What the reports must include
Under the Medical Indemnity Act 2002, the reports on ROCS must include:
- the number of doctors eligible for ROCS
- the total amount of ROCS payments made by the Australian Government
- the total amount of ROCS support payments to the Australian Government by insurers
- an estimate of the Australian Government’s ROCS liabilities in future financial years.
The reports do not include any personal information about individual doctors.
Why reporting is important
Reporting helps to ensure ROCS is as transparent as possible.
Who prepares the reports
The Australian Government Actuary must prepare the report after the end of each financial year.
When the reports are published
We must make the reports available on our website within 30 days of receiving the report from the actuary.
Reports
View the ROCS reports on the Australian Government Actuary website.
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