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1 STATEMENT 10: AUSTRALIAN ACCOUNTING STANDARD NO. 31 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS This statement provides financial tables prepared on an accrual basis in accordance with applicable Australian Accounting Standards, including Australian Accounting Standard No. 31 Financial Reporting by Governments (AAS31), except where departures from the standard are identified in Note 1. A reconciliation between the Commonwealth's general government AAS31 and Government Finance Statistics (GFS) revenue, expenses and operating results is provided in Statement 8. Australian Accounting Standard No. 31 Financial Statements Notes to the AAS31 Financial Statements Appendix A: Additional agency statistics
2 STATEMENT 10: AUSTRALIAN ACCOUNTING STANDARD NO. 31 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Table 1: Statement of financial performance for the Commonwealth general government sector AAS31 Note Revenues Taxation Income tax 3 128, , , , ,480 Indirect tax 4 27,110 27,485 27,775 28,157 28,643 Fringe benefits tax 3,220 3,190 3,230 3,330 3,440 Other taxes 1,502 1,479 1,411 1,436 1,442 Total taxation revenue 160, , , , ,006 Non-taxation Sales of goods and services 3,894 4,081 4,191 4,319 4,410 Interest and dividends 5 7,053 6,440 5,516 5,114 4,828 Net foreign exchange gains Proceeds from the sale of assets 1,278 1, ,707 11,725 Other sources of non-tax revenue 6 4,640 3,579 3,256 3,337 3,448 Total non-tax revenue 17,619 15,282 13,889 24,477 24,412 Total revenue 178, , , , ,418 Expenses Goods and services Employees 7 24,863 20,783 21,631 21,642 22,226 Suppliers 8 13,722 14,265 14,426 14,059 14,371 Depreciation and amortisation 9 3,836 4,087 4,270 4,077 4,195 Net writedown of assets 2,480 1,761 1,464 1,486 1,462 Net foreign exchange losses Value of assets sold 1, ,242 2,251 Other goods and services expenses 6,208 6,565 6,907 7,511 7,932 Total goods and services 52,333 48,489 49,516 51,026 52,436 Subsidies benefits and grants Personal benefits 76,666 80,589 86,397 91,967 97,796 Subsidies 8,689 9,113 9,401 9,625 10,062 Grants 10 35,358 36,612 38,707 39,461 39,759 Total subsidies benefits and grants 120, , , , ,616 Borrowing costs Interest 6,572 5,724 5,214 4,539 4,150 Other borrowing costs Total borrowing costs 6,597 5,758 5,254 4,578 4,189 Total expenses 179, , , , ,241 Net result -1,468 1,105-1,829 10,524 13,177 Extraordinary items Operating result after extraordinary items -1,468 1,105-1,829 10,524 13,
3 Statement 10: Australian Accounting Standard No. 31 Table 2: Statement of financial position for the Commonwealth general government sector AAS31 Note Assets Financial assets Cash 2,507 2,346 2,269 2,381 2,469 Receivables 27,301 28,970 28,999 29,876 31,458 Investments 11 34,977 26,557 26,519 24,894 23,278 Accrued revenue Other financial assets Total financial assets 65,374 58,369 58,243 57,630 57,739 Non-financial assets 12 Land and buildings 16,700 16,460 16,121 16,204 16,078 Infrastructure 43,972 45,127 45,984 47,512 49,240 Intangibles 1,327 1,372 1,367 1,367 1,334 Inventories 3,903 3,857 3,779 3,714 3,767 Other non-financial assets 1,680 1,226 1,279 1,125 1,096 Total non-financial assets 67,582 68,042 68,529 69,922 71,514 Total assets 132, , , , ,253 Liabilities Debt Government securities 11 57,963 48,472 48,509 36,890 22,158 Loans 5,169 4,954 4,721 4,540 4,363 Leases Deposits Overdrafts Other debt 2,355 1,840 1,262 1,220 1,220 Total debt 65,984 55,715 54,914 43,033 28,092 Provisions and payables Employees 13 96,489 99, , , ,559 Suppliers 2,017 2,019 2,016 2,036 2,030 Personal benefits payable 2,954 3,113 2,624 2,620 3,009 Subsidies payable Grants payable 14 8,848 8,609 9,389 9,782 10,031 Other provisions and payables 6,010 6,029 6,188 5,557 5,797 Total provisions and payables 116, , , , ,549 Total liabilities 182, , , , ,641 Net assets 15-49,752-48,538-50,342-39,718-26,388 Equity Accumulated results -81,225-79,867-81,438-69,256-54,395 Reserves 31,474 31,329 31,096 29,538 28,007 Capital Total equity -49,752-48,538-50,342-39,718-26,
4 Part 4: Financial Reporting Standards and Financial Statements Table 3: Statement of cash flows for the Commonwealth general government sector AAS31 Note Operating activities Cash received Taxes , , , , ,892 Sales of goods and services 4,132 4,210 4,330 4,474 4,556 Interest 3,241 2,695 2,355 2,164 2,364 Dividends 3,960 3,074 4,294 3,155 2,640 GST input credit receipts 2,277 2,277 2,296 2,312 2,378 Other 2,875 2,787 2,782 2,787 2,880 Total operating cash received 174, , , , ,710 Cash used Payments to employees 17,131 18,189 19,084 19,171 19,768 Payments to suppliers 16,227 16,506 16,637 16,288 16,816 Subsidies paid 8,119 8,573 8,863 9,232 9,506 Personal benefits 76,662 80,465 86,931 91,967 97,395 Grant payments 35,448 