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Ian Sinclair
Australian politician, lawyer and farmer (born 1929)
Also known as Ian McCahon Sinclair
- Born
- June 10, 1929
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- June 10, 1929
- Birthplace
- Citizenship
- Occupation
- Positions held
- Speaker of the House of Representatives(1998–1998)
- , Minister for Defence(1982–1983)
- , Minister for Communications, Urban Infrastructure, Cities and the Arts(1980–1982)
- +9 more
- Education
- Languages spoken, written or signed
Overview
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Positions, education, employers and awards over time
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41 statements · 10% with external sources · numbers in brackets are citations
- Name in native language
- Ian Sinclair
- Awards
- Companion of the Order of Australia(January 26, 2001) subject named as: The Right Honourable Ian McCahon SINCLAIR · award rationale: For distinguished service to the Australian Parliament and to the community, particularly through promoting the expansion of opportunities for those in rural, regional and remote areas of Australia.
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- Companion of the Order of Australia(January 26, 2001) subject named as: The Right Honourable Ian McCahon SINCLAIR · award rationale: For distinguished service to the Australian Parliament and to the community, particularly through promoting the expansion of opportunities for those in rural, regional and remote areas of Australia.
On other databases
12 identifiers linking Ian Sinclair across the web's reference databases
- Australian Dictionary of Biography IDsinclair-ian-mccahon-28214
- FAST ID1916937
- Freebase ID/m/023vyb
- ISNI0000000080207431
- Library of Congress Authorities IDno2003054164
- NSW Parliament member ID1887
- OpenSanctions IDQ5982908
- Parliament of Australia MP ID5E4
- People Australia ID28214
- SNAC ARK IDw6378mhc
- VIAF cluster ID120500558
- WorldCat Entities IDE39PBJp9wr9CvcKfrqc6gtGfv3