debts incurred after the commencement time; and

debts incurred before that time, but only if the recovery of the debt had not been pursued before that time.

to make arrangements under which relevant money and other CRF money can be spent, or to make grants of financial assistance; and

to form, or otherwise be involved in, companies.

the accountable authority must give corresponding directions to the second delegate; and

the accountable authority may give other directions (not inconsistent with those corresponding directions) to the second delegate in relation to the exercise of that power or the performance of that function.

immediately before the commencement time, a body, organisation or group of persons is a prescribed Agency; and

at the commencement time, there is a listed entity that has the same name as the prescribed Agency;

the Financial Management and Accountability (Establishment of SOETM Special Account - FWO) Determination 2012/13;

the Financial Management and Accountability (Establishment of SOETM Special Account - Customs) Determination 2012/14;

the Financial Management and Accountability Determination 2006/74 - Security Deposits Special Account Establishment 2006;

the Financial Management and Accountability (Establishment of Special Account for Department of the House of Representatives) 2011/10;

the Financial Management and Accountability Determination 2005/02 - Australia-Indonesia Partnership for Reconstruction and Development (Grants) Special Account Determination 2005;

the Financial Management and Accountability (Establishment of Special Account for AusAID) Determination 2011/05;

the Financial Management and Accountability (Local Hospital Networks Special Account) Determination 2013/01;

the Financial Management and Accountability Determination 2009/34 - Joint Australian U.S. Geological and Geophysical Research Station Special Account Establishment 2009;

the Financial Management and Accountability Determination 2008/24 - Indigenous Communities Strategic Investment Program Special Account Establishment 2008.

a reference to an official were a reference to an official within the meaning of the PGPA Act; and

a reference to public money were a reference to relevant money within the meaning of the PGPA Act; and

a reference to a designated Special Account appropriation were a reference to an appropriation under section 80 of the PGPA Act that relates to:

(i) the COAG Reform Fund established by the COAG Reform Fund Act 2008; or

(ii) a special account (within the meaning of the PGPA Act) established by the Nation-building Funds Act 2008.

amounts (other than amounts that relate to GST) that are received before that time; and

amounts that relate to GST that are received before 1 July 2015.

section 49 (which deals with annual financial statements);

section 51 (which deals with reporting requirements if an Agency ceases to exist or Agency functions are transferred);

section 55 (which deals with the preparation of annual financial statements by the Finance Minister);

section 56 (which deals with auditing the Finance Minister’s annual financial statements);

section 57 (which deals with auditing the annual financial statements of an Agency).

section 58 of the FMA Act;

any other section of the Act to the extent that it relates to that section or regulations made for the purposes of that section.

an item of this Part continues the operation of a provision of the FMA Act; and

regulations or any other instrument are in force immediately before the commencement time for the purposes of the provision.

commenced before 1 July 2014; and

either:

ended on 30 June 2014; or

had not ended on 30 June 2014.

section 9 (which deals with directors preparing annual reports);

section 10 (which deals with modified requirements for a Commonwealth authority’s first year of existence);

section 12 (which deals with auditing a relevant subsidiary’s financial statements);

section 14 (which deals with estimates);

section 36 (which deals with annual reports for Commonwealth companies);

section 37 (which deals with auditing relevant subsidiary’s financial statements);

section 39 (which deals with estimates);

Schedule 1 (which deals with annual report for Commonwealth authorities).

operations that occur before that time; and

requirements to provide reports, documents or information made before that time.

an item of this Part continues the operation of a provision of the CAC Act; and

regulations or any other instrument are in force immediately before the commencement time for the purposes of the provision.

(a) in relation to a Commonwealth entity or a Commonwealth company—has the same meaning as in the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013; and

in relation to a Commonwealth partner—means the Minister responsible for achieving the Commonwealth purpose concerned; and

in relation to a subsidiary of a corporate Commonwealth entity or a Commonwealth company—the responsible Minister for the entity or company concerned.

(a) annual financial statements of Commonwealth entities in accordance with the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013; and

annual financial statements of Commonwealth companies in accordance with that Act; and

annual financial statements of subsidiaries of corporate Commonwealth entities and Commonwealth companies in accordance with that Act.

section 11 of this Act; or

(b) subsection 30(3) of the Governance of Australian Government Superannuation Schemes Act 2011;

are a debt due to the Commonwealth; and

may be recovered by the Auditor-General, on behalf of the Commonwealth, by action in a court of competent jurisdiction.

are a debt due to the Commonwealth; and

may be recovered by the Auditor-General, on behalf of the Commonwealth, by action in a court of competent jurisdiction.

a Commonwealth entity; or

a Commonwealth company; or

a subsidiary of a corporate Commonwealth entity or a Commonwealth company.

a corporate Commonwealth entity that is a GBE, or of any of its subsidiaries; or

a wholly-owned Commonwealth company that is a GBE, or any of its subsidiaries.

cause a copy of the report to be tabled in each House of the Parliament; and

give a copy of the report to the responsible Minister; and

give a copy of the report:

if the audit is of a Commonwealth entity—to an official who is, or is a member of, the accountable authority of the entity; or

if the audit is of a Commonwealth company—to a director of the company; or

if the audit is of a subsidiary of a corporate Commonwealth entity or Commonwealth company—to a person who is, or is a member of, the governing body of the subsidiary; and

to the extent that the report relates to the operations of a Commonwealth partner—give a copy of the report to a person who is, or is a member of, the governing body of the Commonwealth partner.

