In 1973, the body that was created to support new programs that emphasised devolution of educational decision-making to schools and greater involvement of community members was called the:

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The Commonwealth Schools Commission was established in 1973 to provide support for programs that emphasized greater community involvement and decision-making at the school level. It was responsible for allocating resources and funding to schools in Australia, and aimed to promote equity and access to education for all students. The other options (B, C, and D) were not specifically created to support devolution of educational decision-making to schools and greater community involvement.

In 1973, the Body That Was Created to Support New