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This agreement lets the Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts automatically retain specified receipts and add them 100% to its budget, avoiding separate parliamentary approvals. It applies to 17 receipt types—sales/leasing, inter‑agency services, sponsorships/grants, certain account draws, royalties, legal cost reimbursements, donations and related items—but excludes court fines, taxes and statutory levies. The Finance Minister may vary or cancel the arrangement at any time.
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Direct links to the current provisions in Net Appropriation Agreement for the Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts (29/06/2007).
This net appropriation agreement is made under section 31 of the Financial Management and Accountability Act 1997 (the FMA Act).
This net appropriation agreement is made under section 31 of the Financial Management and Accountability Act 1997 (the FMA Act).
2.1. In this agreement:
2.1. In this agreement:
2.1.2. ‘relevant receipts’ means the receipts set out in clause 5.1 of this agreement.
3.1. This net appropriation agreement records the extent to which the amount specified in an item in an annual Appropriation Act may be taken to be increased by reference to relevant receipts of the agency. 3.2. The purpose of the agreement is to apply to the current departmental appropriation item of the agency.
Note: In most cases the item in the annual Appropriation Act will be taken to be increased by the whole amount received by the agency. However, in some cases, the item in the annual Appropriation Act will only be taken to be increased by a proportion of the whole amount received by the agency - see clause 6.
4.1. This agreement replaces any previous net appropriation agreement in respect of any of the appropriation items identified in this agreement. 4.2. This agreement continues until cancelled or replaced with a new net appropriation agreement.
Note: Under section 31(4) of the FMA Act, the Finance Minister may at any time cancel or vary this agreement, without the consent of the other party.
5.1. The following receipts are relevant receipts for the purposes of this agreement.
5.1.1. Receipts from the sale, leasing, hiring out of, or other dealing with goods.
5.1.2. Receipts from the provision of staff and other services.
5.1.3. Receipts from a person (whether employed by, appointed by, or performing services for, the Commonwealth) or agency as payment for any associated benefit provided (whether to that person or another person).
5.1.4. Receipts from the sale of minor assets that are departmental in nature such as furniture and fittings.
5.1.5. Receipts from the transfer of annual and long-service leave entitlements between agencies.
5.1.6. Subsidy and grant moneys received as a result of participation in employment subsidy schemes or programs.
5.1.7. Sponsorships, grants, subsidies and contributions received to fund departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.8. Amounts received from the Australian Taxation Office as interest on a late repayment.
5.1.9. Donations received, expressed to be for the performance of specific departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.10. Financial incentives to enter into or exit from leasing arrangements.
5.1.11. Amounts received in relation to the ADF Reserves Employer Support Payment Scheme.
5.1.12. Court awarded costs to the extent to which they reflect legal costs incurred in litigating the matter.
5.1.13. Amounts paid to the agency from the following Special Accounts (consistent with the purposes of the Special Account):
5.1.13.1. Other Trust Moneys Special Account
5.1.13.2. Art Rental Special Account
5.1.13.3. National Collections Special Account
5.1.13.4. National Portrait Gallery Special Account
5.1.13.5. Cultural Ministers’ Council Special Account
5.1.13.6. Return of Indigenous Cultural Property Special Account
5.1.13.7. International Aid Special Account
5.1.13.8. Sport and Recreation Special Account
5.1.14. Receipts from the leasing and sub-leasing of real property.
5.1.15. Amounts representing returned commissions paid to a third party booking travel services on behalf of the Department.
5.1.16. Royalties received from the use of DCITA symbols.
5.1.17. Receipts relating to the reimbursement to the Department of administered capital costs for Old Parliament House.
5.2. For the avoidance of doubt, receipts under item 5.1 do not include:
5.2.1. court awarded fines and damages, etc (other than to the extent covered by clause 5.1.12); and
5.2.2. receipts from taxes, levies or specific cost recovered activities where the receipts are raised under legislation and where the activities are budget funded.
Note: User charging activities should comply with the Government’s cost recovery policy as set out in the Australian Government Cost Recovery Guidelines (July 2005) and the Australian Government Competitive Neutrality Guidelines for Managers (February 2004).
6.1. Subject to the net appropriation provisions of the annual Appropriation Acts, the departmental item for the agency is increased by an amount equivalent to 100 per cent of the relevant receipts covered by this agreement.
Notes
2.1.2. ‘relevant receipts’ means the receipts set out in clause 5.1 of this agreement.