(a) employed or engaged under the Members of Parliament (Staff) Act 1984; and

(b) prescribed by an Act or rules made for the purposes of the definition of Department of State or Parliamentary Department in section 8 of the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 in relation to the entity.

to the extent that the report relates to the operations of a Commonwealth entity—give a copy of the report to a person who is, or is a member of, the accountable authority of the entity; and

to the extent that the report relates to the operations of a Commonwealth company—give a copy of the report to a director of the company; and

to the extent that the report relates to the operations of a subsidiary of a corporate Commonwealth entity or a Commonwealth company—give a copy of the report to a person who is, or is a member of, the governing body of the subsidiary; and

(h) to the extent that the report relates to the operations of a Commonwealth partner—give a copy of the report to a person who is, or is a member of, the governing body of the Commonwealth partner.

the appropriateness of the performance measures (however described) of:

a Commonwealth entity; or

a Commonwealth company; or

a subsidiary of a corporate Commonwealth entity or a Commonwealth company; and

reporting by the entity, company or subsidiary against those measures.

a corporate Commonwealth entity that is a GBE, or of any of its subsidiaries; or

a wholly-owned Commonwealth company that is a GBE, or of any of its subsidiaries.

cause a copy of the report to be tabled in each House of the Parliament; and

give a copy of the report to the responsible Minister; and

give a copy of the report:

if the audit is of a Commonwealth entity—to an official who is, or is a member of, the accountable authority of the entity; or

if the audit is of a Commonwealth company—to a director of the company; or

if the audit is of a subsidiary of a corporate Commonwealth entity or Commonwealth company—to a person who is, or is a member of, the governing body of the subsidiary.

(c) give a copy of the report to a person who is, or is a member of, the governing body of the Commonwealth partner.

give a copy of the proposed report to an official who is, or is a member of, the accountable authority of the entity; and

to the extent that the proposed report relates to the operations of a Commonwealth partner—give a person who is, or is a member of, the governing body of the Commonwealth partner:

a copy of the proposed report; or

extracts of the parts of the proposed report that deal with the audit of the Commonwealth partner; or

extracts of the proposed report that include the parts of the proposed report that deal with the audit of the Commonwealth partner.

give a copy of the proposed report to:

if the audit is of a Commonwealth company—to a director of the company; or

if the audit is of a subsidiary of a corporate Commonwealth entity or Commonwealth company—to a person who is, or is a member of, the governing body of the subsidiary; and

to the extent that the proposed report relates to the operations of a Commonwealth partner—give a person who is, or is a member of, the governing body of the Commonwealth partner:

a copy of the proposed report; or

extracts of the parts of the proposed report that deal with the audit of the Commonwealth partner; or

extracts of the proposed report that include the parts of the proposed report that deal with the audit of the Commonwealth partner.

if the audit is of a Commonwealth entity—to an official who is, or is a member of, the accountable authority of the entity; or

if the audit is of a Commonwealth company—to a director of the company; or

if the audit is of a subsidiary of a corporate Commonwealth entity or Commonwealth company—to a person who is, or is a member of, the governing body of the subsidiary.

the proposed report is included, or is to be included, in the proposed report on an audit under section 17; or

the audit of the Commonwealth partner was conducted as part of an audit under section 18.

in the case of a proposed report on an audit under within 14 days after receiving the proposed report, or the extract from the proposed report;section 18A (audit of performance measures)—

otherwise—within 28 days after receiving the proposed report, or the extract from the proposed report.

a Commonwealth entity; or

a Commonwealth company; or

a subsidiary of a corporate Commonwealth entity or a Commonwealth company.

a corporate Commonwealth entity that is a GBE, or of any of its subsidiaries; or

a wholly-owned Commonwealth company that is a GBE, or of any of its subsidiaries.

(ka) to consider the level of fees determined by the Auditor-General under subsection 16(1) of the Auditor-General Act 1997; and

that were commenced, but have not been completed, before the commencement time; or

that commence at or after the commencement time.

the Commonwealth; or

any authority of the Commonwealth that is not a body corporate.

the CEO; and

the Commission; and

the AFMA staff members.

to provide assistance and support to the Council, the NEPC Committee and any other committee established under section 33; and

to provide assistance and support to other Ministerial Councils as directed by the Council; and

to do anything incidental or conducive to the performance of the function referred to in paragraph (a) or (b).

amounts received by the Commonwealth from the States or Territories for the purposes of the Account;

amounts appropriated by the Parliament for the purposes of the Account;

amounts received by the Commonwealth in relation to performing any functions, or exercising any of the Council’s powers, under this Act;

amounts of any gifts given or bequests made for the purposes of the Account;

interest received by the Commonwealth from the investment of amounts debited from the Account;

amounts received by the Commonwealth in relation to property paid for with amounts debited from the Account.

paying or discharging the costs, expenses and other obligations incurred by the Commonwealth in the performance of the functions of:

the Council; or

the NEPC Committee; or

any other committee established under section 33;

either:

paying grants for amounts consistent with the aim of people enjoying the benefit of equivalent protection from air, water or soil pollution and from noise, wherever they live in Australia; or

paying or discharging the costs, expenses and other obligations incurred by the Commonwealth in undertaking projects with that aim;

paying any remuneration and allowances payable to any person under this Act;

meeting the expenses of administering the Account;

paying amounts that are required or permitted to be repaid under this Act;

paying for activities that are incidental to the purposes mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (e).

purposes related to external affairs, including:

purposes related to giving effect to an international agreement to which Australia is a party; and

purposes related to addressing matters of international concern; and

purposes related to a Territory; and

purposes related to the executive power of the Commonwealth; and

purposes related to matters that are peculiarly adapted to the government of a nation, and that cannot otherwise be carried on for the benefit of the nation; and

purposes related to matters incidental to the purposes referred to in paragraphs (a) to (d).

