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The Taskforce further agreed: To the establishment of a Commonwealth Research Grants Working Group. The Group will meet monthly to develop guidelines, within six months or sooner, to provide Commonwealth Research Grants providers with a clear framework for making grant decisions aligned to The Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism (Criminal and Migration Laws) Act 2026. To review the list of current initiatives being progressed by Taskforce members in their contexts and stakeholder suggested ideas to identify further ideas that could be carried forward by the Taskforce.
Man with snow dome fetish also has in his office an adjustable Gamebird shooting stick
Antisemitism Czar with AG Rowland, Julie Inman Grant and SCAGgers.
A contract to Gilbert and Tobin for $6.7 million for legal services related to the Royal Commission into Antisemitism.
"agency maladministration" means an act or omission engaged in by the NACC that: (a) is unlawful conduct; or (b) is not unlawful, but: (i) is corrupt conduct; or (ii) is unreasonable, unjust, oppressive or improperly discriminatory in its effect; or (iii) arises, wholly or in part, from improper motives; or (iv) arises, wholly or in part, from a decision that has taken irrelevant matters into consideration; or (v) arises, wholly or in part, from a mistake of law or fact; or (vi) is conduct of a kind for which reasons should have, but have not, been given; or (c) is in accordance with a law or established practice, being a law or practice that is, or may be, unreasonable, unjust, oppressive or improperly discriminatory in its effect. "officer misconduct" means conduct engaged in by a staff member of the NACC, which, if engaged in by the NACC, would amount to agency maladministration.
Craven speaking at the Skynews antisemitism Summit last year states if he was still a Vice Chancellor he'd break hateful occupation or demonstration and engage police in prosecuting demonstrators, and impose disciplinary processes, and if that was legally challenged he would create new harsher disciplinary measures. Craven was handpicked by Combatting Antisemitism Czar, Jillian Segal, as the "independent" assessor to judge her, and now the Government's University Report Card project.
Survey (Jan 26) from Reichman University, "public trust in the President of the State, Isaac Herzog, continues to decline, reaching a low point of just 31 percent".
Members agreed the Taskforce provided an opportunity to effect change by being focused on delivering real outcomes for students, parents and educators. Already, significant progress is being made on the initial ideas and priorities. The Taskforce: Endorsed the approach to the Focused Review of the Australian Curriculum and agreed to seek formal approval from Education Ministers at the next Education Ministers Meeting on 20 February. Endorsed the proposed online Social Cohesion Hub of resources for early childhood educators, teachers and parents with the first phase focused on antisemitism to be delivered by June 2026. The Taskforce agreed the hub will be publicly available with material in multiple languages. Noted trials of the Special Envoy’s UNESCO training program have commenced and the Special Envoy’s National Dialogue will be co-hosted with UNESCO on 17 March 2026. Heard progress on the first tranche of the Special Envoy’s University Report Card project and noted the first report cards are expected by May 2026. Discussed the progress in developing proposed amendments to higher education regulation to strengthen regulatory responses by TEQSA. Ahead of O-Week, TEQSA confirmed that it is writing to the Vice-Chancellors of all of Australia’s universities reminding them of the need to ensure students safety and wellbeing and encouraging stronger responses to any instances of antisemitism and hate. The Taskforce will next meet in early March 2026 to continue to progress priorities. It is also seeking ideas for combatting and preventing antisemitism and hate in educational settings to strengthen social cohesion. The Chair has asked the Taskforce members to bring forward practical ideas which are implementable, outcome focused and can be fully worked up.
Submission from ECAJ on the Combatting Antisemitism Bill that the submission has had "substantial input" from ASECA a(Jillian Segal) and her office and should be regarded as a joint submission.
The NSW premier, Chris Minns, flagged earlier that the state may still conduct its own inquiries into elements of the Bondi attack which require “quick answers”. He said: For purposes of clarity and [having] a single point of investigation, it’s important that we have a single royal commission. I’m not ruling out having our own inquiry… I don’t want that to read that we don’t have any confidence in the commonwealth probe, of course we do, but it may be, particularly in relation to [Community Security Group] CSG advice to NSW police and the arming of CSG, that we might need immediate information.
Contract notice showing Greg Craven is contracted for $232,466 over 18 months to audit universities re: antisemitism