36,318 37,915 39,051 39,495 Interest and other financing costs 6,407 5,691 5,121 5,227 3,958 GST payments to taxation authority Other 6,147 6,612 6,894 7,489 7,910 Total operating cash used 166, , , , ,001 Net cash from operating activities 8,605 7,291 6,314 7,223 10,708 Investing activities Cash received Proceeds from asset sales program ,280 11,280 Proceeds from sales of property, plant and equipment and intangibles 1,312 1, Net loans, advances and HECS Other net investing cash received 1, Total investing cash received 3,302 1, ,707 11,725 Cash used Purchase of property, plant and equipment and intangibles 5,897 6,076 5,731 5,968 6,165 Net loans, advances and HECS ,015 Other net investing cash paid Total investing cash used 5,961 6,934 6,491 6,920 7,396 Net cash from investing activities -2,659-5,717-5,553 4,787 4,330 Financing activities Cash received Net cash received from currency issues Other Total financing cash received Cash used Net repayments of borrowings 11 5,945 1, ,800 14,909 Other Total financing cash used 5,945 1, ,898 14,950 Net cash from financing activities -5,670-1, ,898-14,950 Net increase/decrease in cash held
5 Statement 10: Australian Accounting Standard No. 31 NOTES TO THE AAS31 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Note 1: External reporting standards The Charter of Budget Honesty Act 1998 requires that the Budget be based on external reporting standards and that departures from applicable external reporting standards be identified. The financial statements included in this Statement have been prepared on an accrual basis in accordance with applicable Australian Accounting Standards, including Australian Accounting Standard No. 31: Financial Reporting by Governments (AAS31). AAS31 is the relevant accounting standard for financial reporting by governments. AAS31 requires adoption of the full accrual basis of accounting. This means that assets, liabilities, revenues and expenses are recorded in financial statements when they have their economic impact on the government, rather than when the cash flow associated with these transactions occurs. Consistent with AAS31, a statement of financial performance, a statement of financial position and a statement of cash flows have been prepared using estimates for the budget year and the three forward years. The accounting policies in this budget document are generally consistent with the accounting policies in AAS31. While the scope for financial reporting recommended in AAS31 is the Whole of Government (that is, the Commonwealth public sector), in accordance with the Charter of Budget Honesty Act 1998, the budget presentation of financial estimates covers the general government sector only. In relation to taxation revenue, AAS31 and other relevant accounting standards suggest revenue be recognised at the time the income (or economic activity) giving rise to a tax liability occurs, where this can be measured reliably. At this stage, the Commonwealth does not consider its taxation revenues can be reliably measured on this basis for budget reporting purposes. Taxation revenue is therefore recognised the earlier of when an assessment of a tax liability is made or a cash payment is received by the Australian Taxation Office or the Australian Customs Service. In regard to goods and services tax (GST) revenue, AAS31 and other relevant accounting standards would suggest the gross amount of GST be included in the Commonwealth's financial statements. However, the clear policy intent of the Intergovernmental Agreement on the Reform of Commonwealth-State Financial Relations is that the GST is a State tax collected by the Commonwealth in an agency capacity. Therefore, accrued GST revenues and associated payments to the States and Territories are not recorded in the budget financial statements. 10-5
6 Part 4: Financial Reporting Standards and Financial Statements Note 2: Reconciliation of cash Operating result (revenues less expenses) -1,468 1,105-1,829 10,524 13,177 less Revenues not providing cash Foreign exchange gains Gains from asset sales programme ,280 11,280 Gains from sale of assets 1,278 1, Other 1, Total revenues not providing cash 3,625 1,753 1,232 12,037 12,080 plus Expenses not requiring cash Increase/(decrease) in employee entitlements 7,732 2,593 2,547 2,471 2,458 Depreciation/amortisation expense 3,836 4,087 4,270 4,077 4,195 Provision for bad and doubtful debts Provision for diminution in value of assets Losses from asset sales programme ,836 1,826 Losses from sale of assets 1, Foreign exchange losses Other Total expenses not requiring cash 13,857 8,397 8,048 9,268 9,389 plus Cash provided by working capital items Decrease in inventories Decrease in receivables Decrease in other financial assets Decrease in other non-financial assets