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Scott Parker

Manager, Policy and Coordination

Mr Scott Parker joined the Supervising Scientist Division in February 2007 from the Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism where he was responsible for uranium industry development matters and managing Commonwealth Government regulatory requirements for uranium mines in South Australia.

Scott holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Ecology and has over 25 years experience working at senior levels within the Commonwealth Government, mainly in the environment, primary industry and resources portfolios.

In 2001, Scott received a Centenary of Australian Public Service award for his services to the Australian Government.

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