any legal or equitable estate or interest in real or personal property, whether actual, contingent or prospective; and

any right, power, privilege or immunity, whether actual, contingent or prospective.

the Australian Communications and Media Authority; or

the Australian Fisheries Management Authority; or

the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority; or

the NEPC Service Corporation; or

the Telecommunications Universal Service Management Agency.

a contract, deed, undertaking, arrangement or agreement; and

a notice, authority, order or instruction; and

regulations; and

an instrument made under an Act or regulations;

contains a reference to a decorporatised body; and

relates to an asset or liability of the body that, under this item, becomes an asset or liability of the Commonwealth;

identifies the land, whether by reference to a map or otherwise; and

states that the land has become vested in the Commonwealth under this Part; and

is lodged with the Registrar of Titles or other proper officer of the State or Territory in which the land is situated;

register the matter in a way that is the same as, or similar to, the way in which dealings in land of that kind are registered; and

deal with, and give effect to, the certificate.

identifies the asset; and

states that the asset has become vested in the Commonwealth under this Part; and

is lodged with the person or authority who, under a law of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory, under a trust instrument or otherwise, has responsibility for keeping a register in relation to assets of that kind;

deal with, and give effect to, the certificate as if it were a proper and appropriate instrument for transactions in relation to assets of that kind; and

make such entries in the register as are necessary, having regard to the effect of this Part.

the Secretary of the Department administered by that Minister; or

an SES employee, or acting SES employee, in that Department.

the person is taken, when this Schedule commences, to be employed under this Act as an employee of the Commonwealth without change to the terms and conditions of his or her employment; and

the person’s service as an employee of the decorporatised body is taken, for all purposes, to be continuous with his or her service as an employee of the Commonwealth.

the transfer of an asset or liability under this Part;

the operation of this Part in any other respect.

such money as is appropriated by the Parliament for the purposes of the APVMA; and

fees received by the Commonwealth under this Act, the Agvet Codes or the Agvet Regulations; and

any amounts of levy, late payment penalty or understatement penalty paid to the Commonwealth under any Act providing for the collection of a levy imposed in respect of the disposal of chemical products; and

any amounts paid by a State or a participating Territory to the Commonwealth for the purposes of the APVMA.

in payment or discharge of the costs, expenses and other obligations incurred by the APVMA in the performance of its functions and the exercise of its powers; and

in payment of any remuneration or allowances payable under this Act; and

in making any other payments that the APVMA is authorised or required to make by or under any law of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory that confers functions or powers on the APVMA.

in payment or discharge of the costs, expenses and other obligations incurred by the Commission in the performance of its functions and the exercise of its powers; and

in payment of any remuneration or allowances payable under this Act.

in payment or discharge of the costs, expenses and other obligations incurred by the Performance Authority in the performance of its functions and the exercise of its powers; and

in payment of any remuneration or allowances payable under this Act.

in payment or discharge of the costs, expenses and other obligations incurred by the Pricing Authority in the performance of its functions and the exercise of its powers; and

in payment of any remuneration or allowances payable under this Act.

(a) the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013;

(b) the Public Service Act 1999.

such money as is appropriated by the Parliament for the purposes of NOPSEMA; and

the following amounts paid to NOPSEMA on behalf of the Commonwealth:

amounts paid by way of safety investigation levy imposed by the Regulatory Levies Act;

amounts paid by way of late payment penalty under subsection 686(2); and

the following amounts paid to NOPSEMA on behalf of the Commonwealth:

amounts paid by way of safety case levy imposed by the Regulatory Levies Act;

amounts paid by way of late payment penalty under subsection 687(4); and

the following amounts paid to NOPSEMA on behalf of the Commonwealth:

amounts paid by way of well investigation levy imposed by the Regulatory Levies Act;

amounts paid by way of late payment penalty under subsection 688(2); and

the following amounts paid to NOPSEMA on behalf of the Commonwealth:

amounts paid by way of annual well levy imposed by the Regulatory Levies Act;

amounts paid by way of late payment penalty under subsection 688A(2); and

the following amounts paid to NOPSEMA on behalf of the Commonwealth:

amounts paid by way of well activity levy imposed by the Regulatory Levies Act;

amounts paid by way of late payment penalty under subsection 688B(2); and

the following amounts paid to NOPSEMA on behalf of the Commonwealth:

amounts paid by way of environment plan levy imposed by the Regulatory Levies Act;

amounts paid by way of late payment penalty under subsection 688C(2); and

any other amounts paid to NOPSEMA, on behalf of the Commonwealth, by a State or the Northern Territory; and

any other amounts paid to NOPSEMA on behalf of the Commonwealth.

in payment or discharge of the costs, expenses and other obligations incurred by NOPSEMA in the performance of its functions and the exercise of its powers; and

in payment of any remuneration or allowances payable under this Act.

from an act or omission in the bona fide execution of the powers vested in the Authority by or under the Agreement; or

because of the operation of section 239F, 239J or 239K (about transitional matters relating to the Murray-Darling Basin Commission).

if the payment relates to a liability of the Authority arising as described in paragraph (1)(a)—as described in paragraph (1)(a); or

if the payment relates to a liability of the Authority arising as described in paragraph (1)(b)—as described in paragraph (1)(b).