3.1. This net appropriation agreement records the extent to which the amount specified in an item in an annual Appropriation Act may be taken to be increased by reference to relevant receipts of the agency. 3.2. The purpose of the agreement is to apply to the current departmental appropriation item of the agency.
Note: In most cases the item in the annual Appropriation Act will be taken to be increased by the whole amount received by the agency. However, in some cases, the item in the annual Appropriation Act will only be taken to be increased by a proportion of the whole amount received by the agency - see clause 6.
4.1. This agreement replaces any previous net appropriation agreement in respect of any of the appropriation items identified in this agreement. 4.2. This agreement continues until cancelled or replaced with a new net appropriation agreement.
Note: Under section 31(4) of the FMA Act, the Finance Minister may at any time cancel or vary this agreement, without the consent of the other party.
5.1. The following receipts are relevant receipts for the purposes of this agreement.
5.1.1. Receipts from the sale, leasing, hiring out of, or other dealing with goods.
5.1.2. Receipts from the provision of staff and other services.
5.1.3. Receipts from a person (whether employed by, appointed by, or performing services for, the Commonwealth) or agency as payment for any associated benefit provided (whether to that person or another person).
5.1.4. Receipts from the sale of minor assets that are departmental in nature such as furniture and fittings.
5.1.5. Receipts from the transfer of annual and long-service leave entitlements between agencies.
5.1.6. Subsidy and grant moneys received as a result of participation in employment subsidy schemes or programs.
5.1.7. Sponsorships, grants, subsidies and contributions received to fund departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.8. Amounts received from the Australian Taxation Office as interest on a late repayment.
5.1.9. Donations received, expressed to be for the performance of specific departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.10. Financial incentives to enter into or exit from leasing arrangements.
5.1.11. Amounts received in relation to the ADF Reserves Employer Support Payment Scheme.
5.1.12. Court awarded costs to the extent to which they reflect legal costs incurred in litigating the matter.
5.1.13. Amounts paid to the agency from the following Special Accounts (consistent with the purposes of the Special Account):
5.1.13.1. Other Trust Moneys Special Account
5.1.13.2. Art Rental Special Account
5.1.13.3. National Collections Special Account
5.1.13.4. National Portrait Gallery Special Account
5.1.13.5. Cultural Ministers’ Council Special Account
5.1.13.6. Return of Indigenous Cultural Property Special Account
5.1.13.7. International Aid Special Account
5.1.13.8. Sport and Recreation Special Account
5.1.14. Receipts from the leasing and sub-leasing of real property.
5.1.15. Amounts representing returned commissions paid to a third party booking travel services on behalf of the Department.
5.1.16. Royalties received from the use of DCITA symbols.
5.1.17. Receipts relating to the reimbursement to the Department of administered capital costs for Old Parliament House.
5.2. For the avoidance of doubt, receipts under item 5.1 do not include:
5.2.1. court awarded fines and damages, etc (other than to the extent covered by clause 5.1.12); and
5.2.2. receipts from taxes, levies or specific cost recovered activities where the receipts are raised under legislation and where the activities are budget funded.
Note: User charging activities should comply with the Government’s cost recovery policy as set out in the Australian Government Cost Recovery Guidelines (July 2005) and the Australian Government Competitive Neutrality Guidelines for Managers (February 2004).
6.1. Subject to the net appropriation provisions of the annual Appropriation Acts, the departmental item for the agency is increased by an amount equivalent to 100 per cent of the relevant receipts covered by this agreement.
Notes
3.2. The purpose of the agreement is to apply to the current departmental appropriation item of the agency.
Note: In most cases the item in the annual Appropriation Act will be taken to be increased by the whole amount received by the agency. However, in some cases, the item in the annual Appropriation Act will only be taken to be increased by a proportion of the whole amount received by the agency - see clause 6.
2.1.2. ‘relevant receipts’ means the receipts set out in clause 5.1 of this agreement.
3.1. This net appropriation agreement records the extent to which the amount specified in an item in an annual Appropriation Act may be taken to be increased by reference to relevant receipts of the agency. 3.2. The purpose of the agreement is to apply to the current departmental appropriation item of the agency.
Note: In most cases the item in the annual Appropriation Act will be taken to be increased by the whole amount received by the agency. However, in some cases, the item in the annual Appropriation Act will only be taken to be increased by a proportion of the whole amount received by the agency - see clause 6.
4.1. This agreement replaces any previous net appropriation agreement in respect of any of the appropriation items identified in this agreement. 4.2. This agreement continues until cancelled or replaced with a new net appropriation agreement.
