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The problem was there was an attatchment but no message and it cAme to me
personally.. I was just a bit wary of it. cheers, mm
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 2:42
PM
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] insurance
bailout for obstetricians.....
In a message dated 16/10/02 9:10:23 AM AUS Eastern Standard
Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Did you REALLY send this.. Please don't send attatchments.
MM
Hi Mary....
I did send an email to the list....I
have cut and paste it below FYI. However I did not send it with an
attachment....it was just a forwared email....don't know where the attachment
came from..or is it the forwarded message thats the trouble??
Cheers
TinaXX
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Dear Vanessa
Re: Insurance bailout for obstetricians
I write to you on behalf of the members of the Australian
Bachelor of Midwifery Student Collective inquiring of the College's response
to the federal governments plans to 'bailout' obstetricians to the tune of
$30M for professional indemnity insurance...(Editorial, The Australian 8
October)?
Midwives have yet again been ignored by the federal
government on issues of professional indemnity insurance and we as midwifery
students are now also bearing the burden of the insurance crisis, unable to
undertake certain aspects of our accredited courses due to the withdrawal of
professional indemnity coverage from our education providers.
As
members of the B Mid Student Collective and as student members of the College,
we ask that ACMI respond to this untenable situation with utmost urgency to
pursue equality for Australia's midwives and midwifery students by ensuring
equity of access to government funded assistance for professional indemnity
insurance cover.
Yours in reforming midwifery
Tina
Pettigrew.
For members of the Australian Bachelor of Midwifery Student
Collective.
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