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RODOrt/ArtiClB Titb Memorandum: for Jay Keyworth from Al Young,
October 15, 1984, with subject line Briefing
Memorandum for the Meeting with the Honorable
Justice Phillip Evatt, Royal Commission on the Use and
Effects of Chemical Agents on Australian Personnel in
Vietnam, to be held October 16 at 11:00 a.m.

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Memo gives background on the Australian Royal Commission
Hearings and points out issues for discussion which are of
interest to the Office of Science and Technology Policy.

Tuesday, August 07, 2001

Page 2052 of 2084

�EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
OFFICE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY
WASHINGTON. D.C

20506

October 15, 1984

MEMORANDUM FOR JAY KEYWORTH
l.

FROM:

AL YOUNG

SUBJECT:

Briefing Memorandum for the Meeting with the
Honorable Justice Phillip Evatt DSC, Royal
Commission on the Use and Effects of Chemical
Agents on Australian Personnel in Vietnam,
to be held October 16 at 11:00 a.m.

PARTICIPANTS;

The Honorable Justice Phillip Evatt, Royal
Commissioner (brief resume attached)
Mr. John Coombs, Queens Counselor, Senior
Counsel Advising
Mr. Michael Wilde, Counsel Advising
OSTP staff:

BACKGROUND:

ISSUES FOR
DISCUSSION:

Al Young, Barbara Moore

The issues of Agent Orange and the Vietnam
Experience have received heavy media attention
in Australia. Australia provided 50,000 men
as an allied contingent to Vietnam (1962-1970),
As the Agent Orange issue has been fueled by
emotion and scientific concern in the United
States, a similar situation has occurred in
Australia. However, in place of litigation
activities, the Australian Vietnam Veterans
Association sought and obtained Australian
Royal Commission Hearings on the subject of
chemical exposures. The "Royal Commission
on the Use and Effects of Chemical Agents on
Australian Personnel in Vietnam" has the
responsibility to evaluate all the scientific
evidence on the health impact of the chemicals
used in Vietnam. The Commission must also
examine the Government Programs that have
been established to care for the Vietnam
Veterans.
Judge Evatt has for the past two weeks
been visiting various U.S. Government and
privately-sponsored research programs on
Agent Orange and the Vietnam Experience.
His impressions of these research programs
would be of interest to OSTP.

�Judge Evatt has a difficult task of
trying to evaluate the science of this
very controversial subject. The
Commissioner has sought expert testimony
from scientists throughout the United
States, Canada, United Kingdom and
Western Europe. In addition, he visited
Vietnam in May 1984. His impressions
of the scientific evidence to date would
be of interest to OSTP.
Judge Evatt is required to prepare and
submit a final report on this issue to
the Australian Government in April 1985.
We may want to make an offer of assistance
to provide additional scientific data
from the Government studies currently
underway.

�THE HONOURABLE MR JUSTICE PHILLIP GEORGE EVATT. D.S.C..LL.B.

Mr Justice Evatt is the Royal Commissioner of the
Vietnam Veterans Royal Commission.
Following is a list of
bis official appointments:
Judge of the Federal Court of Australia since 1977
Judge of the Australian Industrial Court and the
Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory
since 1974
Judge of the Supreme Court of the Northern
Territory since 1976
Judge of the Supreme Court of Norfolk Island since
1981
Mr Justice Evatt was born on 2 July 1922. He was a
Lieutenant in the Royal Australian Navy Volunteer Reserve
19*10 - 1946. He received his law degree from the University
of Sydney arid was admitted to the New South Wales Bar in
1951.
Mr Justice Evatt is married to the former Nancye Guy,
and has two daughters.

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