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FECCA response to the discussion paper “Towards a National Agenda for a Multicultural Australia”
Federation of Ethnic Communities’ Councils.
The Federation’s 1988 submission on the discussion paper preceding the National Agenda focuses on three elements: the setting of goals, a legislative charter, and a national policy on languages.
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