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Reporting/government requirements

As part of the Australian Government, CRS Australia is required to report on aspects of our business operations.

Following the passing of a standing Senate Order in June 2001, Commonwealth departments and agencies are required to publish 6 monthly, a listing of contracts of $100,000 or more executed by the department/agency, which have not been fully performed or have been entered into during the previous 12 months.

As part of the Government's ongoing commitment for greater accountability in relation to contracts arranged and by making publicly available a greater level of information regarding those contracts and including any confidentiality obligations associated with them, agencies are required by the Senate Order to publish these details on their internet sites.

A full list of CRS Australia contracts is available on the AusTender website.

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CRS Australia's Disability Action Plan 2010-2011 sets out the actions CRS Australia will undertake as service provider and purchaser to improve access and opportunities for people with disabilities.

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The Senate agreed, in November 1994, to a motion by Senator Harradine requiring each Minister to twice yearly table indexed lists of file titles created by central offices of each department or agency he or she administers.

CRS Australia reports as part of the Department of Human Services Indexed List of Files. Back to top

Purchasing decisions

CRS Australia staff involved in the purchasing of goods and services follow the Commonwealth Procurement Guidelines.

CRS Australia also adheres to the Department of Human Services procurement principles.

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