Portfolio Appointments and Vacancies (Senate Order 13)
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Senate Order 13 of June 2008 requires all Australian Government departments and agencies to provide a list of all appointments made by the government (through Executive Council, Cabinet and ministers) to statutory authorities, executive agencies, advisory boards, government business enterprises and all other Commonwealth bodies, including the term of the appointment and remuneration for the position. A further amendment to the order, agreed by the Senate on 12 May 2009, requires departments and agencies to include the place of permanent residence by state or territory of appointees.
The order also requires departments and agencies to produce a list of all existing vacancies awaiting filling by government appointment to statutory authorities, executive agencies, advisory boards, government business enterprises and all other Commonwealth bodies.
The lists are tabled in the Senate three times a year, no later than seven days before the commencement of:
- Budget estimates
- Supplementary Budget estimates
- Additional estimates
Further information on Senate Order 13 requirements is available on the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet’s web site.
Reports
Word Version of the Senate Order 13 - Appointments 25 Sept 2012 - 21 Jan 2013 (Word 40 KB)
PDF Printable version of the Senate Order 13 - Appointments 25 Sept 2012 - 21 Jan 2013 (PDF 294 KB)
Word Version Senate Order 13 Current Vacancies 21.03.2013 (Word 18 KB)
PDF printable version Senate Order 13 Current Vacancies 21.03.2013 (PDF 172 KB)
Word Version Senate Order 13 Appointments approved (Word 36 KB)
PDF printable version Senate Order 13 Appoiontments approved (PDF 253 KB)
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