The council of Australian governments and intergovernmental relations: A case of cooperative federalism

Publius: The Journal of Federalism

Volumn 26, Issue 2, 1996, Pages 101-119

  Painter, Martin ^a  

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EID: 0030096388     PISSN: 00485950     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1093/oxfordjournals.pubjof.a029844     Document Type: Article

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1. 1 See Kenneth Wiltshire, "Australia's New Federalism: Recipes for Marble Cakes," Publius: The Journal of Federalism 22 (Summer 1992): 165-180.
2. 2 Nick Greiner, "Physician Heal Thyself: Microeconomic Reform of Australian Government," (speech to the National Press Club, 25 July 1990).
3. 3 John C. Bannon, "Overcoming the Unintended Consequences of Federation," Australian Journal of Public Administration 49 (March 1987): 1-9.
4. 4 Meredith Edwards and Alan Henderson, "Council of Australian Governments: A Vehicle for Reform,"Microeconomic Reform and Federalism, eds. Peter Carroll and Martin Painter (Canberra: Federalism Research Centre, Australian National University, 1995), p. 37.
5. 5 Edwards and Henderson, "COAG: A Vehicle for Reform," 22-25.
6. 6 Ibid.
7. 7 Idid.
8. 8 Elmor Ostrom, Governing the Commons (Cambridge, MA: Cambridge University Press, 1990).
9. 9 John Kincaid. "The Competitive Challenge to Cooperative Federalism: A Theory of Federal Democracy," Competitive Among States and Local Governments, eds. Daphne A. Kenyon and John Kincaid (Washington, D.C. Urban Institute Press, 1991), p. 95.
10. 10 Mark H. Sproule-Jones, Public Choice and Federalism in Australia and Canada (Canberra, Australia. Centre for Research on Federal Financial Relations ANU. 1975).
11. 11 Michael Nahan, "Competitive and Uncompetitive Approaches to Competition Policy and Microeconomic Reform," Carroll and Painter eds. Microeconomic Reform and Federalism, pp. 233-242.
12. 12 Albert Breton, "Supplementary Statement," Royal Commission on the Economic Union and Development Prospects for Canada, Report Volume Three (Ottawa, CN: Supply & Services Canada, 1985), pp. 485-526; Kincaid, op. cit.
13. 13 Peter J Forsyth, "Microeconomic Reform in a Federal System: Constraints and Incentives," Carroll and Painter eds. Microeconomic Reform and Federalism, pp. 63-75.
14. 14 Wolfgang Kasper, "Making Federalism Flourish," Upholding the Australian Constitution (proceedings of the Samuel Griffith Society, Second Conference, Melbourne. July 1993).
15. 15 See S. Rufus Davis, on the logical and practical limits to "dividing powers," Theory and Reality Federal Ideas in Australia, England, and Europe (Brisbane: University of Queensland Press. 1995), especially ch. 3. "The Federal Division of Power: Independence, Dependence, and Interdependence"
16. 16 Patrick Weller, Commonwealth-State Reform Processes: A Policy Management Review (Canberra: Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, 1995).
17. 17 Christine Charles, "COAG and Economic Reform-A South Australian Perspective," Carroll and Painter eds. Microeconomic Reform and Federalism, pp. 111-118.
18. 18 Constitutional Commission Advisory Committee on Trade and Economic Management, Report in the Constitutional Commission (Canberra: AGPS, 1987), pp. 205-213.
19. 19 Peter Carroll, "Mutual Recognition: Origins and Implementation," Australian Journal of Public Administration 54 (March 1995): 35-45.
20. 20 Gary Sturgess, "An Overview of Mutual Recognition," Mutual Recognition: Rationalisation of Occupations and Markets, John Carroll ed. (Brisbane: Royal Institute of Public Administration Australia, Queensland Division, 1994), pp. 13-23.
21. 21 Weller, Commonwealth-State Reform Processes, pp. 13-17.
22. 22 Western Australia Legislative Assembly, Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Intergovernmental Agreements, Interim Report on Australia Wide Mutual Recognition (Perth: 1994).
23. 23 Brian Finn, "The ANTA Model as a Case Study," Carroll and Painter eds. Microeconomic Reform and Federalism, pp. 128-134.
24. 24 Weller, Commonwealth-State, Reform Processes, p. 12.
25. 25 Finn, "The ANTA Model as a Case Study," 131.
26. 26 Senate Employment, Education and Training References Committee, Report of the Inquiry into the Australian National Training Authority (Canberra: Parliament of Australia, 1995).
27. 27 Nahan, "Competitive and Uncompetitive Approaches to Competition Policy and Microeconomic Reform," 240.
28. 28 Martin Painter, "New Federalism, and Road Transport Regulation," Australian Journal of Political Science 27 (Special Issue, 1992): 64-65.
29. 29 Derek Scrafton, "National Investment Planning and Transport Infrastructure," Carroll and Painter eds. Microeconomic Reform and Federalism, pp. 142-151.
30. 30 John H. E. Taplin, "The National Road Transport Commission: A Fresh Attempt to Solve Road Problems," Australian Journal of Public Administration 52 (September 1993): 311-319; Painter, "New Federalism, and Road Transport Regulation."
31. 31 National Road Transport Commission, Annual Report 1994/1995 (Melbourne, Australia. NRTC, 1995).
32. 32 John Hurlstone, "Road Transport Law Reform," Institute of Transport Studies. University of Sydney, 2 May 1995; John H. E. Taplin, "The National Road Transport Commission. The First Three Years as an Agent of Reform," Carroll and Painter eds. Microeconomic Reform and Federalism, pp. 152-164.
33. 32 John Hurlstone, "Road Transport Law Reform," Institute of Transport Studies. University of Sydney, 2 May 1995; John H. E. Taplin, "The National Road Transport Commission. The First Three Years as an Agent of Reform," Carroll and Painter eds. Microeconomic Reform and Federalism, pp. 152-164.
34. 33 Forsyth, "Microeconomic Reform in a Federal System."
35. 34 Martin Painter, "Federal Theory and Modern Australian Executive Federalism," Public Administration Under Scrutiny: Essays in Honour of Roger Wettenhall, John Halligan and Ian Thynne eds. (Canberra, Australia: University of Canberra and Royal Institute of Public Administration Australia, 1996).
36. 35 Phillip Pendal, "Intergovernmental Agreements, Uniform Legislation and the Parliamentary System," Carroll and Painter eds. Microeconomic Reform and Federalism, pp. 255-266.
37. 36 John Uhr, "Parliament and the Political Management of Federalism," Carroll and Painter eds. Microeconomic Reform and Federalism, pp. 267-285.
38. 37 Finn, "The ANTA Model as a Case Study"; Taplin, "The National Road Transport Commission: The First Three Years as an Agent of Reform"; Terry Slater, "The National Food Authority. A Case Study in Intergovernmental Reform," Carroll and Painter eds. Microeconomic Reform and Federalism.
39. 37 Finn, "The ANTA Model as a Case Study"; Taplin, "The National Road Transport Commission: The First Three Years as an Agent of Reform"; Terry Slater, "The National Food Authority. A Case Study in Intergovernmental Reform," Carroll and Painter eds. Microeconomic Reform and Federalism.
40. 37 Finn, "The ANTA Model as a Case Study"; Taplin, "The National Road Transport Commission: The First Three Years as an Agent of Reform"; Terry Slater, "The National Food Authority. A Case Study in Intergovernmental Reform," Carroll and Painter eds. Microeconomic Reform and Federalism.