such money as is appropriated by the Parliament for the purposes of the Authority, and paid by the Commonwealth to the Authority for the purposes of the Account;

amounts paid by a Basin State to the Authority for the purpose of the performance of the Authority’s functions;

fees paid to the Authority in accordance with section 212;

interest received by the Authority from the investment of an amount standing to the credit of the Account;

amounts received by the Authority in relation to property paid for with amounts debited from the Account;

amounts received by the Authority in relation to assets that vest in the Authority under section 239C;

(g) amounts received by the Authority as refunds or repayments of the whole or part of amounts paid by the Murray-Darling Basin Commission before the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Water Amendment Act 2008;

amounts of any gifts given or bequests made for the purposes of the Account;

amounts not otherwise covered by this section that are received by the Authority (otherwise than under Part 8) in connection with the performance of the Authority’s functions under this Act or the regulations.

in payment or discharge of the costs, expenses and other obligations incurred by the Authority in the performance of the Authority’s functions;

in payment of any remuneration and allowances payable to any person under this Act;

meeting the expenses of administering the Account.

any legal or equitable estate or interest in real or personal property, whether actual, contingent or prospective; and

any right, power, privilege or immunity, whether actual, contingent or prospective;

(c) a Living Murray Initiative asset (Water Act 2007);within the meaning of section 239E of the

(d) a River Murray Operations asset (Water Act 2007).within the meaning of section 239D of the

the Australian Human Rights Commission; or

the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority; or

the Independent Hospital Pricing Authority; or

the Murray-Darling Basin Authority; or

the National Health Performance Authority; or

the National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority.

a contract, deed, undertaking, arrangement or agreement; and

a notice, authority, order or instruction; and

regulations; and

an instrument made under an Act or regulations;

was held by a corporatised body; and

taken to be the property of the Commonwealth;

was a liability of a corporatised body; and

taken to be a liability of the Commonwealth;

neither subitem (1) nor (2) applies to the amount; and

the Commonwealth must pay an equivalent amount to the corporatised body.

subitem (1) or (2), and subitem (4), do not apply in relation to a specified asset; or

subitems (3) and (4) do not apply in relation to a specified liability.

a specified asset or liability vests in the corporatised body at a specified time (that is on or after the commencement day); and

the corporatised body becomes the successor in law in relation to that asset or liability at that specified time.

any proceedings to which the Commonwealth was a party were pending in any court or tribunal immediately before the commencement day; and

the proceedings:

relate to an asset or liability that, as a result of this Part, becomes an asset or liability of the corporatised body; or

otherwise relate to the corporatised body.

identifies the land, whether by reference to a map or otherwise; and

states that the land has become vested in the corporatised body under this Part; and

is lodged with the Registrar of Titles or other proper officer of the State or Territory in which the land is situated;

register the matter in a way that is the same as, or similar to, the way in which dealings in land of that kind are registered; and

deal with, and give effect to, the certificate.

identifies the asset; and

states that the asset has become vested in the corporatised body under this Part; and

is lodged with the person or authority who, under a law of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory, under a trust instrument or otherwise, has responsibility for keeping a register in relation to assets of that kind;

deal with, and give effect to, the certificate as if it were a proper and appropriate instrument for transactions in relation to assets of that kind; and

make such entries in the register as are necessary, having regard to the effect of this Part.

an instrument was in force immediately before the commencement day; and

the instrument contains a reference to the Commonwealth and the reference:

relates to an asset or liability that, as a result of this Part, becomes an asset or liability of the corporatised body; or

otherwise relates to the corporatised body; and

the instrument is not part of, or associated with, a register referred to in item 103.

the transfer of an asset or liability under this Part;

the operation of this Part in any other respect.

the Secretary of the Department administered by that Minister; or

an SES employee, or acting SES employee, in that Department.

to be a non-corporate Commonwealth entity, and not to be a corporate Commonwealth entity; and

to be a part of the Commonwealth; and

not to be a body corporate.

to be a non-corporate Commonwealth entity, and not to be a corporate Commonwealth entity; and

to be a part of the Commonwealth; and

not to be a body corporate.

to be a non-corporate Commonwealth entity, and not to be a corporate Commonwealth entity; and

to be a part of the Commonwealth; and

not to be a body corporate.

not to be a corporate Commonwealth entity; and

to be a part of the Commonwealth, and a part of the Commission; and

not to be a body corporate.

the following group of persons is a listed entity:

the Registrar;

the District Registrars, Conference Registrars, Deputy Registrars and staff of the Tribunal referred to in subsection 24N(1); and

the listed entity is to be known as the Administrative Appeals Tribunal; and

the Registrar is the accountable authority of the listed entity; and

the persons referred to in paragraph (a) are officials of the listed entity; and

the purposes of the listed entity include the Registrar’s function to assist the President in the management of the administrative affairs of the Tribunal (see section 24B).

the Archives is a listed entity; and

the Director-General is the accountable authority of the Archives; and

the following persons are officials of the Archives:

the Director-General;

the staff of the Archives referred to in section 9; and

the purposes of the Archives include the functions of the Archives referred to in subsection (2).

the following combination of bodies is a listed entity:

the Agency;

the Asbestos Safety and Eradication Council; and

the listed entity is to be known as the Asbestos Safety and Eradication Agency; and

the CEO is the accountable authority of the listed entity; and

the following persons are officials of the listed entity:

the CEO;

the members of a committee established under section 24;

the staff of the Agency;

consultants engaged under section 26;

persons whose services are made available to the Agency under section 27;

the Council members;

the members of a committee established under section 30A; and

the purposes of the listed entity include:

the functions of the Agency referred to in section 8; and

the functions of the CEO referred to in section 11; and

the functions of the Asbestos Safety and Eradication Council referred to in section 29.