Note: Under section 31(4) of the FMA Act, the Finance Minister may at any time cancel or vary this agreement, without the consent of the other party.
5.1. The following receipts are relevant receipts for the purposes of this agreement.
5.1.1. Receipts from the sale, leasing, hiring out of, or other dealing with goods.
5.1.2. Receipts from the provision of staff and other services.
5.1.3. Receipts from a person (whether employed by, appointed by, or performing services for, the Commonwealth) or agency as payment for any associated benefit provided (whether to that person or another person).
5.1.4. Receipts from the sale of minor assets that are departmental in nature such as furniture and fittings.
5.1.5. Receipts from the transfer of annual and long-service leave entitlements between agencies.
5.1.6. Subsidy and grant moneys received as a result of participation in employment subsidy schemes or programs.
5.1.7. Sponsorships, grants, subsidies and contributions received to fund departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.8. Amounts received from the Australian Taxation Office as interest on a late repayment.
5.1.9. Donations received, expressed to be for the performance of specific departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.10. Financial incentives to enter into or exit from leasing arrangements.
5.1.11. Amounts received in relation to the ADF Reserves Employer Support Payment Scheme.
5.1.12. Court awarded costs to the extent to which they reflect legal costs incurred in litigating the matter.
5.1.13. Amounts paid to the agency from the following Special Accounts (consistent with the purposes of the Special Account):
5.1.13.1. Other Trust Moneys Special Account
5.1.13.2. Art Rental Special Account
5.1.13.3. National Collections Special Account
5.1.13.4. National Portrait Gallery Special Account
5.1.13.5. Cultural Ministers’ Council Special Account
5.1.13.6. Return of Indigenous Cultural Property Special Account
5.1.13.7. International Aid Special Account
5.1.13.8. Sport and Recreation Special Account
5.1.14. Receipts from the leasing and sub-leasing of real property.
5.1.15. Amounts representing returned commissions paid to a third party booking travel services on behalf of the Department.
5.1.16. Royalties received from the use of DCITA symbols.
5.1.17. Receipts relating to the reimbursement to the Department of administered capital costs for Old Parliament House.
5.2. For the avoidance of doubt, receipts under item 5.1 do not include:
5.2.1. court awarded fines and damages, etc (other than to the extent covered by clause 5.1.12); and
5.2.2. receipts from taxes, levies or specific cost recovered activities where the receipts are raised under legislation and where the activities are budget funded.
Note: User charging activities should comply with the Government’s cost recovery policy as set out in the Australian Government Cost Recovery Guidelines (July 2005) and the Australian Government Competitive Neutrality Guidelines for Managers (February 2004).
6.1. Subject to the net appropriation provisions of the annual Appropriation Acts, the departmental item for the agency is increased by an amount equivalent to 100 per cent of the relevant receipts covered by this agreement.
Notes
2.1.2. ‘relevant receipts’ means the receipts set out in clause 5.1 of this agreement.
3.1. This net appropriation agreement records the extent to which the amount specified in an item in an annual Appropriation Act may be taken to be increased by reference to relevant receipts of the agency. 3.2. The purpose of the agreement is to apply to the current departmental appropriation item of the agency.
Note: In most cases the item in the annual Appropriation Act will be taken to be increased by the whole amount received by the agency. However, in some cases, the item in the annual Appropriation Act will only be taken to be increased by a proportion of the whole amount received by the agency - see clause 6.
4.1. This agreement replaces any previous net appropriation agreement in respect of any of the appropriation items identified in this agreement. 4.2. This agreement continues until cancelled or replaced with a new net appropriation agreement.
Note: Under section 31(4) of the FMA Act, the Finance Minister may at any time cancel or vary this agreement, without the consent of the other party.
5.1. The following receipts are relevant receipts for the purposes of this agreement.
5.1.1. Receipts from the sale, leasing, hiring out of, or other dealing with goods.
5.1.2. Receipts from the provision of staff and other services.
5.1.3. Receipts from a person (whether employed by, appointed by, or performing services for, the Commonwealth) or agency as payment for any associated benefit provided (whether to that person or another person).
5.1.4. Receipts from the sale of minor assets that are departmental in nature such as furniture and fittings.
5.1.5. Receipts from the transfer of annual and long-service leave entitlements between agencies.
5.1.6. Subsidy and grant moneys received as a result of participation in employment subsidy schemes or programs.
5.1.7. Sponsorships, grants, subsidies and contributions received to fund departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.8. Amounts received from the Australian Taxation Office as interest on a late repayment.
