Government reports are a useful source of authoritative information, facts and figures. They are produced on a vast range of subjects (e.g. economics, education, health, social issues, technology). Reports may result from Royal Commissions, Commissions of Inquiry, and other special committees. There are also annual and other types of reports regularly released by different government departments and agencies.
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Many government reports are published with a corresponding 'parliamentary paper' (PP) edition. This simply means the report is officially tabled (presented) in the relevant Federal or State/Territory Parliament and a copy is included within that Parliament's official publications series for that parliamentary session year. References to individual reports sometimes cite a corresponding PP number.
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