Abstract
The Industries Assistance Commission came into existence in 1974. It extends to all industries, including the rural industries, the system of public scrutiny of advice regarding assistance. This paper considers the ethos of the IAC's establishment. It discusses some criteria which are features of the IAC's operation, and which are considered to be necessary for an effective public inquiry process. Finally, it comments on the relationship of the IAC to other policy objectives and other advisory instrumentalities. 1975 The Australian Agricultural Economics Society
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Mauldon, R. G. (1975). AGRICULTURAL POLICY ADVICE AND THE PUBLIC INQUIRY PROCESS. Australian Journal of Agricultural Economics, 19(2), 69–80. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-8489.1975.tb00147.x
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