Free Queensland Flag Scheme

4.6 Requests for replacement flags will normally only be considered after a period of three. (3) years has elapsed as it is considered that with normal care

Tony Pasin

Australian Flag. Aboriginal Flag. Torres Strait Island Flag. Student pack for Exchange. * If you are a school requesting an Australian pack for exchange 

Guidelines for the use of the ACT Flag

Sep 19 2019 Under the Constituents' Request Program

Surf Coast Shire

Mar 28 2018 Community requests for the flying of flags will be considered in ... Council will continuously fly the Australian National Flag and the ...

P O L I C Y P O L I C Y P O L I C Y P O L I C Y P O L I C Y

May 1 2020 with this policy and with the Australian Government's flag protocols. To provide a framework for considering requests to fly flags at.

Agreement on Operational and Strategic Cooperation between

Australia shall through the Australian Federal Police

Australian Citizenship Ceremonies Code

citizenship ceremonies (found at Schedule 1 of the Australian Citizenship The Australian national flag should always have precedence over all flags.

Flying of Flags Policy

Feb 22 2022 Flag and Corangamite Shire Flag in accordance with Australian. National Flag Protocols. To accommodate requests for community flag flying

WOLLONGONG FLAG PROCEDURE

Apr 28 2022 Australian Flag

Australian Flags

Jan 25 2022 Flag specifications are as outlined in the Flags Act 1953 (Schedule 1). The Australian National Flag consists of three elements:.

Part 2 of the booklet - Australian Flags

Australian flags can be obtained free of charge through the Constituents’ Request Programme by contacting the electorate office of your local Senator or Member of the House of Representatives This excerpt and further information on Australian national symbols can be obtained at www itsanhonour gov au PUBLICATION DETAILS ISBN 0 642 47134 7

Guidelines for the use of the ACT Flag

Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags to local community groups schools churches not-for-profit organisations and students representing Australia overseas n please provide your details below Once assessed and approved my office will be in touch to arrange collection or delivery of the flag/s for your occasion

Guidelines for the use of the ACT Flag

Flag protocol – About the three flags - RACGP

Requests for permission to reproduce the Torres Strait Islander flag should be addressed to: Secretary of the Island Coordinating Council PO Box 501 Thursday Island QLD 4875 Telephone: 07 4069 1446 Fax: 07 4069 1868

Department of the Premier and Cabinet Strategic Engagement

Searches related to request an australian flag filetype:pdf

Request for Flags All requests for flags must be in writing Flags are only available for not-for-profit organisations who have not obtained a complementary flag(s) from the Federal Member for Barker in the preceding two year period

Where can I get the Australian flag?

Under the Constituents’ Request Program, the Australian national flag, the Australian Aboriginal flag and the Torres Strait Islander flag can be obtained free of charge from the electorate offices of Senators and Members of the House of Representatives.

What does the Australian Aboriginal flag represent?

The top half of the Australian Aboriginal flag is black to symbolise Aboriginal people. The red in the lower half represents the earth and the colour of ochre, which has ceremonial significance. The circle of yellow in the centre of the flag represents the sun. Mr Harold, a descendent of the Luritja people of Central Australia, designed the flag.

Where should the ACT flag be flown?

The ACT flag should be flown, where feasible, outside all ACT Government buildings. Where more than one flagpole is available, contact the Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate for advice on which flags should be flown.

What size is the ACT flag?

The ACT flag has been flown outside the Assembly building since that day. The colours of the ACT flag are blue, yellow and white. For publishing purposes they are: The most commonly used flag size is 1830mm x 915mm (6ft x 3ft) (the length is always double the width).