sec.232Annual report

sec.232 Annual report

As soon as practicable after each financial year, but not later than 30 September, the president must give the Minister a report containing— a review of the operation of the tribunal during the preceding financial year; and details of the number, nature and outcome of matters that came before the tribunal during the preceding financial year; and details of the number and nature of matters before the tribunal that were outstanding at the end of the preceding financial year; and details of any trends or special problems that emerged during the preceding financial year; and forecasts of the workload of the tribunal in the present financial year; and proposals for improving the operation of the tribunal in the present financial year; and proposals for improving the quality of decision-making across government. The Minister must table a copy of the report in the Legislative Assembly within 14 sitting days after receiving the report. (sec.232-ssec.1) As soon as practicable after each financial year, but not later than 30 September, the president must give the Minister a report containing— a review of the operation of the tribunal during the preceding financial year; and details of the number, nature and outcome of matters that came before the tribunal during the preceding financial year; and details of the number and nature of matters before the tribunal that were outstanding at the end of the preceding financial year; and details of any trends or special problems that emerged during the preceding financial year; and forecasts of the workload of the tribunal in the present financial year; and proposals for improving the operation of the tribunal in the present financial year; and proposals for improving the quality of decision-making across government. (sec.232-ssec.2) The Minister must table a copy of the report in the Legislative Assembly within 14 sitting days after receiving the report.

• (a) a review of the operation of the tribunal during the preceding financial year; and
• (b) details of the number, nature and outcome of matters that came before the tribunal during the preceding financial year; and
• (c) details of the number and nature of matters before the tribunal that were outstanding at the end of the preceding financial year; and
• (d) details of any trends or special problems that emerged during the preceding financial year; and
• (e) forecasts of the workload of the tribunal in the present financial year; and
• (f) proposals for improving the operation of the tribunal in the present financial year; and
• (g) proposals for improving the quality of decision-making across government.