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Extension Granted for Final Productivity Commission Report


21 December 2009 at 3:29 pm
Staff Reporter
The Productivity Commission inquiry into the Contribution of the Not for Profit Sector has been given a one month extension before its final report is due.

Staff Reporter | 21 December 2009 at 3:29 pm


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Extension Granted for Final Productivity Commission Report
21 December 2009 at 3:29 pm

 The Commission has been given until January 31st to produce the final report.

The Rudd Government asked the Productivity Commission it to undertake a commissioned study on the contributions of the Australian Not for Profit sector with a focus is on improving the measurement of the sector’s contributions and removing obstacles to maximising its contributions to society. 

The Commission produced a draft report in October and so far 128 organisations and individuals have provided responses to its recommendations.  Some 179 submissions were made during the original inquiry.

Assistant Treasurer Nick Sherry responded to a request from the Productivity Commission for an extension from 31 December 2009 until 31 January 2010 saying that he noted that the scope of the study and the issues raised were more numerous than first envisaged and other reports that the inquiry was to draw on, such as the Henry Report, were also delayed.

The responses to the Draft Report can be viewed at www.pc.gov.au




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