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Exhibit list - Taskforce Flaxton Day 1 — Monday 14 May 2018 Exhibit 1 Taskforce Flaxton Inquiry Terms of reference Exhibit 2 Attendance Notice for Peter Martin APM signed 30 April 2018 (redacted) Exhibit 3 Submission 27 Queensland Corrective Services (redacted...

Transcripts - Taskforce Flaxton Day 1 — Monday 14 May 2018 Dr Peter Martin APM, Queensland Corrective Services Day 2 — Tuesday 15 May 2018 Samay Zhouand, Queensland Corrective Services Phil Clarke, Queensland Ombudsman Kate Greenwood, Aboriginal and Torres...

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