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The document outlines Australia's plan to implement Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) and Performance-Based Budgeting (PBB) reforms over the next five years and beyond. It details a three phase pilot and implementation plan from 2008-2011 to establish the necessary institutions and reporting structures. The plan then envisions expanding operational flexibilities for agencies from 2012-2016 in a more mature PBB system. Key issues that need consideration include whether the timeframes are realistic and defining responsibilities for institutions, reporting, and performance information users.
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Presented by Pat McMahon Budget Advisor, Australian Department of Finance and Deregulation
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Planning Mid-Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) and Performance Based Budgeting (PBB) Reforms for Next Five Years and Beyond
The document outlines Australia's plan to implement Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) and Performance-Based Budgeting (PBB) reforms over the next five years and beyond. It details a three phase pilot and implementation plan from 2008-2011 to establish the necessary institutions and reporting structures. The plan then envisions expanding operational flexibilities for agencies from 2012-2016 in a more mature PBB system. Key issues that need consideration include whether the timeframes are realistic and defining responsibilities for institutions, reporting, and performance information users.
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The document outlines Australia's plan to implement Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) and Performance-Based Budgeting (PBB) reforms over the next five years and beyond. It details a three phase pilot and implementation plan from 2008-2011 to establish the necessary institutions and reporting structures. The plan then envisions expanding operational flexibilities for agencies from 2012-2016 in a more mature PBB system. Key issues that need consideration include whether the timeframes are realistic and defining responsibilities for institutions, reporting, and performance information users.
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PLANNING MTEF & PBB REFORMS FOR NEXT FIVE YEARS AND BEYOND
Presented by Pat McMahon Budget Advisor, Australian Department of Finance and Deregulation
What is the plan and its timing? Pilot and Implementation!
Pilot Pilot set-up of program structures and MTEF baseline 2008 Implementation (all agencies) Training & guidance for all agencies 2009-2011 Establish MTEF and all the institutions required to support an MTEF 2010 Set-up program structures and performance indicators 2010 Set-up new reporting of budget and outcomes by program and on a forward estimates basis - 2010
What is the plan for a performance framework? Beyond 2010 !
Moving to a more mature PBB beyond the set-up stage Phase 1 introduce modest operational flexibilities 2012 Phase 2 expand operational flexibilities 2014-2016 Phase 3 introduce evaluation and monitoring mechanisms 2014 Phase 4 Review and evaluate the entire performance framework - 2016
Discussion - Issues that need consideration by you
Are these realistic time-frames for a plan? What still needs to be done to meet this plan? e.g. Defining expenditure groups for operational flexibilities Defining what is to be included in the reporting to Parliament for accountability purposes, and when do you report? Defining which institution is responsible for the Performance Framework Is it DG Budgets? Defining who are to be the users of performance information
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