Implementation Tracker

The National Agreement on Closing the Gap includes commitments from the Commonwealth government, all State and Territory governments, the Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) and the Coalition of Peaks to work in partnership towards Closing the Gap.

The Implementation Tracker shows progress for each Party to the National Agreement on delivering against these commitments. Any Joint Council agreed changes to the timeframes for delivery of commitments in the National Agreement are reflected in the comments in the Implementation Tracker.

The chart below is a dynamic representation of progress made in achieving agreed commitments – all commitments are hyperlinked to the corresponding clause in the National Agreement.

Status key:
Complete
Commitment has been delivered in the timeframe in the National Agreement or within agreed extended timeframes
Delayed
Commitment not delivered in timeframe in National Agreement
Not Yet Reportable
Due date for commitment has not yet arrived. Work may have started but the action is not yet due.
Commitment
Type of Commitment
Jurisdiction
Commitment Clause Due Date Type Responsible Party Jurisdiction Status Comments
Publish National trajectories for each numeric target 88 July 2020 Target All parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Publish Available Baseline Data for each state and territory 89 July 2020 Target All parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Develop target for reducing family violence 87a October 2020 Target All parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Develop target for access to information 87a October 2020 Target All parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Develop ongoing Joint Communications Strategy 134 January 2021 Plan,
Strategy 		All parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Develop a target for inland waters 87b July 2021 Target All parties ALGA

An initial target was agreed at Joint Council in August 2022. Parties have agreed that further work is required and are working to ensure a clear plan towards a new Inland Waters Target.
Australian Capital Territory

On 5 July 2024, Joint Council agreed to a jurisdictional approach in developing the Inland Waters Target (instead of a national target). Jurisdictional governments will work in partnership and shared decision making with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples to determine a baseline and their approach to achieving their Inland Waters Target/s.
Coalition of Peaks

An initial target was agreed at Joint Council in August 2022. Parties have agreed that further work is required and are working to ensure a clear plan towards a new Inland Waters Target.
Commonwealth

An initial target was agreed at Joint Council in August 2022. Parties have agreed that further work is required and are working to ensure a clear plan towards a new Inland Waters Target.
New South Wales

On 5 July 2024, Joint Council agreed to a jurisdictional approach in developing the Inland Waters Target (instead of a national target). Jurisdictional governments will work in partnership and shared decision making with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples to determine a baseline and their approach to achieving their Inland Waters Target/s.
Northern Territory

The NT Government is working with its Closing the Gap partners to develop and agree a baseline, target and enabling reforms to increase Aboriginal rights and interests in inland waters.
Queensland

An initial target was agreed at Joint Council in August 2022. Parties have agreed that further work is required and are working to ensure a clear plan towards a new Inland Waters Target.
South Australia

On 5 July 2024, Joint Council agreed to a jurisdictional approach in developing the Inland Waters Target (instead of a national target). Jurisdictional governments will work in partnership and shared decision making with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples to determine a baseline and their approach to achieving their Inland Waters Target/s.
Tasmania

On 5 July 2024, Joint Council agreed to a jurisdictional approach in developing the Inland Waters Target (instead of a national target). Jurisdictional governments will work in partnership and shared decision making with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples to determine a baseline and their approach to achieving their Inland Waters Target/s.
Victoria

On 5 July 2024, Joint Council agreed to a jurisdictional approach in developing the Inland Waters Target (instead of a national target). Jurisdictional governments will work in partnership and shared decision making with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples to determine a baseline, a jurisdictional target/s and their approach to achieving their Inland Waters Target/s.
Western Australia

WA has subsequently supported the recommendation to develop jurisdictional targets following out of session correspondence.
Develop a target for community infrastructure 87a July 2021 Target All parties ALGA

Target was agreed at Joint Council December 2021 and endorsed and established by First Ministers in August 2022.
Australian Capital Territory

