James allan 2 kevin andrews mp 2

JAMES ALLAN 2

KEVIN ANDREWS MP 2

BETTINA ARNDT 2

GLENN BARNES 3

ROBERT BARRY 3

ROBERT BAZZANI 3

ANTHONY BERG AM 4

GRAHAM BRADLEY AM 4

JAMIE BRIGGS MP 5

KERRY BROWN 5

JENNIFER BUCKINGHAM 5

GRAHAME CAMPBELL 6

ROBERT CARLING 6

ALAN CASTLEMAN 7

NICK CATER 7

PATRICK CHOVANEC 7

STEVEN CIOBO MP 8

DAVID COLEMAN MP 8

DAVID COLTART 8

SIMON COWAN 9

PETER CROSSING 9

MICHAEL DARLING 9

SINCLAIR DAVIDSON 9

PETER DODD 10

MARK DORNEY 10

ROD EDDINGTON AO 10

PAUL ESPIE 11

DAVID FEETHAM 11

ALLAN FELS AO 12

TERRENCE FERN 12

IAN FERRES AM 12

MITCH FIFIELD 12

MICHAEL FRIEDLANDER CNZM 13

JAMES GRAHAM AM 13

TASMAN GRAHAM 13

ROSS GRANT
14

JOHN M. GREEN 14

MICHAEL J. HAWKER AM 14

BENJAMIN HERSCOVITCH 15

BELINDA HUTCHINSON AM 15

KAY HYMOWITZ 15

WOLFGANG KASPER 16

MICHAEL KATZ 16

CASSANDRA KELLY 17

PAUL KELLY 17

SAM KENNARD 18

RICHARD KOVACS 18

IAN LANSDOWN 18

JOCK LAURIE 19

JOHN LEE 19

LAVINA LEE 19

ANDREW LEIGH MP 20

DAVID LIBLING 20

GREG LINDSAY AO 20

JENNY LINDSAY 21

CATHERINE LIVINGSTONE AO 21

ANDREW LOW 21

ANTHONY MAPLE-BROWN 22

ROGER MASSY-GREENE 22

DALLAS MCINERNEY 22

SIOBHAN McKENNA 22

JOHN MEACOCK 23

ROHAN MEAD 23

DANIEL MITCHELL 24

TONY MOORE 24

PETER NOBLE 24

KELLY O’DWYER MP 25

MARY O’KANE 25

RODNEY O’NEIL 26

JOHN O’SULLIVAN 26

GREG PARAMOR 26

JAMES PHILIPS 27

CHRISTIAN PORTER MP 27

SIMON RANSON 27

IAN REID 28

PETER REITH 28

RUTH RICHARDSON 28

CHRIS ROBERTS 29

SCOTT RYAN 29

JEREMY SAMMUT 29

GREG SHERIDAN 30

STEVEN SKALA AO 30

DEAN SMITH 30

CHRISTOPHER SNOWDON 30

PHILIPPA STONE 31

MICHAEL TRAILL AM 31

ALISON WATKINS 31

MAX WALSH AM 32

JENNIFER WESTACOTT 32

CASSANDRA WILKINSON 32

STEVEN WILSON AM 32

JAMES ALLAN

James Allan holds the Garrick Professor in Law, School of Law, Faculty of Business, Economics & Law at the University of Queensland. Before arriving in Australia he taught law at the University of Otago and before that lectured law in Hong Kong. Before shifting to teaching, Allan practised law in a large Toronto law firm and at the Bar in London.

Allan has published widely in the areas of legal philosophy and constitutional law. His latest book, a monograph for the Ashgate Applied Legal Philosophy series, is entitled The Vantage of Law. Allan also has a sideline interest in bills of rights; he is opposed to them. He has been actively involved in the efforts trying to stop one from being enacted here in Australia. He also writes widely for newspapers and weeklies, including The Australian, The Spectator Australia and Quadrant.

James Allan is attending Consilium with his wife, Heather Allan.
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KEVIN ANDREWS MP

The Hon Kevin Andrews MP is the Minister for Social Services. Kevin has served in the Australian Commonwealth Parliament, since 1991, as the member for the Victorian seat of Menzies in the House of Representatives.

Since his election to parliament, Kevin has served on numerous Parliamentary Committees, including the Joint Select Committee on Family Law Issues, the Joint Standing Committee on Treaties and the Joint Select Committee on Intelligence Services. He has also served as Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs, Chairman of the Federal Government’s Policy Committee on Family and Community Services and Deputy Chairman of the House of Representatives Economics Committee.
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BETTINA ARNDT

Bettina Arndt trained as a clinical psychologist before becoming well known as one of Australia’s first sex therapists. As editor of Forum magazine, she taught medical students, doctors and other professionals and worked in the media educating the public about this fascinating subject.

She then moved on to writing about broader social issues, working for leading newspapers and magazines. As a respected social commentator she was invited onto government advisory committees covering issues from family law to childcare and ageing.
Bettina still makes regular media appearances but also greatly enjoys her latest activity – online dating coaching.
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GLENN BARNES

Glenn Barnes is the Chairman of Australian Unity Limited and Chairman of Ansell Limited. Glenn has 20 years of governance experience in banking and financial services, business information, consumer goods and the not-for-profit sector. He was involved in the packaged goods, banking and financial services sectors for over 30 years, as an executive, business leader and director in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, United States of America, Republic of Ireland, Japan and China.
Glenn is joined at Consilium by his wife, Candace Barron. Candace is a director of the Dispute Resolution Unit for the Office of the NSW Small Business Commissioner. Candace directs the NSW Government’s program to help small businesses prevent and/or resolve disputes at the earliest possible opportunity.
 
Her career has spanned acting as Guardian ad Litem for children, working on legal issues for a USA computer company, and developing a private commercial mediation practice. Candace has mediated hundreds of matters in the areas of retail lease, franchise and commercial disputes, family will disputes, business partnership disputes and business to Government disputes. She has delivered mediation courses and regularly gives presentations on how to prevent and resolve commercial disputes.
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