Better health and ageing for all Australians

1999-2000

1999-2000 Annual Report for the Department of Health and Aged Care

The primary purpose of the Annual Report is to provide Members of Parliament and Senators with a detailed description of the Department's activities during 1999-2000 against the performance targets presented in the 1999-2000 Portfolio Budget Statements and the 1999-2000 Portfolio Additional Estimates Statements, for the Health and Aged Care Portfolio.

1999-2000 Annual Report full report (PDF 2473 KB)

The 1999-2000 Annual Report is comprised of four parts:

Part 1 Overview

Part 1 provides an explanation of the Department's activities, highlighting the broad strategic directions and priorities for the Department, noting key issues and achievements during the year. This section includes the Secretary's Review, Chief Medical Officer's Report, the Departmental Overview and the Management Structure Chart.

Part 1 Overview (PDF 388 KB)

Part 2 Outcome Performance Reports

Part 2 details the performance of the ten outcomes within the Department, including major achievements and challenges. Performance is reported against set indicators outlined in the 1999-2000 Portfolio Budget Statements, and the 1999-2000 Portfolio Additional Estimates Statements, for the Health and Aged Care Portfolio. Each outcome report includes information on performance measures for administered items, departmental output groups and a financial resources summary table. See Outcome Reports one to nine including Therapeutic Goods Administration.

Part 2 Outcome Performance Reports (PDF 107 KB)

Part 3 Appendies

Part 3 provides information on 17 appendix.

Part 3 Appendies (PDF 413 KB)

Part 4 Financial Statements

A complete set of Financial Statements for the Department of Health and Aged Care.

Part 4 Financial Statements (PDF 559 KB)


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