Corporate Body

Australian Manufacturing Council (1977 - 1996)

Commonwealth of Australia

From
22 July 1977
Barton, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
To
30 June 1996
Functions
Advisory or regulatory body and Manufacturing industry
Reference No
CA 3107
Legal Status
Agency of the Commonwealth of Australia
Location
Barton, Australian Capital Territory

Summary

The Australian Manufacturing Council replaced the manufacturing Industry Advisory Council in 1977. The Council was disbanded in June 1996 and ceased to exist.

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 1958 - 1977 Manufacturing Industries Advisory Council
       1977 - 1996 Australian Manufacturing Council

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