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ANNEXURES

1. List of 150 countries from which residents have utilised The LEAD Group's website and 52 countries from which residents have sent emails to the Global Lead Advice & Support Service.
2. Data on page views of www.lead.org.au by country (Jun 01, 2003 -- May 31, 2004).
3. Site map of The LEAD Group's website [www.lead.org.au/sm.html] listing pdfs and html documents.
4. List of those documents on the website which have been added or updated this year.
5. Lead Advisory Service Australia (LASA) Feedback Register for the period.
6. Sth Australian Annexure only - list of all documents distributed by LASA this year.