Submissions

Submission to ACSQHC on Consultation on Consumer Engagement Strategies .
The Australian Dental Association (ADA) is pleased to respond the comment in relation to the Commission’s development of a Consumer Engagement Strategy.

Submission to the National Health and Hospitals Reform Commission .
The Australian Dental Association Inc (ADA) thanks the National Health and Hospitals Reform Commission for the opportunity to provide comment on its Terms of Reference.

Submission to Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations - Expansion of the Commonwealth Scholarships Program. .
It is the ADA’s view that there remains an unequal distribution of dentists per head of population in rural and remote regions as compared to metropolitan areas of Australia.

Submission to Food Standard Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) on the Initial Assessment Report – Application A588, Voluntary Addition of Fluoride to Packaged Water .
The Australian Dental Association Inc (ADA) thanks Food Standards New Zealand (FSANZ) for the opportunity to provide comment on the Initial Assessment Report – Application A588, Voluntary Addition of Fluoride to Packaged Water.

Submission to the Australian Communications and Media Authority on the Children’s Television Standards Review .
The Australian Dental Association (ADA) has a commitment to the delivery of oral health care for children. The focus of this submission will be on the impact to children of television advertising in so far as it will concern children’s dental health.

SUBMISSION TO THE AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION OF NATIONAL ADVERTISERS .
The Australian Dental Association Inc (ADA Inc) is pleased to respond to the Australian Association of National Advertisers’ review of its Code For Advertising To Children

2007-2008 Pre-Budget Submission .
The oral health of the Australian population is neither very good nor very bad. Many in the community enjoy good oral health, aided by timely access to high quality dental care. By contrast, others in the community suffer from poor oral health, spending excessive periods – sometimes years – waiting to receive basic dental care in our public system. For a country with the financial means such as Australia this situation reflects poorly on our health system.

The COAG Health Working Group .
The ADA is pleased to respond to COAG's request for information as to how COAG can implement the establishment of a single national registration and single national accreditation scheme in the health sectors.

Criteria for Specialist Registration .
The Australian Dental Association (ADA) response to the invitation to comment on the document “Criteria for Specialist Registration”.

Privacy Bill .
The Australian Dental Association's response to the Senate Legal and Constitutional Legislation Committee on the inclusion of health information in the Privacy Bill.