Target was agreed at Joint Council December 2021 and endorsed and established by First Ministers in August 2022.
Coalition of Peaks

Target was agreed at Joint Council December 2021 and endorsed and established by First Ministers in August 2022.
Commonwealth

Target was agreed at Joint Council December 2021 and endorsed and established by First Ministers in August 2022.
New South Wales

Target was agreed at Joint Council December 2021 and endorsed and established by First Ministers in August 2022.
Northern Territory

Target was agreed at Joint Council December 2021 and endorsed and established by First Ministers in August 2022.
Queensland

Target was agreed at Joint Council December 2021 and endorsed and established by First Ministers in August 2022.
South Australia

Target was agreed at Joint Council December 2021 and endorsed and established by First Ministers in August 2022.
Tasmania

Target was agreed at Joint Council December 2021 and endorsed and established by First Ministers in August 2022.
Victoria

Target was agreed at Joint Council December 2021 and endorsed and established by First Ministers in August 2022.
Western Australia

Target was agreed at Joint Council December 2021 and endorsed and established by First Ministers in August 2022.
Consider the locations of the six new place-based partnerships 39 July 2021 Priority Reform 1 All parties ALGA

Joint Council has agreed six place-based partnership locations: Tamworth (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), East Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Australian Capital Territory

Joint Council has agreed six place-based partnership locations: Tamworth (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), East Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Coalition of Peaks

Joint Council has agreed six place-based partnership locations: Tamworth (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), East Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Commonwealth

Joint Council has agreed six place-based partnership locations: Tamworth (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), East Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
New South Wales

Joint Council has agreed six place-based partnership locations: Tamworth (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), East Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Northern Territory

Joint Council has agreed six place-based partnership locations: Tamworth (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), East Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Queensland

Joint Council has agreed six place-based partnership locations: Tamworth (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), East Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
South Australia

Joint Council has agreed six place-based partnership locations: Tamworth (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), East Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Tasmania

Joint Council has agreed six place-based partnership locations: Tamworth (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), East Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Victoria

Joint Council has agreed six place-based partnership locations: Tamworth (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), East Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Western Australia

Joint Council has agreed six place-based partnership locations: Tamworth (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), East Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Develop first four Sector Strengthening Plans for identified sectors 52 July 2021 Priority Reform 2,
Plan 		All parties ALGA

Joint Council agreed the Early Childhood and Health Sector Strengthening Plans in December 2021 and the Housing and Disability Plans in August 2022.
Australian Capital Territory

Joint Council agreed the Early Childhood and Health Sector Strengthening Plans in December 2021 and the Housing and Disability Plans in August 2022.
Coalition of Peaks

Joint Council agreed the Early Childhood and Health Sector Strengthening Plans in December 2021 and the Housing and Disability Plans in August 2022.
Commonwealth

Joint Council agreed the Early Childhood and Health Sector Strengthening Plans in December 2021 and the Housing and Disability Plans in August 2022.
New South Wales

Joint Council agreed the Early Childhood and Health Sector Strengthening Plans in December 2021 and the Housing and Disability Plans in August 2022.
Northern Territory

Joint Council agreed the Early Childhood and Health Sector Strengthening Plans in December 2021 and the Housing and Disability Plans in August 2022.
Queensland

Joint Council agreed the Early Childhood and Health Sector Strengthening Plans in December 2021 and the Housing and Disability Plans in August 2022.
South Australia

Joint Council agreed the Early Childhood and Health Sector Strengthening Plans in December 2021 and the Housing and Disability Plans in August 2022.
Tasmania

Joint Council agreed the Early Childhood and Health Sector Strengthening Plans in December 2021 and the Housing and Disability Plans in August 2022.
Victoria

Joint Council agreed the Early Childhood and Health Sector Strengthening Plans in December 2021 and the Housing and Disability Plans in August 2022.
Western Australia