the Audit Office is a listed entity; and

the Auditor-General is the accountable authority of the Audit Office; and

the following persons are officials of the Audit Office:

the Auditor-General;

the staff referred to in section 40;

persons engaged under contract as referred to in section 27; and

the purposes of the Audit Office include:

the Auditor-General functions; and

the function of the Audit Office referred to in section 39.

the Quality Agency is a listed entity; and

the CEO is the accountable authority of the Quality Agency; and

the following persons are officials of the Quality Agency:

the CEO;

the staff of the Quality Agency;

persons assisting the CEO referred to in section 27;

consultants engaged under section 28; and

the purposes of the Quality Agency include:

the function of the Quality Agency referred to in section 9; and

the functions of the CEO referred to in section 12.

the Bureau is a listed entity; and

the Statistician is the accountable authority of the Bureau; and

the following persons are officials of the Bureau:

the Statistician;

the staff referred to in subsection 16(1);

persons engaged under subsection 16(2); and

the purposes of the Bureau include:

the functions of the Bureau referred to in section 6; and

the functions of the Statistician referred to in subsection (4) and section 4.

the Authority is a listed entity; and

the Chief Executive is the accountable authority of the Authority; and

the following persons are officials of the Authority:

the Chief Executive;

the Chairperson;

the staff of the Authority referred to in subsection 47(1);

persons whose services are made available to the Authority under subsection 47(3);

consultants engaged under section 48; and

the purposes of the Authority include:

the functions of the Authority referred to in section 6; and

the functions of the Chief Executive referred to in section 46.

the following combination of bodies is a listed entity:

the Centre;

the Commission;

the Council; and

the listed entity is to be known as the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research; and

the CEO is the accountable authority of the listed entity; and

the following persons are officials of the listed entity:

the CEO;

the Commissioners;

the members of the Council referred to in subsection 19(1);

the staff of the Centre referred to in section 30;

persons whose services are made available to the CEO under section 31;

consultants engaged under section 32; and

the purposes of the listed entity include:

the functions of the CEO referred to in section 5; and

the functions of the staff of the Centre referred to in section 6; and

the functions of the Commission referred to in section 9; and

the function of the Council referred to in section 18.

the ACMA is a listed entity; and

the Chair is the accountable authority of the ACMA; and

the ACMA officials are officials of the ACMA; and

the purposes of the ACMA include the functions of the ACMA referred to in Division 2 of Part 2.

the ACC is a listed entity; and

the CEO is the accountable authority of the ACC; and

the following persons are officials of the ACC:

the CEO;

the examiners;

the staff of the ACC referred to in subsection 47(1);

consultants engaged under subsection 48(1);

persons whose services are made available to the ACC under section 49; and

the purposes of the ACC include:

the functions of the ACC referred to in section 7A; and

the functions of the CEO referred to in section 46A.

the Australian Federal Police is a listed entity; and

the Commissioner of Police is the accountable authority of the Australian Federal Police; and

the persons referred to in subsection (1) are officials of the Australian Federal Police; and

the purposes of the Australian Federal Police include the functions of the Australian Federal Police referred to in section 8.

the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner is a listed entity; and

the Information Commissioner is the accountable authority of the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner; and

the following persons are officials of the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner:

the information officers;

the staff mentioned in Part 3;

consultants engaged under section 24; and

the purposes of the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner include:

the functions of the Information Commissioner referred to in section 10; and

the functions of the Freedom of Information Commissioner referred to in section 11; and

the functions of the Privacy Commissioner referred to in section 12.

the Commission is a listed entity; and

the President is the accountable authority of the Commission; and

the following persons are officials of the Commission:

the President;

the other members;

the staff of the Commission referred to in subsection 43(1); and

the purposes of the Commission include the functions of the Commission referred to in section 21.

the following combination of bodies is a listed entity:

the Authority;

the Advisory Council; and

the listed entity is to be known as the Australian Organ and Tissue Donation and Transplantation Authority; and

the CEO is the accountable authority of the listed entity; and

the following persons are officials of the listed entity:

the CEO;

the staff of the Authority;

the Advisory Council members;

consultants engaged under section 26;

persons whose services are made available to the CEO under section 27;

an expert advisory committee member; and

the purposes of the listed entity include:

the function of the Authority referred to in section 9; and

the functions of the CEO referred to in section 11; and

the function of the Advisory Council referred to in section 32; and

the function of an expert advisory committee referred to in section 45.

APRA is a listed entity; and

the Chair is the accountable authority of APRA; and

the following persons are officials of APRA:

the Chair;

the other APRA members;

the APRA staff members; and

the purposes of APRA include:

the purposes of APRA referred to in section 8; and

the functions of APRA referred to in section 9.

ARPANSA is a listed entity; and

the CEO is the accountable authority of ARPANSA; and

the following persons are officials of ARPANSA:

the CEO;

the staff assisting the CEO referred to in subsection 58(1); and

the purposes of ARPANSA include the functions of the CEO referred to in section 15.

the ARC is a listed entity; and

the CEO is the accountable authority of the ARC; and

the following persons are officials of the ARC:

the CEO;

the members of the designated committees;

the staff of the ARC; and

the purposes of the ARC include:

the function of the ARC referred to in section 6; and

the functions of the designated committees referred to in section 31; and

the functions of the CEO referred to in section 33B.