Increase in benefits subsidies and grants payable Increase in suppliers liabilities Increase in other provisions and payables Total cash provided by working capital items 1, , less Cash used by working capital items Increase in inventories Increase in receivables 0 1, Increase in other financial assets Decrease in other non-financial assets Decrease in benefits subsidies and grants payable Decrease in other provisions and payables Decrease in suppliers liabilities Total cash used by working capital items 1,485 1, , equals Net cash from/(to) operating activities 8,605 7,291 6,314 7,223 10,708 Net cash from/(to) investing activities -2,659-5,717-5,553 4,787 4,330 Net cash from operating activities and investment 5,946 1, ,010 15,038 Net cash from/(to) financing activities -5,670-1, ,898-14,950 equals Net (decrease)/increase in cash
7 Statement 10: Australian Accounting Standard No. 31 Note 2(a): Consolidated Revenue Fund The estimated and projected cash balance reflected in the statement of financial position for the Commonwealth general government sector (Table 2) includes the reported cash balances controlled and administered by Commonwealth agencies subject to the Financial Management and Accountability Act 1997 (FMA Act) and the reported cash balances controlled and administered by entities, subject to the Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1997, that implement public policy through the provision of primarily non-market services. Revenues or moneys raised by the Executive Government automatically form part of the Consolidated Revenue Fund by force of Section 81 of the Constitution. There is, however, no requirement for the Consolidated Revenue Fund to be accounted for in any particular form. For practical purposes, total Commonwealth general government sector cash, less cash controlled and administered by Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1997 entities, represents the Consolidated Revenue Fund referred to in Section 81 of the Constitution. On this basis, the estimated and projected balance of the Consolidated Revenue Fund is shown below. Total general government sector cash (Statement 10) 2,507 2,346 2,269 2,381 2,469 less CAC agency cash balances 1, Balance of Consolidated Revenue Fund at 30 June 1,461 1,432 1,469 1,518 1,572 Further information on the Consolidated Revenue Fund is included in Budget Paper No. 4, Agency Resourcing Note 3: Income tax revenue accrual AAS31 Individuals and other withholding tax Gross income tax withholding 84,590 88,650 94, , ,620 Gross other individuals 17,300 19,130 19,660 20,550 21,500 less Refunds 11,540 12,200 12,810 13,680 14,720 Total individuals and other withholding tax 90,350 95, , , ,400 Companies 32,093 32,370 33,750 35,700 37,820 Superannuation funds Contributions and earnings 3,580 4,050 4,150 4,400 4,650 Surcharge Total superannuation funds 4,560 5,000 5,060 5,260 5,530 Petroleum resource rent tax 1,720 1, Total income tax revenue 128, , , , ,
8 Part 4: Financial Reporting Standards and Financial Statements Note 4: Indirect tax revenue accrual AAS31 Excise duty Petroleum products 13,250 13,280 13,430 13,570 13,850 Other excise 7,330 7,360 7,430 7,520 7,630 Total excise duty revenue 20,580 20,640 20,860 21,090 21,480 Customs duty revenue 5,630 5,915 5,915 5,997 6,023 Other indirect tax revenue ,000 1,070 1,140 GST 31,230 32,050 33,815 35,680 37,690 less transfers to States and Territories in relation to GST revenue 31,230 32,050 33,815 35,680 37,690 GST revenue Mirror taxes less transfers to States and Territories in relation to mirror tax revenue Mirror tax revenue Indirect tax revenue 27,110 27,485 27,775 28,157 28,643 Note 5: Interest and dividend revenue Interest Interest from other governments State and Territory debt Housing agreements Total interest from other governments Interest from other sources Swap interest 2,198 1,858 1,506 1, Advances Deposits Bills receivable Bank deposits Other Total interest from other sources 2,861 2,250 1,920 1,771 2,007 Total interest 3,093 2,465 2,122 1,958 2,189 Dividends Dividends from associated entities 3,922 3,951 3,374 3,131 2,617 Other dividends Total dividends 3,960 3,974 3,394 3,155 2,640 Total interest and dividends 7,053 6,440 5,516 5,114 4,
