I did that with GotM because I was confused about many details, and I enjoyed it so much that I continued to do it throughout.

I actually made it my practice to read each book in the main series twice.

Or just keep reading, in many cases Erikson will return to the subject, especially if it's important. Or, consider reviewing the outline of that chapter in TOR's 'Malazan Reread of the Fallen' (link in sidebar). If you think you missed something in a chapter, consider reading it again. We don't want to deprive you of the pleasure of discovering the answers for yourself. I strongly recommend holding your questions until the end of the book. You are not alone, I've seen several posts where someone is part way through a book, usually less than half way, and asking about that book. What you are doing right now is essentially asking for HoC spoilers, and one of our hard and fast rules is not to post spoilers. Consider the implication of refinery closures on the associated workforce, including age profile, alternative employment opportunities and labour force mobility.I'm still in the early stages of the book.Identify any potential issues for Australia's energy security from possible further closures of oil refinery capacity, noting the findings of the National Energy Security Assessment (December 2011).Import price outcomes for consumers from the current arrangements Īny relevant information on the impact of the closure of Australian refineries, including on downstream activities. This should include analysis of:Ĭurrent supply chains and their effectiveness in meeting Australia’s liquid fuel requirements Investigate the impact of declining refinery capacity in Australia on the economy.Identify the current international and domestic trends and pressures impacting on the competitiveness of Australia's domestic oil refineries.

That the following matters be referred to the House Standing Committee on Economics for inquiry and report by 5 February 2013: Inquiry into Australia’s Oil Refinery Industry Inquiry home | Economics Committee activities (inquiries and reports)

Tor house of chains