As well as classifying publications, the Classification Office is required to have an Information Unit to provide research services to the Classification Office, and information and assistance to members of the public. There are 21 women and 7 men. There is an age range from the early 20's to the late 50's. All classification and information staff are tertiary educated in a very wide range of fields, including law, music, history, classics, management, English and design. 14 members are parents, and 3 of those are grandparents.
Members have a wide range of work and community experience.
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