9 Statement 10: Australian Accounting Standard No. 31 Note 6: Other sources of non-taxation revenue Industry contributions International Monetary Fund related revenue Other 4,477 3,425 3,102 3,188 3,304 Total other sources of non-taxation revenue 4,640 3,579 3,256 3,337 3,448 Note 7: Employees expenses Salaries and wages(a) 10,625 11,390 11,847 11,754 12,165 Leave and other entitlements 1,327 1,357 1,374 1,399 1,395 Separations and redundancies Workers compensation premiums Other including superannuation 12,847 7,974 8,348 8,417 8,594 Total employee expenses 24,863 20,783 21,631 21,642 22,226 (a) Salaries and wages do not include superannuation. Note 8: Suppliers expenses Supply of goods and services 12,010 12,452 12,629 12,224 12,483 Operating lease rental expenses 1,487 1,520 1,543 1,578 1,616 Other Total suppliers 13,722 14,265 14,426 14,059 14,371 Note 9: Depreciation and amortisation expenses Depreciation Specialist military equipment 2,056 2,179 2,367 2,029 2,098 Buildings Other infrastructure, plant and equipment 952 1,012 1,024 1,114 1,132 Total depreciation 3,527 3,724 3,901 3,716 3,818 Total amortisation Total depreciation and amortisation 3,836 4,087 4,270 4,077 4,
10 Part 4: Financial Reporting Standards and Financial Statements Note 10: Grants expenses State and territory governments 23,233 24,077 25,142 26,171 26,724 Non-profit organisations 1,579 1,707 1,792 1,864 1,900 Overseas Private sector Local governments Other 8,726 9,368 9,687 10,217 10,084 Total grants 35,358 36,612 38,707 39,461 39,759 Note 11: Government securities For and the forward years, transactions relating to debt management activities have been netted in the statement of financial position and cash flows. In the statement of financial position, the financial assets investments category excludes financial assets acquired for debt management purposes, while the debt government securities category is shown net of financial assets acquired for debt management purposes. In the statement of cash flows, the investing activities cash used/received other categories exclude cash used to acquire/redeem financial assets for debt management purposes, while the financing activities cash used net repayments of borrowings category is shown net of these amounts. This netting treatment has been applied because of the uncertainty associated with the actual split between government securities and financial assets acquired for debt management purposes
11 Statement 10: Australian Accounting Standard No. 31 Note 12: Total non-financial assets Land and buildings Land 4,416 4,242 4,014 4,026 4,055 Buildings 12,285 12,218 12,107 12,178 12,023 Total land and buildings 16,700 16,460 16,121 16,204 16,078 Infrastructure Specialist military equipment 31,501 32,582 33,425 34,979 36,911 Other 12,471 12,544 12,559 12,533 12,328 Total infrastructure 43,972 45,127 45,984 47,512 49,240 Intangibles Computer software 1,227 1,297 1,315 1,312 1,281 Other Total intangibles 1,327 1,372 1,367 1,367 1,334 Inventories 3,903 3,857 3,779 3,714 3,767 Total inventories 3,903 3,857 3,779 3,714 3,767 Other non-financial assets Prepayments 1, Other Total other non-financial assets 1,680 1,226 1,279 1,125 1,096 Total non-financial assets 67,582 68,042 68,529 69,922 71,514 Note 13: Employee liabilities Superannuation 89,040 91,541 93,957 96,317 98,680 Leave and other entitlements 3,556 3,595 3,744 3,752 3,834 Accrued salaries and wages Workers compensation claims 1,387 1,371 1,355 1,339 1,321 Separations and redundancies Workers compensation premiums 1,425 1,522 1,619 1,643 1,608 Other Total employee entitlements 96,489 99, , , ,559 Note 14: Grants payable State and territory governments 3,375 3,640 3,866 4,101 4,351 Non-profit organisations Private sector Overseas 1, ,292 1, Local governments Other 4,319 4,081 4,170 4,429 4,654 Total grants payable 8,848 8,609 9,389 9,782 10,
12 Part 4: Financial Reporting Standards and Financial Statements Note 15: Net asset movements Opening net assets -48,457-49,752-48,538-50,342-39,718 Operating result after extraordinary items -1,468 1,105-1,829 10,524 13,177 Asset revaluation reserve Other movements Closing net assets -49,752-48,538-50,342-39,718-26,388 Note 16: Tax receipts cash AAS31 Total tax receipts 189, , , , ,504 less payments to States and Territories in relation to GST revenue 30,670 31,700 33,450 35,300 37,280 less payments to States and Territories in relation to mirror tax revenue Tax receipts 158, , , , ,
13 Statement 10: Australian Accounting Standard No. 31 APPENDIX A: ADDITIONAL AGENCY STATISTICS Table A1: General government expenses by agency Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry 1,747 1,822 1,644 1,400 1,272 Grains Research and Development Corporation Total 1,864 1,946 1,771 1,531 1,408 Attorney-General's Attorney-General's Department Australian Customs Service Australian Federal Police Family Court of Australia Total 1,927 2,032 1,930 1,953 1,951 Communications, Information Technology and the Arts Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts Australian Broadcasting Corporation Special Broadcasting Service Corporation Australian Sports Commission Total 1,788 1,819 1,681 1,645 1,614 Defence Department of Defence 16,420 17,030 17,434 17,175 17,883 Defence Housing Authority Total 16,711 17,335 17,749 17,506 18,214 Education, Science and Training Department of Education, Science and Training 13,489 14,258 15,054 16,082 16,799 Australian Research Council Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation ,027 Total 14,864 15,763 16,623 17,778 18,575 Employment and Workplace Relations Department of Employment and Workplace Relations 1,703 1,768 1,770 1,784 1,842 Comcare Total 2,024 1,982 1,988 2,006 2,065 Environment and Heritage Department of Environment and Heritage Australian Greenhouse Office Bureau of Meteorology Total