5.1.9. Donations received, expressed to be for the performance of specific departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.10. Financial incentives to enter into or exit from leasing arrangements.
5.1.11. Amounts received in relation to the ADF Reserves Employer Support Payment Scheme.
5.1.12. Court awarded costs to the extent to which they reflect legal costs incurred in litigating the matter.
5.1.13. Amounts paid to the agency from the following Special Accounts (consistent with the purposes of the Special Account):
5.1.13.1. Other Trust Moneys Special Account
5.1.13.2. Art Rental Special Account
5.1.13.3. National Collections Special Account
5.1.13.4. National Portrait Gallery Special Account
5.1.13.5. Cultural Ministers’ Council Special Account
5.1.13.6. Return of Indigenous Cultural Property Special Account
5.1.13.7. International Aid Special Account
5.1.13.8. Sport and Recreation Special Account
5.1.14. Receipts from the leasing and sub-leasing of real property.
5.1.15. Amounts representing returned commissions paid to a third party booking travel services on behalf of the Department.
5.1.16. Royalties received from the use of DCITA symbols.
5.1.17. Receipts relating to the reimbursement to the Department of administered capital costs for Old Parliament House.
5.2. For the avoidance of doubt, receipts under item 5.1 do not include:
5.2.1. court awarded fines and damages, etc (other than to the extent covered by clause 5.1.12); and
5.2.2. receipts from taxes, levies or specific cost recovered activities where the receipts are raised under legislation and where the activities are budget funded.
Note: User charging activities should comply with the Government’s cost recovery policy as set out in the Australian Government Cost Recovery Guidelines (July 2005) and the Australian Government Competitive Neutrality Guidelines for Managers (February 2004).
6.1. Subject to the net appropriation provisions of the annual Appropriation Acts, the departmental item for the agency is increased by an amount equivalent to 100 per cent of the relevant receipts covered by this agreement.
Notes
4.2. This agreement continues until cancelled or replaced with a new net appropriation agreement.
Note: Under section 31(4) of the FMA Act, the Finance Minister may at any time cancel or vary this agreement, without the consent of the other party.
2.1.2. ‘relevant receipts’ means the receipts set out in clause 5.1 of this agreement.
3.1. This net appropriation agreement records the extent to which the amount specified in an item in an annual Appropriation Act may be taken to be increased by reference to relevant receipts of the agency. 3.2. The purpose of the agreement is to apply to the current departmental appropriation item of the agency.
Note: In most cases the item in the annual Appropriation Act will be taken to be increased by the whole amount received by the agency. However, in some cases, the item in the annual Appropriation Act will only be taken to be increased by a proportion of the whole amount received by the agency - see clause 6.
4.1. This agreement replaces any previous net appropriation agreement in respect of any of the appropriation items identified in this agreement. 4.2. This agreement continues until cancelled or replaced with a new net appropriation agreement.
Note: Under section 31(4) of the FMA Act, the Finance Minister may at any time cancel or vary this agreement, without the consent of the other party.
5.1. The following receipts are relevant receipts for the purposes of this agreement.
5.1.1. Receipts from the sale, leasing, hiring out of, or other dealing with goods.
5.1.2. Receipts from the provision of staff and other services.
5.1.3. Receipts from a person (whether employed by, appointed by, or performing services for, the Commonwealth) or agency as payment for any associated benefit provided (whether to that person or another person).
5.1.4. Receipts from the sale of minor assets that are departmental in nature such as furniture and fittings.
5.1.5. Receipts from the transfer of annual and long-service leave entitlements between agencies.
5.1.6. Subsidy and grant moneys received as a result of participation in employment subsidy schemes or programs.
5.1.7. Sponsorships, grants, subsidies and contributions received to fund departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.8. Amounts received from the Australian Taxation Office as interest on a late repayment.
5.1.9. Donations received, expressed to be for the performance of specific departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.10. Financial incentives to enter into or exit from leasing arrangements.
5.1.11. Amounts received in relation to the ADF Reserves Employer Support Payment Scheme.
5.1.12. Court awarded costs to the extent to which they reflect legal costs incurred in litigating the matter.
5.1.13. Amounts paid to the agency from the following Special Accounts (consistent with the purposes of the Special Account):
5.1.13.1. Other Trust Moneys Special Account
5.1.13.2. Art Rental Special Account
5.1.13.3. National Collections Special Account
5.1.13.4. National Portrait Gallery Special Account
5.1.13.5. Cultural Ministers’ Council Special Account
5.1.13.6. Return of Indigenous Cultural Property Special Account
5.1.13.7. International Aid Special Account
5.1.13.8. Sport and Recreation Special Account
5.1.14. Receipts from the leasing and sub-leasing of real property.
5.1.15. Amounts representing returned commissions paid to a third party booking travel services on behalf of the Department.
