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Prime Minister’s Official Residences Donor Policy

Government
10th August 2017
This policy is designed to provide a standard approach for the consideration, acceptance and recognition of donations private donors can make for the Prime Minister’s Official Residences.

Enterprise Agreement 2017-2020

PM&C
3rd August 2017
Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet Enterprise Agreement 2017-2020.

The Indigenous Business Factsheet

Indigenous Affairs
21st July 2017
   

Report of the 2017 Independent Intelligence Review

National Security
18th July 2017
The 2017 Independent Intelligence Review found that Australia’s intelligence agencies are highly capable and held in high regard by their international partner agencies. The Review also found that as a result of transforming geopolitical, economic, societal and technological changes, the intelligence community will be faced with challenges that will intensify over the coming decade. To ensure the intelligence community is best-placed to meet these challenges, the Review makes a series of...

Best Practice Regulation Report 2015-16

Regulation
13th July 2017
The 2015-16 Best Practice Regulation Report is the independent assessment of compliance with Australian Government and Council of Australian Governments’ (COAG) best practice regulation requirements. Essentially, it considers whether a Regulation Impact Statement (RIS) was prepared for each significant decision and whether it was published. It also includes information about Australian Government post-implementation reviews.

Towards 2025 An Australian Government strategy to boost women’s workforce participation

Office for Women
6th July 2017
Women’s workforce participation — an economic priority Increasing women’s workforce participation leads to better living standards for individuals and families, improves the bottom line of businesses and is a significant driver of national economic growth.i This is why, in 2014 under Australia’s presidency, G20 leaders committed to reduce the gender participation gap between men and women (aged 15–64) by 25 per cent by 2025 in their respective countries (the Brisbane goal). For Australia...

Towards 2025 An Australian Government Strategy to Boost Women’s Workforce Participation Implementation Plan 2017-18

Office for Women
6th July 2017
The inaugural 2017–18 Implementation Plan supports the rollout of Towards 2025: An Australian Government strategy to boost women’s workforce participation (the Strategy). The Strategy lays out the Australian Government’s roadmap to meet its target of reducing the gap in participation rates between women and men (aged 15-64) by 25 per cent by 2025. The Strategy is flexible, allowing the Government to adapt, adjust and determine the next steps based on monitoring and evaluation of existing and...

Regulating Indigenous Corporations - Final Report

Indigenous Affairs
5th July 2017
The Registrar of Indigenous Coprorations and the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC) is charged with supporting better governance by approximately 2,800 corporations registered under the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006 (CATSI Act), and enforcing compliance with the CATSI Act. It does this with 47 staff across Australia, and an annual budget of $7.9 million, making it a comparatively small Australian Government regulator. This Review has been...

Official Establishments – Guidelines for use

Government
5th July 2017
It has been a long standing practice for the Prime Minister and his or her spouse to host or agree to the use of the Official Establishments for events and functions. The Official Establishments are The Lodge in Canberra, Kirribilli House in Sydney and, for the purpose of functions hosted by the Prime Minister, the Prime Minister’s Suite in Parliament House, Canberra. 

COAG 2016 National Summit on Reducing Violence against women and their Children

Office for Women
29th June 2017
The COAG National Summit on Reducing Violence against Women and their Children was the first of its kind. It brought COAG together with practitioners, academia, survivors, business and civil society in their shared efforts to address violence against women and their children. At the Summit, COAG and Women’s Safety Ministers joined with more than 150 experts and leaders to take stock of progress, consider best practice, and reaffirm their commitment to this issue. 

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