14 Part 4: Financial Reporting Standards and Financial Statements Table A1: General government expenses by agency (continued) Family and Community Services Department of Family and Community Services 60,310 63,192 66,226 68,977 71,846 Centrelink 1,990 2,112 2,149 2,157 2,156 Total 62,299 65,304 68,374 71,134 74,003 Finance and Administration Department of Finance and Administration 10,114 5,422 5,391 5,623 5,675 Australian Electoral Commission Total 10,220 5,531 5,587 5,733 5,781 Foreign Affairs and Trade Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australian Agency for International Development 1,794 1,309 2,038 1,492 1,398 Australian Trade Commission Total 3,012 2,558 3,306 2,714 2,628 Health and Ageing Department of Health and Ageing 31,417 32,979 34,792 36,413 37,977 Health Insurance Commission National Blood Authority Total 31,902 33,944 35,710 37,339 38,962 Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs 1,043 1,152 1,010 1,024 1,039 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission 1, Office of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Services 0 1,133 1,175 1,212 1,246 Total 2,171 2,410 2,305 2,359 2,408 Industry, Tourism and Resources Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources 1,778 1,836 1,728 1,564 1,337 Australian Tourist Commission Total 1,891 1,943 1,836 1,674 1,445 Prime Minister and Cabinet Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet Total Transport and Regional Services Department of Transport and Regional Services 3,468 3,572 3,806 3,357 3,310 Civil Aviation Safety Authority Total 3,575 3,686 3,922 3,465 3,418 Treasury Department of the Treasury 2,045 2,000 1,571 1, Australian Bureau of Statistics Australian Securities and Investment Commission Australian Taxation Office 7,739 7,898 8,173 8,366 8,584 Australian Office of Financial Management 6,362 5,541 5,153 4,610 4,040 Total 16,624 15,939 15,405 15,321 13,
15 Statement 10: Australian Accounting Standard No. 31 Table A1: General government expenses by agency (continued) Veterans' Affairs Department of Veterans' Affairs 9,540 9,994 10,345 10,771 11,145 Total 9,540 9,994 10,345 10,771 11,145 Small agencies 3,978 4,135 4,143 4,179 4,220 Whole of government and inter-agency amounts(a) -5,658-6,671-4,361-1,406 1,585 Total expenses 179, , , , ,241 (a) of inter-agency transactions are included in the whole of government and inter-agency amounts. The entry for each portfolio does not include eliminations for inter-agency transactions within that portfolio
16 Part 4: Financial Reporting Standards and Financial Statements Table A2: Departmental expenses by agency Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Grains Research and Development Corporation Total Attorney-General's Attorney-General's Department Australian Customs Service Australian Federal Police Family Court of Australia Total 1,604 1,690 1,644 1,672 1,665 Communications, Information Technology and the Arts Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts Australian Broadcasting Corporation Special Broadcasting Service Corporation Australian Sports Commission Total 1,226 1,296 1,330 1,344 1,343 Defence Department of Defence 14,183 14,793 15,097 14,839 15,446 Defence Housing Authority Total 14,475 15,099 15,413 15,170 15,777 Education, Science and Training Department of Education, Science and Training Australian Research Council Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation ,027 Total 1,245 1,336 1,334 1,390 1,465 Employment and Workplace Relations Department of Employment and Workplace Relations Comcare Total Environment and Heritage Department of Environment and Heritage Australian Greenhouse Office Bureau of Meteorology Total Family and Community Services Department of Family and Community Services 2,425 2,478 2,513 2,536 2,542 Centrelink 1,990 2,112 2,149 2,157 2,156 Total 4,415 4,590 4,662 4,694 4,