ASIC is a listed entity; and

the Chairperson is the accountable authority of ASIC; and

the following persons are officials of ASIC:

the Chairperson;

the other members of ASIC;

staff members; and

the purposes of ASIC include the functions of ASIC referred to in sections 11 and 12A.

the following combination of bodies is a listed entity:

the ASADA;

the Advisory Group;

the ADRVP; and

the listed entity is to be known as the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority; and

the CEO is the accountable authority of the listed entity; and

the following persons are officials of the listed entity:

the CEO;

the ASADA staff;

the Advisory Group members;

the ADRVP members;

the persons whose services are made available to the CEO under section 24M;

an advisory committee member; and

the purposes of the listed entity include:

the function of the ASADA referred to in section 20B; and

the functions of the CEO referred to in section 21; and

the function of the Advisory Group referred to in section 25A; and

the functions of the ADRVP referred to in section 41; and

the functions of an advisory committee.

the Commission is a listed entity; and

the CEO is the accountable authority of the Commission; and

the following persons are officials of the Commission:

the CEO;

the staff of the Commission referred to in section 60;

consultants engaged under section 62; and

the purposes of the Commission include:

the function of the Commission referred to in section 7A; and

the functions of the CEO referred to in section 8.

the following group of persons is a listed entity:

the Inspector-General;

(ii) persons engaged under the Public Service Act 1999 to assist the Inspector-General; and

the listed entity is to be known as the Australian Financial Security Authority; and

the Inspector-General is the accountable authority of the Australian Financial Security Authority; and

the persons referred to in paragraph (a) are officials of the Australian Financial Security Authority; and

the purposes of the Australian Financial Security Authority include the functions of the Inspector-General referred to in subsection 11(2) and section 12.

the following combination of bodies is a listed entity:

Cancer Australia;

the Advisory Council; and

the listed entity is to be known as Cancer Australia; and

the Chief Executive Officer is the accountable authority of the listed entity; and

the following persons are officials of the listed entity:

the Chief Executive Officer;

the staff of Cancer Australia referred to in section 8;

the Advisory Council members;

consultants engaged under section 9; and

the purposes of the listed entity include:

the functions of Cancer Australia referred to in section 7; and

the responsibility of the Chief Executive Officer referred to in section 11; and

the function of the Advisory Council referred to in section 26.

the Commission is a listed entity; and

the Electoral Commissioner is the accountable authority of the Commission; and

the following persons are officials of the Commission:

the Electoral Commissioner;

the Deputy Electoral Commissioner;

the Australian Electoral Officer for a State or Territory;

the staff of the Commission referred to in section 29; and

the purposes of the Commission include:

the functions of the Commission referred to in section 7; and

the functions of the Electoral Commissioner referred to in subsection 18(2).

the Commission is a listed entity; and

the Secretary of the Commission is the accountable authority of the Commission; and

the following persons are officials of the Commission:

the Chairperson;

the other members;

the Secretary;

(iv) persons engaged under the Public Service Act 1999 to assist the Commission; and

the purposes of the Commission include the functions of the Commission referred to in subsection (2).

the following combination of bodies is a listed entity:

the Commission;

the AER; and

the listed entity is to be known as the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission; and

the Chairperson is the accountable authority of the listed entity; and

the following persons are officials of the listed entity:

the Chairperson;

the other members of the Commission;

the associate members of the Commission;

the AER members;

persons engaged under section 27; and

the purposes of the listed entity include:

the functions conferred on the Commission by this Act; and

the functions of the AER under Division 3 of Part IIIAA.

ComSuper is a listed entity; and

the CEO is the accountable authority of ComSuper; and

the following persons are officials of ComSuper:

the CEO;

the staff of ComSuper;

consultants engaged under section 20; and

the purposes of ComSuper include:

the function of ComSuper referred to in section 6; and

the function of the CEO referred to in section 8; and

the functions conferred on the CEO by any other law of the Commonwealth.

the following combination of bodies is a listed entity:

the Institute;

the Advisory Council; and

the listed entity is to be known as the Australian Institute of Criminology; and

the Director is the accountable authority of the listed entity; and

the following persons are officials of the listed entity:

the Director;

the staff of the Institute;

the members of the Advisory Council;

consultants engaged under section 24; and

the purposes of the listed entity include:

the functions of the Institute referred to in section 6; and

the functions of the Director referred to in section 16; and

the functions of the Advisory Council referred to in subsection 33(2).

the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service is a listed entity; and

the CEO is the accountable authority of the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service; and

the persons referred to in subsection (3) are officials of the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service; and

the purposes of the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service include the functions of the CEO under a law of customs or any other law of the Commonwealth.

the Office is a listed entity; and

the Director is the accountable authority of the Office; and

the persons referred to in subsection (3) are officials of the Office (other than persons engaged under subsection 28(1)); and

the purposes of the Office include the functions of the Director referred to in section 6.

the following group of persons is a listed entity:

the General Manager;

the staff of the FWC referred to in section 670;

persons whose services are made available to the FWC under section 672;

consultants engaged under section 673; and

the listed entity is to be known as the Fair Work Commission; and

the General Manager is the accountable authority of the listed entity; and

the persons referred to in paragraph (a) are officials of the listed entity; and

the purposes of the listed entity include the functions of the General Manager referred to in section 657.

the following group of persons is a listed entity:

the Chief Executive Officer;

the officers of the Court referred to in subsection 38N(1);

the staff of the Registries referred to in subsection 38N(7);

(iv) the officers of the Federal Circuit Court referred to in subsection 99(1) of the Federal Circuit Court of Australia Act 1999;

the staff of the Federal Circuit Court referred to in section 112 of that Act; and

the listed entity is to be known as the Family Court and Federal Circuit Court; and

the Chief Executive Officer is the accountable authority of the listed entity; and

the persons referred to in paragraph (a) are officials of the listed entity; and

the purposes of the listed entity include the functions of the Chief Executive Officer under:

sections 38B and 38BA of this Act; and

(ii) sections 93A and 96 of the Federal Circuit Court of Australia Act 1999.