Joint Council agreed the Early Childhood and Health Sector Strengthening Plans in December 2021 and the Housing and Disability Plans in August 2022.
Develop Implementation Plans 111a July 2021 Plan All parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia

WA’s second Closing the Gap Implementation Plan was published in October 2023.
Establish Data Development Plan 92 July 2022 Plan All parties ALGA

Joint Council agreed the Data Development Plan in August 2022.
Australian Capital Territory

Joint Council agreed the Data Development Plan in August 2022.
Coalition of Peaks

Joint Council agreed the Data Development Plan in August 2022.
Commonwealth

Joint Council agreed the Data Development Plan in August 2022.
New South Wales

Joint Council agreed the Data Development Plan in August 2022.
Northern Territory

Joint Council agreed the Data Development Plan in August 2022.
Queensland

Joint Council agreed the Data Development Plan in August 2022.
South Australia

Joint Council agreed the Data Development Plan in August 2022.
Tasmania

Joint Council agreed the Data Development Plan in August 2022.
Victoria

Joint Council agreed the Data Development Plan in August 2022.
Western Australia

Joint Council agreed the Data Development Plan in August 2022.
Review spending to identify reprioritisation opportunities 113 July 2022 Review Government parties ALGA

ALGA is neither a funding provider nor a recipient of any Government funds for CTG activities.
Australian Capital Territory

Joint Council noted details of Government Parties’ Reviews in June 2023. The Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA have completed their reviews.
Coalition of Peaks

Joint Council noted details of Government Parties’ Reviews in June 2023. The Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA have completed their reviews.
Commonwealth

Joint Council noted details of Government Parties’ Reviews in June 2023. The Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA have completed their reviews.
New South Wales

Joint Council noted details of Government Parties’ Reviews in June 2023. The Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA have completed their reviews.
Northern Territory

Joint Council noted details of Government Parties’ Reviews in June 2023. The Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA have completed their reviews.
Queensland

Queensland commenced Phase 2 Investment Mapping in March 2025 focusing on all 17 remote and discrete local government areas.
South Australia

Joint Council noted details of Government Parties’ Reviews in June 2023. The Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA have completed their reviews.
Tasmania

Joint Council noted details of Government Parties’ Reviews in June 2023. The Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA have completed their reviews.
Victoria

Joint Council noted details of Government Parties’ Reviews in June 2023. The Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA have completed their reviews.
Western Australia

Western Australia will publish its second Aboriginal Expenditure Review (for 2023-24) in 2025.
Consider reviews at Clause 113 114 After July 2022 Review Joint Council ALGA

ALGA is neither a funding provider nor a recipient of any Government funds for CTG activities.
Australian Capital Territory

Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA clause 113 reviews completed.
Coalition of Peaks

Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA clause 113 reviews completed.
Commonwealth

Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA clause 113 reviews completed.
New South Wales

Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA clause 113 reviews completed.
Northern Territory

Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA clause 113 reviews completed.
Queensland

Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA clause 113 reviews completed.
South Australia

Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA clause 113 reviews completed.
Tasmania

Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA clause 113 reviews completed.
Victoria

Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA clause 113 reviews completed.
Western Australia

Commonwealth, NSW, ACT, NT, SA, VIC and WA clause 113 reviews completed. WA’s Aboriginal Expenditure Review was noted by PWG in October 2023, and by Joint Council in November 2023.
Undertake stocktake of partnership arrangements in jurisdictions 36a December 2022 Priority Reform 1,
Review 		Government parties ALGA

Partnership Stocktakes considered by Joint Council December 2022. Western Australian stocktake considered by PWG in October 2023.
Australian Capital Territory

Partnership Stocktakes considered by Joint Council December 2022. Western Australian stocktake considered by PWG in October 2023.
Coalition of Peaks

Partnership Stocktakes considered by Joint Council December 2022. Western Australian stocktake considered by PWG in October 2023.
Commonwealth

