Remuneration Tribunal Determination 2015/07 - Remuneration and Allowances for Holders of Full-Time Public Office
PART 3ALLOWANCES
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PART 3 – ALLOWANCES
- Accommodation Allowance: The Office Holders listed in Column 1 of Table 3A will be eligible to receive an accommodation allowance (subject to expenditure) as shown in Column 3 of Table 3A whilst they occupy the office shown in Column 2. This amount is to assist the Office Holder in meeting settling-in and commercial rental accommodation costs (including one-off utility connection costs) in the office location:
(a) while they also continue to have a property other than in the office location, as their principal place of residence; and
(b) it will not be paid for such periods that they live in premises owned by them at the office location.
An Office Holder will not be eligible to access travel allowance entitlements in the home locality or the office locality whilst they remain eligible to receive the accommodation allowance. However, where in terms of the ongoing arrangement it would clearly be more cost effective for the agency to provide travel allowance entitlements in the office locality, the agency should decide at the earliest practical opportunity to pay travel allowance rather than the accommodation allowance.
Where the commercial accommodation does not include cooking facilities, the cost of meals may form part of the payment, within the accommodation cap set for an Office Holder.
TABLE 3A – ACCOMMODATION ALLOWANCES
| Column 1Office Holder | Column 2Office | Column 3Allowance (pa) |
|---|---|---|
| Mr Bruce Gosper | Chief Executive Officer, Austrade | $40,000 |
| Mr Paul Jevtovic | Chief Executive Officer, Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre | $40,000 |
| Mr Timothy Wilson | Human Rights Commissioner, Australian Human Rights Commission | $40,000 |
| Mr Nick Ryan | Chief Executive Officer, Australian Aged Care Quality Agency | $40,000 |
| Mr Michael Griffin | Integrity Commissioner, Australian Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity | $34,500 |
| Mr Ben McDevitt | Chief Executive Officer, Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority | $34,500 |
| Ms Nicole Rose | Chief Executive Officer, CrimTrac | $34,500 |
| The Hon. Margaret StoneEffective 24.8.2015 ref Det 2015/13 |