(21 Mar 2016) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY

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Jakarta – 21 March 2016
1. Australian flag flying outside Australian Embassy
2. Tilt down from flag to embassy
3. Aboriginal woman performing a blessing ceremony to Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop and the Australian Ambassador to Indonesia, Paul Grigson
4. People watching
5. Various of Aboriginal traditional dancing
6. Audience watching
7. Bishop hitting a "gong" (Indonesian traditional music instrument) to mark the opening of the new Australian embassy in Jakarta
8. People clapping
9. Tilt down from new building to Bishop giving a news conference
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Julie Bishop, Australia Foreign Minister:
"Australia continues to take those who are deemed to be refugees. In fact, from 2010, we have taken some 2,000 people who'd been deemed to be refugees from Indonesia and we continue to do that."
11. Journalists surrounding Bishop
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Julie Bishop, Australia Foreign Minister:
"What we want to see from 'The Bali Process' is that all countries, and there are more than 40 countries in 'The Bali Process', all countries to play a role in trying to resolve this issue and ensuring that the people smuggling trade, the criminal people smuggling trade, does not have a business model to sell and to take advantage of those who would otherwise pay to get to another country illegally."
13. Bishop surrounded by journalists
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Julie Bishop, Australia Foreign Minister:
"And it is clear that there has been an incident involving a Chinese fishing boat in these waters. Australia takes this opportunity to reiterate the importance of all nations adhering to international law. There must be freedom of navigation, freedom of overflight in the South China Seas. All countries must adhere to the international legal principles that ensure that we can have a rules-based order."
15. Various exteriors of the Australian embassy
STORYLINE:
Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said on Monday that her country would continue to take in "those who are deemed to be refugees" from Indonesia.
Bishop made her comments at the opening of the new Australian Embassy in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta.
Bishop is in Indonesia to co-chair "The Bali Process" meeting on how to address human trafficking and crime, which is scheduled for Wednesday in Bali.
Speaking on the issue, the Foreign Minister urged countries involved in the process to play a role in stopping the people smuggling trade.
Bishop also commented on the latest incident involving the alleged illegal fishing of a Chinese boat in Indonesian waters at the weekend.
Indonesian officials patrolling in the Natuna Sea intercepted the Chinese vessel Kway Fey and detained its eight crew members.
A Chinese coastguard boat then intervened, according to the Indonesian authorities.
Bishop reiterated that all countries must adhere to international legal principles and there should be freedom of navigation and "freedom of overflight" in the South China Seas.
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