17 Statement 10: Australian Accounting Standard No. 31 Table A2: Departmental expenses by agency (continued) Finance and Administration Department of Finance and Administration Australian Electoral Commission Total Foreign Affairs and Trade Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australian Agency for International Development Australian Trade Commission Total , Health and Ageing Department of Health and Ageing 983 1,098 1,040 1,037 1,041 Health Insurance Commission National Blood Authority Total 1,468 1,637 1,526 1,520 1,540 Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission 1, Office of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Services Total 1,938 1, Industry, Tourism and Resources Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources Australian Tourist Commission Total Prime Minister and Cabinet Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet Total Transport and Regional Services Department of Transport and Regional Services Civil Aviation Safety Authority Total Treasury Department of the Treasury Australian Bureau of Statistics Australian Securities and Investment Commission Australian Taxation Office 2,127 2,301 2,348 2,403 2,440 Australian Office of Financial Management Total 2,724 2,902 2,963 3,059 3,
18 Part 4: Financial Reporting Standards and Financial Statements Table A2: Departmental expenses by agency (continued) Veterans' Affairs Department of Veterans' Affairs Total Small agencies 2,795 2,882 2,864 2,874 2,902 Whole of government and inter-agency amounts(a) Total departmental expenses 36,183 36,745 37,450 37,165 37,993 (a) of inter-agency transactions are included in the whole of government and inter-agency amounts. The entry for each portfolio does not include eliminations for inter-agency transactions within that portfolio
19 Statement 10: Australian Accounting Standard No. 31 Table A3: Net capital investment by agency Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Grains Research and Development Corporation Total Attorney-General's Attorney-General's Department Australian Customs Service Australian Federal Police Family Court of Australia Total Communications, Information Technology and the Arts Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts Australian Broadcasting Corporation Special Broadcasting Service Corporation Australian Sports Commission Total Defence Department of Defence , ,736.6 Defence Housing Authority Total , ,736.6 Education, Science and Training Department of Education, Science and Training Australian Research Council Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation Total Employment and Workplace Relations Department of Employment and Workplace Relations Comcare Total Environment and Heritage Department of Environment and Heritage Australian Greenhouse Office Bureau of Meteorology Total Family and Community Services Department of Family and Community Services Centrelink Total
20 Part 4: Financial Reporting Standards and Financial Statements Table A3: Net capital investment by agency (continued) Finance and Administration Department of Finance and Administration Australian Electoral Commission Total Foreign Affairs and Trade Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australian Agency for International Development Australian Trade Commission Total Health and Ageing Department of Health and Ageing Health Insurance Commission National Blood Authority Total Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission Office of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Services Total Industry, Tourism and Resources Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources Australian Tourist Commission Total Prime Minister and Cabinet Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet Total Transport and Regional Services Department of Transport and Regional Services Civil Aviation Safety Authority Total Treasury Department of the Treasury Australian Bureau of Statistics Australian Securities and Investment Commission Australian Taxation Office Australian Office of Financial Management Total
21 Statement 10: Australian Accounting Standard No. 31 Table A3: Net capital investment by agency (continued) Veterans' Affairs Department of Veterans' Affairs Total Small agencies Whole of government and inter-agency amounts(a) Total net capital investment 1, , ,592.1 (a) of inter-agency transactions are included in the whole of government and inter-agency amounts. The entry for each portfolio does not include eliminations for inter-agency transactions within that portfolio
22 Part 4: Financial Reporting Standards and Financial Statements Table A4: Capital appropriations by portfolio Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Grains Research and Development Corporation Total Attorney-General's Attorney-General's Department Australian Customs Service Australian Federal Police Family Court of Australia Total Communications, Information Technology and the Arts Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts Australian Broadcasting Corporation Special Broadcasting Service Corporation Australian Sports Commission Total Defence Department of Defence 995 1, ,295 1,653 Defence Housing Authority Total 1,095 1, ,295 1,653 Education, Science and Training Department of Education, Science and Training Australian Research Council Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation Total Employment and Workplace Relations Department of Employment and Workplace Relations Comcare Total Environment and Heritage Department of Environment and Heritage Australian Greenhouse Office Bureau of Meteorology Total Family and Community Services Department of Family and Community Services Centrelink Total