5.1.16. Royalties received from the use of DCITA symbols.
5.1.17. Receipts relating to the reimbursement to the Department of administered capital costs for Old Parliament House.
5.2. For the avoidance of doubt, receipts under item 5.1 do not include:
5.2.1. court awarded fines and damages, etc (other than to the extent covered by clause 5.1.12); and
5.2.2. receipts from taxes, levies or specific cost recovered activities where the receipts are raised under legislation and where the activities are budget funded.
Note: User charging activities should comply with the Government’s cost recovery policy as set out in the Australian Government Cost Recovery Guidelines (July 2005) and the Australian Government Competitive Neutrality Guidelines for Managers (February 2004).
6.1. Subject to the net appropriation provisions of the annual Appropriation Acts, the departmental item for the agency is increased by an amount equivalent to 100 per cent of the relevant receipts covered by this agreement.
Notes
5.1. The following receipts are relevant receipts for the purposes of this agreement.
5.1.1. Receipts from the sale, leasing, hiring out of, or other dealing with goods.
5.1.2. Receipts from the provision of staff and other services.
5.1.3. Receipts from a person (whether employed by, appointed by, or performing services for, the Commonwealth) or agency as payment for any associated benefit provided (whether to that person or another person).
5.1.4. Receipts from the sale of minor assets that are departmental in nature such as furniture and fittings.
5.1.5. Receipts from the transfer of annual and long-service leave entitlements between agencies.
5.1.6. Subsidy and grant moneys received as a result of participation in employment subsidy schemes or programs.
5.1.7. Sponsorships, grants, subsidies and contributions received to fund departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.8. Amounts received from the Australian Taxation Office as interest on a late repayment.
5.1.9. Donations received, expressed to be for the performance of specific departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.10. Financial incentives to enter into or exit from leasing arrangements.
5.1.11. Amounts received in relation to the ADF Reserves Employer Support Payment Scheme.
5.1.12. Court awarded costs to the extent to which they reflect legal costs incurred in litigating the matter.
5.1.13. Amounts paid to the agency from the following Special Accounts (consistent with the purposes of the Special Account):
5.1.13.1. Other Trust Moneys Special Account
5.1.13.2. Art Rental Special Account
5.1.13.3. National Collections Special Account
5.1.13.4. National Portrait Gallery Special Account
5.1.13.5. Cultural Ministers’ Council Special Account
5.1.13.6. Return of Indigenous Cultural Property Special Account
5.1.13.7. International Aid Special Account
5.1.13.8. Sport and Recreation Special Account
5.1.14. Receipts from the leasing and sub-leasing of real property.
5.1.15. Amounts representing returned commissions paid to a third party booking travel services on behalf of the Department.
5.1.16. Royalties received from the use of DCITA symbols.
5.1.17. Receipts relating to the reimbursement to the Department of administered capital costs for Old Parliament House.
5.2. For the avoidance of doubt, receipts under item 5.1 do not include:
5.2.1. court awarded fines and damages, etc (other than to the extent covered by clause 5.1.12); and
5.2.2. receipts from taxes, levies or specific cost recovered activities where the receipts are raised under legislation and where the activities are budget funded.
Note: User charging activities should comply with the Government’s cost recovery policy as set out in the Australian Government Cost Recovery Guidelines (July 2005) and the Australian Government Competitive Neutrality Guidelines for Managers (February 2004).
2.1.2. ‘relevant receipts’ means the receipts set out in clause 5.1 of this agreement.
3.1. This net appropriation agreement records the extent to which the amount specified in an item in an annual Appropriation Act may be taken to be increased by reference to relevant receipts of the agency. 3.2. The purpose of the agreement is to apply to the current departmental appropriation item of the agency.
Note: In most cases the item in the annual Appropriation Act will be taken to be increased by the whole amount received by the agency. However, in some cases, the item in the annual Appropriation Act will only be taken to be increased by a proportion of the whole amount received by the agency - see clause 6.
4.1. This agreement replaces any previous net appropriation agreement in respect of any of the appropriation items identified in this agreement. 4.2. This agreement continues until cancelled or replaced with a new net appropriation agreement.
