Speeches

Introduction It is a pleasure to be with you at the conclusion of the 11th Annual Plenary meeting of the Egmont Group of Financial Intelligence Units.

There is no doubt that the international economic environment is at least as tough as it was this time last year when I addressed your conference.

CONVENOR:Welcome back to our seminar. It gives me great pleasure to welcome Senator the Hon. Ian Campbell. Senator Campbell needs little in the way of introduction.

I thought what I would do this morning in a relatively short speech is just to talk about where we are at with CLERP 9, the importance of what's occurring in terms of the debate on corporate

Thank you very much David Koch and thank you to Lyn Ralph and Richard Gilbert from IFSA for inviting me to deliver a speech today.

At the outset I should say two things: firstly, my belief that there exists an overwhelmingly strong confidence in the quality of auditing in Australia; secondly, it is also my belief that we

Senator Ian Campbell visited Washington between April 18 and 21 to attend meetings of the International Monetary Fund, meet with World Bank officials and hold discussions with Congressional a

It is ironic to be here talking about the implementation of the Financial Services Reform Act and it is worth mentioning the history of that legislation.