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Appendix A
The Order of Australia The Order of Australia was established as part of the Australian honours system by Letters Patent issued by Her Majesty The Queen on 14 February 1975. Chancellor of the Order as at 30 June 2004 His Excellency Major General Michael Jeffery Secretary of the Order Mr Malcolm Hazell CVO Membership as at 30 June 2004 Members - nominated by the Commonwealth Government The Honourable Sir James Gobbo AC CVO (Chair) Ms Robyn Burke Mrs Marina Darling Major General W B James AC MBE MC (Retd) The Honourable Tony Messner AM Dr George Santoro AM Mrs Marjorie Turbayne MBE OAM Dr Margaret Valadian AO MBE Members - nominated by State and Territory governments Dr Colin Gellatly (New South Wales) Mr Charles Curwen CVO OBE (Victoria) Ms Fiona McKersie (Queensland) Mr Adam Bodzioch (South Australia) Mr Malcolm Wauchope (Western Australia) Ms Linda Hornsey (Tasmania) Mr Mike Burgess (Northern Territory) vacant (Australian Capital Territory) Members - ex-officio The Honourable Dr DA Kemp MP Vice-President of the Federal Executive Council General Peter Cosgrove AC MC Chief of the Defence Force Mr Andrew Metcalfe Deputy Secretary, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
Australian Bravery Decorations The Australian Bravery Decorations were established as part of the Australian honours system by Letters Patent issued by Her Majesty The Queen on 14 February 1975. Australian Bravery Decorations Council Professor Valerie Pratt AM (Chair) Dr Penelope Flett Mr John Johnson AO APM QPM Ms Susan Renkin Members - nominated by State and Territory governments Mr John Trevillian AM (New South Wales) Ms Nancy Staub (Victoria) Ms Fiona McKersie (Queensland) The Honourable Anne Levy (South Australia) Mr Hugh Samson LVO (Western Australia) Mr Robert Grierson LVO (Tasmania) Mr Shaun O'Sullivan (Northern Territory) Mr Michael Ockwell (Australian Capital Territory) Members - ex-officio Mr Ric Smith AO Secretary, Department of Defence Mr Paul O'Neill Assistant Secretary, Awards and National Symbols Branch, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet Secretary Mr Malcolm Hazell CVO Official Secretary to the Governor-General
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