Note: Under section 31(4) of the FMA Act, the Finance Minister may at any time cancel or vary this agreement, without the consent of the other party.
5.1. The following receipts are relevant receipts for the purposes of this agreement.
5.1.1. Receipts from the sale, leasing, hiring out of, or other dealing with goods.
5.1.2. Receipts from the provision of staff and other services.
5.1.3. Receipts from a person (whether employed by, appointed by, or performing services for, the Commonwealth) or agency as payment for any associated benefit provided (whether to that person or another person).
5.1.4. Receipts from the sale of minor assets that are departmental in nature such as furniture and fittings.
5.1.5. Receipts from the transfer of annual and long-service leave entitlements between agencies.
5.1.6. Subsidy and grant moneys received as a result of participation in employment subsidy schemes or programs.
5.1.7. Sponsorships, grants, subsidies and contributions received to fund departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.8. Amounts received from the Australian Taxation Office as interest on a late repayment.
5.1.9. Donations received, expressed to be for the performance of specific departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.10. Financial incentives to enter into or exit from leasing arrangements.
5.1.11. Amounts received in relation to the ADF Reserves Employer Support Payment Scheme.
5.1.12. Court awarded costs to the extent to which they reflect legal costs incurred in litigating the matter.
5.1.13. Amounts paid to the agency from the following Special Accounts (consistent with the purposes of the Special Account):
5.1.13.1. Other Trust Moneys Special Account
5.1.13.2. Art Rental Special Account
5.1.13.3. National Collections Special Account
5.1.13.4. National Portrait Gallery Special Account
5.1.13.5. Cultural Ministers’ Council Special Account
5.1.13.6. Return of Indigenous Cultural Property Special Account
5.1.13.7. International Aid Special Account
5.1.13.8. Sport and Recreation Special Account
5.1.14. Receipts from the leasing and sub-leasing of real property.
5.1.15. Amounts representing returned commissions paid to a third party booking travel services on behalf of the Department.
5.1.16. Royalties received from the use of DCITA symbols.
5.1.17. Receipts relating to the reimbursement to the Department of administered capital costs for Old Parliament House.
5.2. For the avoidance of doubt, receipts under item 5.1 do not include:
5.2.1. court awarded fines and damages, etc (other than to the extent covered by clause 5.1.12); and
5.2.2. receipts from taxes, levies or specific cost recovered activities where the receipts are raised under legislation and where the activities are budget funded.
Note: User charging activities should comply with the Government’s cost recovery policy as set out in the Australian Government Cost Recovery Guidelines (July 2005) and the Australian Government Competitive Neutrality Guidelines for Managers (February 2004).
6.1. Subject to the net appropriation provisions of the annual Appropriation Acts, the departmental item for the agency is increased by an amount equivalent to 100 per cent of the relevant receipts covered by this agreement.
Notes
6.1. Subject to the net appropriation provisions of the annual Appropriation Acts, the departmental item for the agency is increased by an amount equivalent to 100 per cent of the relevant receipts covered by this agreement.
Notes
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This net appropriation agreement is made under section 31 of the Financial Management and Accountability Act 1997 (the FMA Act).
This net appropriation agreement is made under section 31 of the Financial Management and Accountability Act 1997 (the FMA Act).
2.1. In this agreement:
2.1. In this agreement:
2.1.2. ‘relevant receipts’ means the receipts set out in clause 5.1 of this agreement.
3.1. This net appropriation agreement records the extent to which the amount specified in an item in an annual Appropriation Act may be taken to be increased by reference to relevant receipts of the agency. 3.2. The purpose of the agreement is to apply to the current departmental appropriation item of the agency.
Note: In most cases the item in the annual Appropriation Act will be taken to be increased by the whole amount received by the agency. However, in some cases, the item in the annual Appropriation Act will only be taken to be increased by a proportion of the whole amount received by the agency - see clause 6.
4.1. This agreement replaces any previous net appropriation agreement in respect of any of the appropriation items identified in this agreement. 4.2. This agreement continues until cancelled or replaced with a new net appropriation agreement.
Note: Under section 31(4) of the FMA Act, the Finance Minister may at any time cancel or vary this agreement, without the consent of the other party.
5.1. The following receipts are relevant receipts for the purposes of this agreement.
5.1.1. Receipts from the sale, leasing, hiring out of, or other dealing with goods.
5.1.2. Receipts from the provision of staff and other services.
5.1.3. Receipts from a person (whether employed by, appointed by, or performing services for, the Commonwealth) or agency as payment for any associated benefit provided (whether to that person or another person).
