Parliamentary Inquiry into Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

I.

Which chemicals or chemical compounds are responsible for the majority of symptoms of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity and how exposure to them can be minimised;

II.

The effect of chemical exposure on human fertility;

III.

The comparative status in other countries of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity as a diagnosed medical condition;

IV.

Best practice guidelines in Australia and overseas for the handling of chemicals to reduce chemical exposure;

V.

Current chemical usage practices by Local Government and State Government Departments and changes that could be made to reduce chemical exposure to both workers and the public; and

VI.

The ways in which South Australians with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity might more effectively access sources of support through government agencies.