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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 21/10/2009 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : Department of the Treasury : [Senate Estimates]

Department of the Treasury 109 0 CHAIR 10000 CHAIR 109 —I reopen this public hearing of the Senate Economics Legislation Committee. The Senate has referred to the committee the particulars of proposed expenditure for 2009-10 and

Date: 21/10/2009 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/12500/0013 - Source: Senate

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 01/06/2006 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : Australian Competition and Consumer Commission : [Senate Estimates]

Australian Competition and Consumer Commission 25 0 CHAIR 10000 CHAIR 25 —I welcome to the table Mr Samuel, the chairman, and officers of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. Mr Samuel, another birthday appearance, I note, from this morning’s press.

Date: 01/06/2006 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/9363/0004 - Source: Senate

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 05/06/2003 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : Australian Office of Financial Management : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —I call to order this resumed hearing of the Senate Economics Legislation Committee considering the Treasury estimates. I welcome to the table Dr Henry, the Secretary to the Treasury, and officers from the Australian Office of Financial Management. My understanding of the program is that we will proceed this

Date: 05/06/2003 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/6477/0017 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 13/02/2003 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : Australian Office of Financial Management : [Senate Estimates]

Senator CONROY —I would like to ask about the table headed `Funding requirement' on page 33 of the AOFM annual report. At the top of the table you use the term `Net funding requirement', and under that is `Headline budget balance' and `Other financing'. Could you explain the meaning of

Date: 13/02/2003 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/6150/0007 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 21/11/2002 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —We now turn to examination of the Treasury portfolio. I remind witnesses and senators that the hearings this afternoon will be conducted in accordance with resolutions agreed to by the Senate on 25 February 1988. Resolution 9 provides: A chairman of a committee shall take care to ensure that

Date: 21/11/2002 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/6005/0009 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 21/11/2002 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : Australian Office of Financial Management : [Senate Estimates]

Senator CONROY —Is Mr Smith not coming today? I thought that he looked after this section now—not that I am in any way suggesting that we do not want you, Dr Henry. We are always pleased to have you with us. Dr Henry —Mr Smith does not have responsibility for

Date: 21/11/2002 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/6005/0011 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 21/11/2002 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : Australian Office of Financial Management : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —I welcome back to the table officers of Treasury and of the Australian Office of Financial Management. Senator CONROY —We were discussing the accounting methods for face value versus market value. I am just trying to remember Mr Comley's exact stream of consciousness. Mr Comley —That is a challenge.

Date: 21/11/2002 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/6005/0015 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 06/06/2002 : treasury portfolio : Australian Office of Financial Management : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —I welcome officers of the Australian Office of Financial Management. Dr Parkinson, do you wish to make an opening statement? Dr Parkinson —No, thank you. CHAIR —Thank you. Senator Conroy? Senator CONROY —I would like to discuss the repayment of debt over the forward years as reported in Budget

Date: 06/06/2002 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/5548/0005 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 05/06/2002 : treasury portfolio : Department of the Treasury : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —I call the committee to order. We will now turn to examination of the Department of the Treasury and we will commence with outcome 2—Effective government spending and taxation arrangements. I welcome to the table Senator Ian Campbell and officers of the Treasury. I remind officers—and I remind you

Date: 05/06/2002 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/5547/0010 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 13/03/2002 : treasury portfolio : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —I call the committee to order. This public hearing is being conducted today in accordance with the order of the Senate of Tuesday, 12 March, which requires the committee to reconvene for the consideration of additional estimates. The order of the Senate requires the committee to adjourn by 1

Date: 13/03/2002 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/5433/0003 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 22/02/2001 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : Department of the Treasury : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —We welcome officers from Treasury and, in particular, Mr Ted Evans. Hopefully this will be the last occasion. I also congratulate Dr Henry, who is taking over from Mr Evans as head of Treasury. Senator COOK —Can I identify myself and opposition senators with your remarks. I know we

Date: 22/02/2001 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/4579/0011 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 23/11/2000 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : Department of the Treasury : [Senate Estimates]

CHAIR —We welcome Minister Rod Kemp and we now move on to Treasury, outcome 1, Sound macroeconomic environment. Any questions, Senator Cook? Senator COOK —Thank you, Mr Chairman. I am just wondering whether the minister have an opening statement. Senator Kemp —Thank you, Senator Cook, for your courtesy. In light

Date: 23/11/2000 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/4433/0009 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 31/05/2000 : DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY : Outcome 1—Sound macroeconomic environment : [Senate Estimates]

Senator SHERRY —Mr Evans, in the 1997-98 budget, growth was projected to be an average of 3.75 per cent in 1997-98, then 3.5 per cent a year for the period 1998-99 through to 2000-01. Along with this growth profile, the underlying budget position was projected to yield a surplus in

Date: 31/05/2000 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/1061/0006 - Source: SENATE

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ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE : 08/02/2000 : TREASURY PORTFOLIO : Outcome 1 - Sound macroeconomic environment : [Senate Estimates]

Senator COOK —Does sound macroeconomic policy mean that there should be lower wages for workers in the bush, for workers in regional Australia? Mr Evans —There is nothing of that sort in these documents, Senator. That is not the way we would define this. We have not elaborated on what

Date: 08/02/2000 - Collection: Committees - ID: committees/estimate/717/0005 - Source: SENATE

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