entitlements, particularly in relation and entitlements as permanent to tertiary education and Protection Visa holders settlement services Protection Visa holders and All refugee and humanitarian people who arrived by boat and/or ↓ entrants have equal access to without visas face restrictions on family reunion opportunities access to family reunion opportunities Appendix 2: Timeline of key developments the introduction of mandatory immigration detention in Australia 1992 Mandatory immigration detention (for up to 273 days) introduced as an interim measure for designated non-citizens who arrive by boat without visas 1994 Mandatory detention broadened to apply to all non-citizens who arrive without visas and the 273-day time limit removed. Bridging Visas introduced as an alternative to detention 1998 Commission releases report: Those who’ve come across the seas: Detention of unauthorised arrivals 1999 Temporary Protection (TPVs) introduced for refugees who arrive without visas 2001 Third country processing established in Nauru and Papua New Guinea (PNG), a policy which becomes known as the Solution’ ‘Pacific Offshore territories including Christmas Island excised from Australia’s migration zone. Non-statutory refugee status determination process introduced for asylum seekers who arrive in excised territories without visas
and entitlements as permanent Protection Visa holders entitlements, particularly in relation to tertiary education and settlement services All refugee and humanitarian entrants have equal access to family reunion opportunities Protection Visa holders and people who arrived by boat and/or without visas face restrictions on access to family reunion opportunities ↓ Appendix 2: Timeline of key developments the introduction of mandatory immigration detention in Australia 1992 Mandatory immigration detention (for up to 273 days) introduced as an interim measure for designated non-citizens who arrive by boat without visas 1994 Mandatory detention broadened to apply to all non-citizens who arrive without visas and the 273-day time limit removed. Bridging Visas introduced as an alternative to detention 1998 Commission releases report: Those who’ve come across the seas: Detention of unauthorised arrivals 1999 Temporary Protection (TPVs) introduced for refugees who arrive without visas 2001 Third country processing established in Nauru and Papua New Guinea (PNG), a policy which becomes known as the ‘Pacific Solution’ Offshore territories including Christmas Island excised from Australia’s migration zone. Non-statutory refugee status determination process introduced for asylum seekers who arrive in excised territories without visas
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