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Australia Improves Info Flow On Defense Capability Plans

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Friday, June 25th, 2010

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Australia's Minister for Defence Sen. John Faulkner yesterday released the government response and proposals to improve information sharing on defense capabilityplans At the same time, he released the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) Report on the Disclosure of Defence Capability Planning (DCP) Information. ASPI's made 10 major recommendations that fall under four headings: increasing the range and precision of information; enhancing the flow of information between defence and industry; improving the reliability of information; and providing more useful information about…

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