23 Statement 10: Australian Accounting Standard No. 31 Table A4: Capital appropriations by portfolio (continued) Finance and Administration Department of Finance and Administration Australian Electoral Commission Total Foreign Affairs and Trade Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australian Agency for International Development Australian Trade Commission Total Health and Ageing Department of Health and Ageing Health Insurance Commission National Blood Authority Total Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission Office of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Services Total Industry, Tourism and Resources Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources Australian Tourist Commission Total Prime Minister and Cabinet Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet Total Transport and Regional Services Department of Transport and Regional Services Civil Aviation Safety Authority Total Treasury Department of the Treasury 1, Australian Bureau of Statistics Australian Securities and Investment Commission Australian Taxation Office Australian Office of Financial Management Total 1,
24 Part 4: Financial Reporting Standards and Financial Statements Table A4: Capital appropriations by portfolio (continued) Veterans' Affairs Department of Veterans' Affairs Total Small agencies Whole of government and inter-agency amounts(a) Total capital appropriations 4,815 2,842 2,150 2,486 2,711 (a) of inter-agency transactions are included in the whole of government and inter-agency amounts. The entry for each portfolio does not include eliminations for inter-agency transactions within that portfolio
25 Statement 10: Australian Accounting Standard No. 31 Table A5: of average staffing level (ASL) of agencies in the Commonwealth general government sector Average Staffing Levels Change Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry 3,363 3,369 6 Australian Fisheries Management Authority Australian Wine and Brandy Corporation Cotton Research and Development Corporation Fisheries Research and Development Corporation Forest and Woods Products Research and Development Corporation Grains Research and Development Corporation Grape and Wine Research and Development Corporation Land and Water Resources Research and Development Corporation National Registration Authority for Agriculture and Veterinary Chemicals Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation Sugar Research and Development Corporation Wheat Export Authority Total 3,801 3, Attorney-General's Attorney-General's Department Administrative Appeals Tribunal Australian Crime Commission Australian Customs Service 4,827 4, Australian Federal Police 3,669 3, Australian Institute of Criminology Australian Law Reform Commission Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Australian Transaction Reports Analysis Centre (Austrac) Criminology Research Council Crimtrac Family Court of Australia Federal Court of Australia Federal Magistrates Service High Court of Australia Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission Insolvency Trustee Service Australia National Native Title Tribunal Office of Film and Literature Classification Office of Parliamentary Counsel Office of the Federal Privacy Commissioner Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Total 12,999 13,
26 Part 4: Financial Reporting Standards and Financial Statements Table A5: of average staffing level (ASL) of agencies in the Commonwealth general government sector (continued) Average Staffing Levels Change Communication, Information Technology and the Arts Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts Australia Council Australian Broadcasting Authority Australian Broadcasting Corporation 4,200 4, Australian Communications Authority Australian Film Commission Australian Film Television and Radio School Australian National Maritime Museum Australian Sports Commission Australian Sports Drug Agency National Archives of Australia National Gallery of Australia National Library of Australia National Museum of Australia Special Broadcasting Service Corporation National Office for the Information Economy Total 8,791 8, Defence Department of Defence 18,312 17, Military Reserves 19,935 20, Permanent Military 52,104 52, Defence Housing Authority Total 91,151 90, Education, Science