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FootnotesChapter 1 JCPAA functions and methods of operation[1] The Act can be viewed at the Committee’s website at www.aph.gov.au/house/committee/jcpaa. [2] JCPAA, Report 411: Progress on equipment acquisition and financial reporting in Defence, August 2008, p. 158. [3] Senate Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade References Committee, Materiel Acquisition and Management in Defence, March 2003, p. 79. Chapter 2 Summary of activities for 2009-10[1] JCPAA, Report 419: Inquiry into the Auditor-General Act 1997, December 2010. [2] In March 2010 the Government announced a further revised framework for government advertising following a review by former senior public servant Dr Allan Hawke AC. As a result of the review the Auditor-General’s role in scrutinising proposed advertising campaigns before their launch was abolished. [3] JCPAA, Report 418: Review of Auditor-General’s Reports Nos. 4 to 38 (2009-10), December 2010. [4] See statement at aph.gov.au/house/committee/jcpaa/budgetspeeches/budgetstatement10.pdf. [5] ANAO, Audit Report No. 8 2009-10, The Australian Taxation Office’s Implementation of the Change Program: a Strategic Overview, October 2009. [6] See www.dpmc.gov.au/guidelines/docs/annual_report_requirements.pdf. [7] Mr Geoff Wilson, Australian National Audit Office - IT Performance Review, May 2010, available at www.anao.gov.au/uploads/documents/IT%20Performance%20Review.pdf. Appendix B – Committee expenses 2009-10[1] The secretariat also supported the House of Representative Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Innovation during 2009-10. The figure for secretariat staffing expenses for the JCPAA excludes an estimation of such expenses devoted solely to the House committee.
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