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Queensland's BPIC policy may be gone on paper, but its 'damaging' legacy remains

Months of public hearings, eight million documents and testimony from more than 80 witnesses compelled Commissioner Stuart Wood KC to declare an "urgent and pressing" need for reform, writes Ciara Jones.

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    Queensland's BPIC policy may be gone on paper, but its 'damaging' legacy remains (opens ABC Australia in a new tab)

    Months of public hearings, eight million documents and testimony from more than 80 witnesses compelled Commissioner Stuart Wood KC to declare an "urgent and pressing" need for reform, writes Ciara Jones.

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