and Training Department of Education, Science and Training 1,394 1, Australian Institute of Marine Science Australian National Training Authority Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation Australian Research Council Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation 6,054 6, Total 8,567 8, Employment and Workplace Relations Department of Employment and Workplace Relations 1,971 2, Australian Industrial Registry Comcare Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Agency National Occupation Health and Safety Commission Total 2,626 2, Environment and Heritage Department of Environment and Heritage 1,226 1, Australian Greenhouse Office Australian Heritage Commission Bureau of Meteorology 1,418 1, Director of National Parks Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority National Oceans Office Sydney Harbour Federation Trust Total 3,419 3,
27 Statement 10: Australian Accounting Standard No. 31 Table A5: of average staffing level (ASL) of agencies in the Commonwealth general government sector (continued) Average Staffing Levels Change Family and Community Services Department of Family and Community Services 4,291 4, Australian Institute of Family Studies Centrelink 23,750 23, Total 28,081 28, Finance and Administration Department of Finance and Administration Australian Electoral Commission Commonwealth Grants Commission Commonwealth Superannuation Administration (ComSuper) Total 1,992 2, Foreign Affairs and Trade Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 3,196 3, AusAID Australia-Japan Foundation Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research Australian Trade Commission 1,002 1, Total 4,765 4, Health and Ageing Department of Health and Ageing 3,470 3, Aged Care Standards and Accreditation Agency Australian Institute of Health and Welfare Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency Food Standards Australia New Zealand Health Insurance Commission 4,100 4,100 0 Private Health Insurance Administration Council Private Health Insurance Ombudsman Professional Services Review Total 8,124 8, Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs 4,488 4, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission 1, ,142 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Services 0 1,172 1,172 Aboriginal Hostels Ltd Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Indigenous Business Australia Indigenous Land Corporation Migration Review Tribunal Refugee Review Tribunal Torres Strait Regional Authority Total 6,799 6, Industry Tourism and Resources Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources 1,437 1, Geoscience Australia Australian Tourist Commission IP Australia National Standards Commission Total 3,027 3,
28 Part 4: Financial Reporting Standards and Financial Statements Table A5: of average staffing level (ASL) of agencies in the Commonwealth general government sector (continued) Average Staffing Levels Change Parliament Department of the Senate Department of the House of Representatives Department of the Parliamentary Library Department of Parliamentary Reporting Staff Joint House Department Total 1,204 1,206 2 Prime Minister and Cabinet Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet Australian National Audit Office Australian Public Service Commission Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security Office of National Assessments Office of the Commonwealth Ombudsman Office of the Official Secretary to the Governor-General Total 1,016 1, Transport and Regional Services Department of Transport and Regional Services 1,105 1,104-1 Australian Maritime Safety Authority Civil Aviation Safety Authority National Capital Authority Total 2,100 2,106 6 Treasury Department of the Treasury Australian Bureau of Statistics 3,050 2, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Australian Office of Financial Management Australian Prudential Regulation Authority Australian Securities and Investment Commission 1,362 1, Australian Taxation Office 19,700 20,930 1,230 Corporations and Markets Advisory Committee National Competition Council Productivity Commission Total 26,094 27,221 1,127 Veterans' Affairs Department of Veterans' Affairs 2,453 2,451-2 Australian War Memorial Total 2,728 2,728 0 Note: This table includes estimates of ASL provided by general government sector agencies. ASL figures reflect the average number of employees receiving salary or wages over the financial year, with adjustments for casual and part-time staff, to show the full time equivalent. This also includes non-uniformed staff and overseas personnel
Part 2: Staffing of Agencies 127 A SMALLER MORE AGILE PUBLIC SERVICE REDUCING THE PUBLIC SECTOR WORKFORCE In around 18 months, the Government has reversed an eight-year peak in staffing levels, bringing