the Institute is a listed entity; and

the Director is the accountable authority of the Institute; and

the persons referred to in subsection (1B) are officials of the Institute; and

the purposes of the Institute include:

the functions of the Director referred to in subsection (2); and

the function of the Institute referred to in subsection (2A).

the following group of persons is a listed entity:

the Registrar;

the officers of the Court referred to in subsection 18N(1);

the staff of the Registries referred to in subsection 18N(7);

the Registrar of the National Native Title Tribunal;

the Deputy Registrars of the National Native Title Tribunal;

(vi) the staff assisting the National Native Title Tribunal referred to in subsection 130(1) of the Native Title Act 1993;

consultants engaged under section 132 of that Act; and

the listed entity is to be known as the Federal Court of Australia; and

the Registrar is the accountable authority of the listed entity; and

the persons referred to in paragraph (a) are officials of the listed entity; and

the purposes of the listed entity include the functions of the Registrar:

to assist the Chief Justice in the management of the administrative affairs of the Court (see section 18B of this Act); and

(ii) to assist the President of the National Native Title Tribunal in the management of the administrative affairs of the Tribunal (see subsection 129(1) of the Native Title Act 1993).

the Authority is a listed entity; and

the CEO is the accountable authority of the Authority; and

the following persons are officials of the Authority:

the CEO;

the other commissioners;

the AFMA staff members;

consultants engaged under subsection 69(1);

persons engaged under contract to assist the Authority; and

the purposes of the Authority include:

the objectives referred to in section 6; and

the functions of the Authority referred to in section 7.

the Agency is a listed entity; and

the Chair is the accountable authority of the Agency; and

the following persons are officials of the Agency:

the Chair;

the staff of the Future Fund Management Agency;

consultants engaged under subsection 78(1);

persons whose services are made available to the Agency under subsection 78(3); and

the purposes of the Agency include the functions of the Agency referred to in section 75.

the Office is a listed entity; and

the Official Secretary is the accountable authority of the Office; and

the persons referred to in subsection (2) are officials of the Office; and

the purposes of the Office include the functions of the Office referred to in subsection (3).

the Authority is a listed entity; and

the Chairperson is the accountable authority of the Authority; and

the following persons are officials of the Authority:

the Chairperson;

the other members;

the staff of the Authority referred to in subsection 40(1);

persons engaged under section 41; and

the purposes of the Authority include the functions of the Authority referred to in section 7.

the following group of persons is a listed entity:

the Director;

the Deputy Directors;

(iii) the staff assisting the Director referred to in section 106ZM;

persons whose services are made available to assist the Director under section 106ZN;

consultants engaged under section 106ZP; and

the listed entity is to be known as the Professional Services Review Scheme; and

the Director is the accountable authority of the listed entity; and

the persons referred to in paragraph (a) are officials of the listed entity; and

the purposes of the listed entity include the functions of the Director referred to in subsection 83(3).

the following group of persons is a listed entity:

the Inspector-General;

the staff assisting the Inspector-General referred to in section 32; and

the listed entity is to be known as the Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security; and

the Inspector-General is the accountable authority of the Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security; and

the persons referred to in paragraph (a) are officials of the Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security; and

the purposes of the Office of the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security include the functions of the Inspector-General referred to in sections 8, 9 and 9A.

the following group of persons is a listed entity:

the Inspector-General;

the Inspector-General’s staff; and

the listed entity is to be known as the Inspector-General of Taxation; and

the Inspector-General is the accountable authority of the listed entity; and

the persons referred to in paragraph (a) are officials of the listed entity; and

the purposes of the listed entity include the functions of the Inspector-General referred to in section 7.

ASIS is a listed entity; and

the Director-General is the accountable authority of ASIS; and

the following persons are officials of ASIS:

the Director-General;

the staff of ASIS referred to in subsection 33(1); and

the purposes of ASIS include the functions of ASIS referred to in section 6.

ACLEI is a listed entity; and

the Integrity Commissioner is the accountable authority of ACLEI; and

the staff members of ACLEI are officials of ACLEI; and

the purposes of ACLEI include:

the function of ACLEI referred to in section 196; and

the functions of the Integrity Commissioner referred to in section 15.

the following group of persons is a listed entity:

the Director;

(ii) persons engaged under the Public Service Act 1999 to assist the Director; and

the listed entity is to be known as the Bureau of Meteorology; and

the Director is the accountable authority of the listed entity; and

the persons referred to in paragraph (a) are officials of the listed entity; and

the purposes of the listed entity include the functions of the Bureau referred to in section 6.

the NBA is a listed entity; and

the General Manager is the accountable authority of the NBA; and

the following persons are officials of the NBA:

the General Manager;

the NBA staff;

consultants engaged under section 37; and

the purposes of the NBA include the functions of the NBA referred to in section 8.

the NHMRC is a listed entity; and

the CEO is the accountable authority of the NHMRC; and

the following persons are officials of the NHMRC:

the CEO;

the members of the Council;

the members of a committee;

the staff of the NHMRC;

the Commissioner;

consultants engaged under section 46;

(vii) persons whose services are made available to the NHMRC under Research Involving Human Embryos Act 2002); andsection 48 (other than a person who is an inspector within the meaning of the

the purposes of the NHMRC include:

the function of the NHMRC referred to in section 5C; and

the functions of the CEO referred to in section 7; and

the functions of the Council referred to in section 21; and

(iv) the functions of a committee established under subsection 35(1), 35(5) or 39(1) (including the functions of the Embryo Research Licensing Committee of the NHMRC referred to in Research Involving Human Embryos Act 2002); andsection 14 of the

the functions of the Commissioner referred to in section 56.

