October 2011 |
Department of the Treasury
| Treasury Annual Report
Introduction and guide to the report
The Treasury Annual Report 2010-11 outlines performance against outcomes, programs and performance information contained in the Portfolio Budget Statements 2010-11 and Portfolio Additional Estimates Statements 2010-11.
The 2010-11 annual report includes the reporting requirements and financial accounts for the Australian Government Actuary and the Foreign Investment Review Board. The financial accounts for the Financial Reporting Panel and the Takeovers Panel are included in this report; however, the performance reporting does not extend to the activities of the Financial Reporting Panel or the Takeovers Panel as they publish their own annual reports.
Part 1 includes a summary of significant issues and developments during 2010-11, and an overview of the Treasury's performance. The departmental overview in Part 1 details the Treasury's role and functions, senior management structure, organisational structure and portfolio structure.
Part 2 provides an analysis of performance against the Treasury's policy outcome and programs.
Part 3 reports on management and accountability issues as required under the annual report guidelines.
Part 4 presents the audited financial statements of the Treasury as required under the annual report guidelines.
Part 5 includes other information as required under the annual report guidelines.
The report concludes with a glossary and list of abbreviations and acronyms and an index to the report.
Other sources of information
The Treasury releases information on its activities through many publications, press releases, speeches and other reports, including the annual report. Copies of all the Treasury's publications are available on its website at www.treasury.gov.au.
Contact details
The contact officer for enquiries regarding this report may be directed to:
Mr Tony Murcutt
The Treasury
Langton Crescent
PARKES ACT 2600
Telephone: 02 6263 2111
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