Government Agencies & Offices in Canberra, ACT with e-mail
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220 London Circuit, Canberra, 2601
(02) 6207 2384
Develops and implements government policies on the arts Manages and delivers the ACT Arts Fund, its various funding categories and awards and prizes Manages and supports the ACT's diverse suite of Key Arts Organisations, as well as the Canberra Glassworks and Belconnen Arts Centre Supports the Community Outreach Program, which is delivered by the Australian National University's College of Arts and Social Sciences (School of Music, School of Art) Oversees the ACT Government's arts facilities Manages the ACT Government Public Art Collection Advocates the ACT arts sector through forums such as the Meetings of Cultural Ministers and the Australia Council for the Arts Delivers a wide range of other arts initiatives and projects such as the Regional Arts Fund 
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56 Allara St, Canberra, 2601
(02) 6205 2222
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196 London Circuit, Canberra, 2601
(02) 6205 0439
Documents and publications of the Legislative Assembly Information on members, ministerial responsibilities, sitting pattern, standing orders, corporate structure, and links to Hansard Includes search facilities. 
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19 Beale Cres, Deakin, 2600
(02) 6260 5115
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6 Perth Avenue, Canberra, 2600
(02) 6216 0100
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The Embassy of France is known for its attractive appearance and the warm, humorous demeanor of its staff. Many customers have reported positive experiences with the efficient visa service. 
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3 Beale Cres, Canberra, 2606
(02) 6290 1386
Decisions on applications for Schengen visas fall within the competence of the diplomatic missions and consular posts of the Czech Republic. This means that the diplomatic missions and consular posts decide on the issuance or refusal of such visas on their own authority. Decisions on long-stay visas (visas for a stay longer than 90 days) fall within the competence of the Alien Police of the Czech Republic. A refusal to issue a visa is final and without appeal. An applicant who has been refused a visa will receive from the diplomatic mission or consular post a notice in writing stating the reasons for the refusal. The reasons for refusing a short-stay visa application are listed in the Visa Code; the reasons for refusing a long-stay visa application are listed in Section 56 of Act No 326/1999. Refused applicants may reapply at any time and attach the required documents. They may do so immediately after theirprevious application has been refused. The applicant´s personal data contained in the visa application are made available solely to the competent authorities of the Czech Republic and serve for deciding on visa issuance or refusal, as required in Act No 101/2000 concerning the protection of personal data and amending certain acts as amended. Applicants have the right of access to the personal data relating to them that are processed for this purpose, including the right to rectification of such personal data. In case such personal data are inaccurate with regard to the purpose for which they are processed, the applicant may request an explanation or rectification. If the request is found to be justified, the competent diplomatic mission or consular post will rectify the data without delay. In case the competent diplomatic mission or consular post fails to comply with the request, the applicant may contact directly the Office for Personal Data Protection of the Czech Republic. 
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Commonwealth Avenue, Canberra, 2600
(02) 6270 4000
Embassy 
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18 Marcus Clarke St, Canberra, 2601
(02) 6279 5000
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21 Genge Street, Canberra, 2601
The Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA) is an Australian Government agency. We provide support and provide information for: veterans and their dependants Australian Defence Force personnel war widows/widowers Australian participants in British Nuclear Tests in Australia members of the Australian Federal Police, and students, teachers and historians. The services we provide include: pensions and compensation health care rehabilitation counselling services help for servicemen and women returning to civilian life commemorative and community grants home care assistance subsidised loans for housing and other housing-related benefits commemorative activities, and historical information. Our commemorations program promotes understanding of Australia's wartime history and the significance of national events such as Anzac Day, Remembrance Day and Vietnam Veterans' Day. 
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21 Genge Street, Canberra, 2601
VVCS provides free and confidential, nation-wide counselling and support for war and service-related mental health conditions, such as posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety and depression. VVCS also provides relationship and family counselling to address issues that can arise due to the unique nature of military service. VVCS counsellors have an understanding of military culture and can work with clients to find effective solutions for improved mental health and wellbeing. 
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14 Childers St, Canberra, 2601
The Commonwealth Ombudsman investigates complaints about the administrative actions of Australian Government agencies. 
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19 Forster Crescent, Canberra, 2600
(02) 6273 2372
Any person wishing to run for public office in Brazil must belong to a political party. Parties have to be formally registered with the Superior Electoral Court. They are guaranteed the freedom to define their own internal structure, organisation and operation, including rules regarding party loyalty and discipline. Votes are registered electronically, even in the most remote parts of the country, thereby reducing potential for fraud and decreasing the time taken for results to be declared. 
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130 Commonwealth Ave, Canberra, 2600
(02) 6270 6666
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14 Jindalee Crescent, Canberra, 2606
(02) 6286 6988
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