the Funding Body is a listed entity; and

the Funding Body CEO is the accountable authority of the Funding Body; and

the following persons are officials of the Funding Body:

the Funding Body CEO;

the staff of the Funding Body;

persons whose services are made available to the Funding Body under section 265;

consultants engaged under section 266; and

the purposes of the Funding Body include the function of the Funding Body referred to in section 252.

the National VET Regulator is a listed entity; and

the Chief Executive Officer is the accountable authority of the National VET Regulator; and

the following persons are officials of the National VET Regulator:

the Chief Commissioner;

the other Commissioners;

the Chief Executive Officer;

members of the staff of the Regulator;

consultants engaged under section 184; and

the purposes of the National VET Regulator include the functions of the National VET Regulator referred to in section 157.

the NWC is a listed entity; and

the CEO is the accountable authority of the NWC; and

the following persons are officials of the NWC:

the CEO;

the Commissioners;

the staff of the NWC referred to in section 35;

persons whose services are made available to the NWC under section 36;

consultants engaged under section 37; and

the purposes of the NWC include:

the functions of the NWC referred to in section 7; and

the functions of the CEO referred to in section 24.

the Office of National Assessments is a listed entity; and

the Director-General is the accountable authority of the Office of National Assessments; and

the persons referred to in subsection (3) are officials of the Office of National Assessments; and

the purposes of the Office of National Assessments include the functions of the Office of National Assessments referred to in section 5.

the following group of persons is a listed entity:

the Commonwealth Ombudsman;

the Deputy Commonwealth Ombudsmen;

the staff referred to in subsection 31(1); and

the listed entity is to be known as the Office of the Commonwealth Ombudsman; and

the Commonwealth Ombudsman is the accountable authority of the Office of the Commonwealth Ombudsman; and

the persons referred to in paragraph (a) are officials of the Office of the Commonwealth Ombudsman; and

the purposes of the Office of the Commonwealth Ombudsman include:

the functions of the Commonwealth Ombudsman referred to in subsection 4(2) and section 5; and

the functions of the Defence Force Ombudsman referred to in section 19C; and

the functions of the Postal Industry Ombudsman referred to in section 19M; and

the functions of the Overseas Students Ombudsman referred to in section 19ZJ.

the Office of Parliamentary Counsel is a listed entity; and

the First Parliamentary Counsel is the accountable authority of the Office; and

the persons referred to in subsection (3) are officials of the Office; and

the purposes of the Office include the functions of the Office referred to in section 3.

the following group of persons is a listed entity:

the Private Health Insurance Ombudsman;

the staff assisting the Private Health Insurance Ombudsman referred to in subsection 253-45(1); and

the listed entity is to be known as the Private Health Insurance Ombudsman; and

the Private Health Insurance Ombudsman is the accountable authority of the listed entity; and

the persons referred to in paragraph (a) are officials of the listed entity; and

the purposes of the listed entity include the functions of the Private Health Insurance Ombudsman referred to in section 238-5.

the Commission is a listed entity; and

the Chair is the accountable authority of the Commission; and

the following persons are officials of the Commission:

the Chair;

the other members;

the staff of the Commission referred to in section 44;

consultants engaged under section 45; and

the purposes of the Commission include the functions of the Commission referred to in section 6 and Part 4.

Safe Work Australia is a listed entity; and

the CEO is the accountable authority of Safe Work Australia; and

the following persons are officials of Safe Work Australia:

the CEO;

the other members;

the staff of Safe Work Australia referred to in section 59;

persons whose services are made available to Safe Work Australia under section 61; and

the purposes of Safe Work Australia include the functions of Safe Work Australia referred to in section 6.

TUSMA is a listed entity; and

the CEO is the accountable authority of TUSMA; and

the following persons are officials of TUSMA:

the CEO;

the staff of TUSMA referred to in section 71;

consultants engaged under section 72;

persons whose services are made available to TUSMA under section 73; and

the purposes of TUSMA include the functions of TUSMA referred to in section 32.

TEQSA is a listed entity; and

the Commissioners are the accountable authority of TEQSA; and

the following persons are officials of TEQSA:

the Commissioners;

the Chief Executive Officer;

the staff of TEQSA referred to in section 156; and

the purposes of TEQSA include the functions of TEQSA referred to in section 134.

the ATSB is a listed entity; and

the Chief Executive Officer is the accountable authority of the ATSB; and

the following persons are officials of the ATSB:

the Chief Executive Officer;

the other Commissioners;

the staff of the ATSB referred to in section 16;

persons whose services are made available to the ATSB under section 16A;

consultants engaged under section 16B;

special investigators; and

the purposes of the ATSB include:

the functions of the ATSB referred to in section 12AA; and

the functions of the Chief Executive Officer referred to in section 15A.

the Agency is a listed entity; and

the Director of Workplace Gender Equality is the accountable authority of the Agency; and

the persons referred to in subsection (2) are officials of the Agency; and

the purposes of the Agency include the functions of the Agency referred to in section 10.

(e) fails, without reasonable excuse, to comply with Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 (which deals with the duty to disclose interests) or rules made for the purposes of that section; orsection 29 of the

fails, without reasonable excuse, to comply with:

subsection 144M(1) or (2); or

(ii) Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 (which deals with the duty to disclose interests) or rules made for the purposes of that section; orsection 29 of the

(b) the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 or any legislative instruments made under that Act.