Submissions Received

Feedback Summary

Close to 70 written submissions have been received on the CFAR Discussion Paper. Two thirds of the submissions came from Commonwealth Government entities. Submissions also came from the private sector, professional representative bodies, not-for-profits, academics and individuals.

The Discussion Paper highlighted key propositions for reforming the framework, under seven themes.  The following links provide a brief summary of the feedback received on each of the key propositions, and several other key proposals (shown in blue).

• cfar-discussion-paper-feedback-summary doc
• cfar-discussion-paper-feedback-summary pdf

Submissions Received

Interested individuals and organisations were invited to respond to the Discussion Paper or raise any additional matters they believed may be relevant.

Reminder: If you would like your submission or any part of it to be treated as confidential, please indicate this clearly on your submission.

List of submissions

• No. 1 Confidentiality requested
• No.2 Family Court of Australia
• No.3 National Blood Authority
• No.4 Australasian Evaluation Society
• No.5 Mark Goyne
• No.6 Indigenous Land Corporation
• No.7 Clerk of the Senate
• No.8 Garry Brooke
• No.9 Australian Customs and Border Protection Service
• No.10 Australian Institute of Marine Science
• No.11 Business Council of Australia
• No.12 Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre
• No.13 Institute of Public Administration Australia ACT
• No.14 Australian Hearing
• No.15 UnitingCare Australia
• No.16 Indigenous Business Australia
• No.17 Australia Council for the Arts
• No.18 Confidentiality requested
• No.19 Aged Care Standards and Accreditation Agency Ltd
• No.20 CPA Australia
• No.21 National Film and Sound Archive Australia
• No.22 Confidentiality requested
• No.23 Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia
• No.24 Australian Centre for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies
• No.25 Australian Bureau of Statistics
• No.26 Food Standards Australia New Zealand
• No.27 Community and Public Sector Union
• No.28 Attorney-General’s Department
• No.29 Chartered Secretaries Australia
• No.30 Numerical Advantage Pty. Ltd.
• No.31 Institute of Internal Auditors Australia
• No.32 Australian Customs and Border Protection Service
• No.33 Deloitte
• No.34 Office of the Gene Technology Regulator
• No.35 Mark Moran and Doug Porter
• No.36 Australian Broadcasting Corporation
• No.37 Riley & Riley and Capital Training
• No.38 Kevin McAndrew
• No. 39 Confidentiality requested
• No. 40 Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
• No. 41 CSIRO
• No. 42 National Library of Australia
• No. 43 Australian National Audit Office
• No. 44 Australian War Memorial
• No. 45 Australian Securities and Investment Commission
• No. 46 Australian Electoral Commission
• No. 47 Department of Human Services
• No. 48 Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations
• No. 49 Department of Health and Ageing
• No. 50 Community Council for Australia
• No. 51 Office of the Australian Information Commissioner
• No. 52 Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water Population and Communities
• No. 53 Australian National Preventive Health Agency (ANPHA)
• No. 54 Not for profit Reform Council
• No. 55 Australian Taxation Office
• No. 56 ANZSOG Institute for Governance
• No. 57 Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA)
• No. 58 Department of Industry, Innovation, Science, Research and Tertiary Education (DIISRTE)
• No. 59 Airservices
• No.60 Defence
• No. 61 Confidentiality requested
• No. 62 Confidentiality requested
• No. 63 Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs – Confidentiality requested
• No. 64 Confidentiality requested
• No. 65 Confidentiality requested
• No. 66 SBS
• No. 67 Department of Veterans’ Affairs