and the results, including the rules & requirements; regs from the institute regarding the specific requirements for completion of the project.
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Questions to answer in this assignment after reading given info:
a) Discuss with reference to appropriate legislation, case law and/or rulings whether X & Y are carrying on a business for taxation law purposes in either the 2015 or 2016 income
years.
b) Discuss with reference to appropriate legislation, case law and/or rulings whether any amounts
received in relation to the sale of the design are ordinary income in the 2016 income year
c) Briefly discuss with reference to appropriate legislation, case law and/or rulings whether the
cash or accruals basis of accounting would apply to X & Y

1. Do major parties (such as the Australian Labor Party and the Liberal Party of Australia) contribute to or detract from democracy?

OR
2. Discuss ONE of the following options for reforming the Australian political system:
Including a preamble to the Australian Constitution acknowledging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
Ending compulsory voting at federal elections
Abolishing or radically redesigning the Senate
Strengthening the role of parliament (especially its ability to assert itself against the executive)
Addressing the vertical fiscal imbalance (either increasing the tax raising powers of the states or increasing the responsibilities of the federal government)
Areas you may wish to consider in your answer include:
A brief description of your reform proposal
The problem it is seeking to fix
Why the reform is an improvement on the status quo
How such a reform could be enacted
Likely obstacles to the reform
Any downsides to the reform
Any other issues you feel are relevant to the particular reform
This is not a prescriptive list – you do not have to cover each one of these if you don\’t feel the answer requires it, but your essay should feel like a fully formed set of ideas on your chosen reform.

This report requires students to critically evaluate tourism practices and how such practices align with or deviate from principles of sustainability. Students need to choose a tourism business in order to analyse their sustainability practices based on given criteria. The tasks include:
1. Briefly outline the business chosen for this assessment. The business needs to be either an accommodation provider or a tour company. It is recommended that the business needs to have enough information available from online sources or that students can visit the operation to assist in their assessment.

explain is competition necessary for survival? How does human assertiveness, aggression and violence work with or against cooperation in order for Native Americans to survive in nature millions of years ago.