An extradition agreement with Latvia and an agreement with the United States of America on space vehicle tracking and communication
By: Joint Standing Committee on Treaties
Series: Report 36 / Joint Standing Committee on Treaties; Report (Australia. Parliament. Joint Standing Committee on Treaties) -- 36
Publisher: Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Canberra
Language: eng
Number of pages: 54
ISBN-13: 9780642453037
Subjects: Extradition; Space vehicles; Tracking; Law and legislation; Diplomatic relations; Foreign relations; Treaties
Notes: "October 2000."

Chair: The Hon. Andrew Thomson MP.

Also published as Parliamentary paper (Australia. Parliament) ; 2000, no. 260.

Also available on the Internet at: http://www.aph.gov.au/house/committee/JSCT/Reports/report36/Report36.pdf.
Table of contents: title: 1. Introduction; title: Purpose of the report; title: Availability of documents; title: Conduct of the Committee's review; title: 2. Extradition Agreement with Latvia; title: Proposed treaty action; title: Evidence presented; title: No 'evidence' required; title: Mandatory and discretionary exemptions; title: Treatment of Citizens; title: Evidence from lvan Shearer; title: World War II war crimes; title: Consideration of issues arising from the current extradition process; title: Basic rule; title: Balancing the competing interests; title: Civil law countries; title: Separation of powers and roles; title: The situation of Australian citizens; title: Reasonable suspicion; title: 3. Agreement concerning space vehicle tracking and communication facilities; title: Proposed treaty action; title: Evidence presented; title: Deep Space Network; title: Facilities management; title: Consultation; title: Other evidence.