DISCLOSURE OF POTENTIALLY RELEVANT ROLES & INTERESTS - RADIATION MEDICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
The Royal Commission has established a Radiation Medical Advisory Committee for the purpose of providing the Commission with medical expertise during the course of its inquiries.
The Committee provides assistance to the Commission by:
- Providing advice on current research and knowledge on the health effects of radiation, and;
- Reviewing, providing comments and assistance in interpreting medical evidence collected by the Commission.
Each member of the Committee and a brief description of his or her background is outlined below. Further, information is also available as to each member’s:
- current employment, consulting or research activities which may be relevant to the Commission’s Terms of Reference (current potentially relevant activities);
- employment, consulting or research activities carried out in the last five years which may be relevant to the Commission’s Terms of Reference (potentially relevant activities in the last five years); and interests, being direct pecuniary interests or interests arising by association with organisations or professional associations, which may be relevant to the Commission’s Terms of Reference (other potentially relevant interests). It does not include indirect pecuniary interests such as shares held by a superannuation fund in which the member has an account.