5.1.4. Receipts from the sale of minor assets that are departmental in nature such as furniture and fittings.
5.1.5. Receipts from the transfer of annual and long-service leave entitlements between agencies.
5.1.6. Subsidy and grant moneys received as a result of participation in employment subsidy schemes or programs.
5.1.7. Sponsorships, grants, subsidies and contributions received to fund departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.8. Amounts received from the Australian Taxation Office as interest on a late repayment.
5.1.9. Donations received, expressed to be for the performance of specific departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.10. Financial incentives to enter into or exit from leasing arrangements.
5.1.11. Amounts received in relation to the ADF Reserves Employer Support Payment Scheme.
5.1.12. Court awarded costs to the extent to which they reflect legal costs incurred in litigating the matter.
5.1.13. Amounts paid to the agency from the following Special Accounts (consistent with the purposes of the Special Account):
5.1.13.1. Other Trust Moneys Special Account
5.1.13.2. Art Rental Special Account
5.1.13.3. National Collections Special Account
5.1.13.4. National Portrait Gallery Special Account
5.1.13.5. Cultural Ministers’ Council Special Account
5.1.13.6. Return of Indigenous Cultural Property Special Account
5.1.13.7. International Aid Special Account
5.1.13.8. Sport and Recreation Special Account
5.1.14. Receipts from the leasing and sub-leasing of real property.
5.1.15. Amounts representing returned commissions paid to a third party booking travel services on behalf of the Department.
5.1.16. Royalties received from the use of DCITA symbols.
5.1.17. Receipts relating to the reimbursement to the Department of administered capital costs for Old Parliament House.
5.2. For the avoidance of doubt, receipts under item 5.1 do not include:
5.2.1. court awarded fines and damages, etc (other than to the extent covered by clause 5.1.12); and
5.2.2. receipts from taxes, levies or specific cost recovered activities where the receipts are raised under legislation and where the activities are budget funded.
Note: User charging activities should comply with the Government’s cost recovery policy as set out in the Australian Government Cost Recovery Guidelines (July 2005) and the Australian Government Competitive Neutrality Guidelines for Managers (February 2004).
6.1. Subject to the net appropriation provisions of the annual Appropriation Acts, the departmental item for the agency is increased by an amount equivalent to 100 per cent of the relevant receipts covered by this agreement.
Notes
2.1.2. ‘relevant receipts’ means the receipts set out in clause 5.1 of this agreement.
3.1. This net appropriation agreement records the extent to which the amount specified in an item in an annual Appropriation Act may be taken to be increased by reference to relevant receipts of the agency. 3.2. The purpose of the agreement is to apply to the current departmental appropriation item of the agency.
Note: In most cases the item in the annual Appropriation Act will be taken to be increased by the whole amount received by the agency. However, in some cases, the item in the annual Appropriation Act will only be taken to be increased by a proportion of the whole amount received by the agency - see clause 6.
4.1. This agreement replaces any previous net appropriation agreement in respect of any of the appropriation items identified in this agreement. 4.2. This agreement continues until cancelled or replaced with a new net appropriation agreement.
Note: Under section 31(4) of the FMA Act, the Finance Minister may at any time cancel or vary this agreement, without the consent of the other party.
5.1. The following receipts are relevant receipts for the purposes of this agreement.
5.1.1. Receipts from the sale, leasing, hiring out of, or other dealing with goods.
5.1.2. Receipts from the provision of staff and other services.
5.1.3. Receipts from a person (whether employed by, appointed by, or performing services for, the Commonwealth) or agency as payment for any associated benefit provided (whether to that person or another person).
5.1.4. Receipts from the sale of minor assets that are departmental in nature such as furniture and fittings.
5.1.5. Receipts from the transfer of annual and long-service leave entitlements between agencies.
5.1.6. Subsidy and grant moneys received as a result of participation in employment subsidy schemes or programs.
5.1.7. Sponsorships, grants, subsidies and contributions received to fund departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.8. Amounts received from the Australian Taxation Office as interest on a late repayment.
5.1.9. Donations received, expressed to be for the performance of specific departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.10. Financial incentives to enter into or exit from leasing arrangements.
