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The national review of MCS: our advocates respond
Friday 22 May 2009
The draft report by the National Industrial Chemicals Notification and Assessment Scheme (NICNAS) and the Office of Chemical Safety and Environmental Health (OCSEH) on Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) issues came out several months ago.
The community leaders consulted on it late last year were concerned at some of the tone of the report.
The draft report and the submissions to it are now available online and there have been some excellent examples of well-expressed advocacy:
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The Draft Report (PDF, 502KB) |
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Submissions (PDF, 29KB) |
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Comments by AESSRA (PDF, 252KB) |
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Comments by ASEHA Qld Inc – Part 1 (PDF, 326KB) |
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Comments by ASEHA Qld Inc – Part 2 (PDF, 266KB) |
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Comments by Giz Watson MLC (PDF, 998KB) |
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Comments by Julian Robinson (PDF, 63KB) |
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