5.1.11. Amounts received in relation to the ADF Reserves Employer Support Payment Scheme.
5.1.12. Court awarded costs to the extent to which they reflect legal costs incurred in litigating the matter.
5.1.13. Amounts paid to the agency from the following Special Accounts (consistent with the purposes of the Special Account):
5.1.13.1. Other Trust Moneys Special Account
5.1.13.2. Art Rental Special Account
5.1.13.3. National Collections Special Account
5.1.13.4. National Portrait Gallery Special Account
5.1.13.5. Cultural Ministers’ Council Special Account
5.1.13.6. Return of Indigenous Cultural Property Special Account
5.1.13.7. International Aid Special Account
5.1.13.8. Sport and Recreation Special Account
5.1.14. Receipts from the leasing and sub-leasing of real property.
5.1.15. Amounts representing returned commissions paid to a third party booking travel services on behalf of the Department.
5.1.16. Royalties received from the use of DCITA symbols.
5.1.17. Receipts relating to the reimbursement to the Department of administered capital costs for Old Parliament House.
5.2. For the avoidance of doubt, receipts under item 5.1 do not include:
5.2.1. court awarded fines and damages, etc (other than to the extent covered by clause 5.1.12); and
5.2.2. receipts from taxes, levies or specific cost recovered activities where the receipts are raised under legislation and where the activities are budget funded.
Note: User charging activities should comply with the Government’s cost recovery policy as set out in the Australian Government Cost Recovery Guidelines (July 2005) and the Australian Government Competitive Neutrality Guidelines for Managers (February 2004).
6.1. Subject to the net appropriation provisions of the annual Appropriation Acts, the departmental item for the agency is increased by an amount equivalent to 100 per cent of the relevant receipts covered by this agreement.
Notes
3.2. The purpose of the agreement is to apply to the current departmental appropriation item of the agency.
Note: In most cases the item in the annual Appropriation Act will be taken to be increased by the whole amount received by the agency. However, in some cases, the item in the annual Appropriation Act will only be taken to be increased by a proportion of the whole amount received by the agency - see clause 6.
2.1.2. ‘relevant receipts’ means the receipts set out in clause 5.1 of this agreement.
3.1. This net appropriation agreement records the extent to which the amount specified in an item in an annual Appropriation Act may be taken to be increased by reference to relevant receipts of the agency. 3.2. The purpose of the agreement is to apply to the current departmental appropriation item of the agency.
Note: In most cases the item in the annual Appropriation Act will be taken to be increased by the whole amount received by the agency. However, in some cases, the item in the annual Appropriation Act will only be taken to be increased by a proportion of the whole amount received by the agency - see clause 6.
4.1. This agreement replaces any previous net appropriation agreement in respect of any of the appropriation items identified in this agreement. 4.2. This agreement continues until cancelled or replaced with a new net appropriation agreement.
Note: Under section 31(4) of the FMA Act, the Finance Minister may at any time cancel or vary this agreement, without the consent of the other party.
5.1. The following receipts are relevant receipts for the purposes of this agreement.
5.1.1. Receipts from the sale, leasing, hiring out of, or other dealing with goods.
5.1.2. Receipts from the provision of staff and other services.
5.1.3. Receipts from a person (whether employed by, appointed by, or performing services for, the Commonwealth) or agency as payment for any associated benefit provided (whether to that person or another person).
5.1.4. Receipts from the sale of minor assets that are departmental in nature such as furniture and fittings.
5.1.5. Receipts from the transfer of annual and long-service leave entitlements between agencies.
5.1.6. Subsidy and grant moneys received as a result of participation in employment subsidy schemes or programs.
5.1.7. Sponsorships, grants, subsidies and contributions received to fund departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.8. Amounts received from the Australian Taxation Office as interest on a late repayment.
5.1.9. Donations received, expressed to be for the performance of specific departmental activities of the agency.
5.1.10. Financial incentives to enter into or exit from leasing arrangements.
5.1.11. Amounts received in relation to the ADF Reserves Employer Support Payment Scheme.
5.1.12. Court awarded costs to the extent to which they reflect legal costs incurred in litigating the matter.
5.1.13. Amounts paid to the agency from the following Special Accounts (consistent with the purposes of the Special Account):
5.1.13.1. Other Trust Moneys Special Account
5.1.13.2. Art Rental Special Account
5.1.13.3. National Collections Special Account
5.1.13.4. National Portrait Gallery Special Account
5.1.13.5. Cultural Ministers’ Council Special Account
5.1.13.6. Return of Indigenous Cultural Property Special Account
5.1.13.7. International Aid Special Account
5.1.13.8. Sport
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