Partnership Stocktakes considered by Joint Council December 2022. Western Australian stocktake considered by PWG in October 2023.
New South Wales

Partnership Stocktakes considered by Joint Council December 2022. Western Australian stocktake considered by PWG in October 2023.
Northern Territory

Partnership Stocktakes considered by Joint Council December 2022. Western Australian stocktake considered by PWG in October 2023.
Queensland

Partnership Stocktakes considered by Joint Council December 2022. Western Australian stocktake considered by PWG in October 2023.
South Australia

Partnership Stocktakes considered by Joint Council December 2022. Western Australian stocktake considered by PWG in October 2023.
Tasmania

Partnership Stocktakes considered by Joint Council December 2022. Western Australian stocktake considered by PWG in October 2023.
Victoria

Partnership Stocktakes considered by Joint Council December 2022. Western Australian stocktake considered by PWG in October 2023.
Western Australia

Partnership Stocktakes considered by Joint Council December 2022. Western Australian stocktake considered by PWG in October 2023.
Establish a joined up approach to five policy priority areas 38 December 2022 Priority Reform 1,
Plan 		Joint Council ALGA

Five Policy Partnerships have now been established. Justice in April 2021, Early Childhood Care and Development and Social and Emotional Wellbeing in August 2022, and Languages and Housing in December 2022.
Australian Capital Territory

Five Policy Partnerships have now been established. Justice in April 2021, Early Childhood Care and Development and Social and Emotional Wellbeing in August 2022, and Languages and Housing in December 2022.
Coalition of Peaks

Five Policy Partnerships have now been established. Justice in April 2021, Early Childhood Care and Development and Social and Emotional Wellbeing in August 2022, and Languages and Housing in December 2022.
Commonwealth

Five Policy Partnerships have now been established. Justice in April 2021, Early Childhood Care and Development and Social and Emotional Wellbeing in August 2022, and Languages and Housing in December 2022.
New South Wales

Five Policy Partnerships have now been established. Justice in April 2021, Early Childhood Care and Development and Social and Emotional Wellbeing in August 2022, and Languages and Housing in December 2022.
Northern Territory

Five Policy Partnerships have now been established. Justice in April 2021, Early Childhood Care and Development and Social and Emotional Wellbeing in August 2022, and Languages and Housing in December 2022.
Queensland

Five Policy Partnerships have now been established. Justice in April 2021, Early Childhood Care and Development and Social and Emotional Wellbeing in August 2022, and Languages and Housing in December 2022.
South Australia

Five Policy Partnerships have now been established. Justice in April 2021, Early Childhood Care and Development and Social and Emotional Wellbeing in August 2022, and Languages and Housing in December 2022.
Tasmania

Five Policy Partnerships have now been established. Justice in April 2021, Early Childhood Care and Development and Social and Emotional Wellbeing in August 2022, and Languages and Housing in December 2022.
Victoria

Five Policy Partnerships have now been established. Justice in April 2021, Early Childhood Care and Development and Social and Emotional Wellbeing in August 2022, and Languages and Housing in December 2022.
Western Australia

Five Policy Partnerships have now been established. Justice in April 2021, Early Childhood Care and Development and Social and Emotional Wellbeing in August 2022, and Languages and Housing in December 2022.
Review and Strengthen Existing Partnerships 36b December 2023 Priority Reform 1,
Review 		Government parties ALGA

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC have completed their Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake. These were provided to Joint Council in November 2023.
Australian Capital Territory

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC have completed their Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake. These were provided to Joint Council in November 2023.
Coalition of Peaks

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC have completed their Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake. These were provided to Joint Council in November 2023.
Commonwealth

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC have completed their Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake. These were provided to Joint Council in November 2023.
New South Wales

On 14 February 2024, the NSW Government signed the NSW Closing the Gap Partnership Agreement with NSW CAPO and Local Government NSW, continuing our strong partnership. The Partnership Agreement commits the NSW Government, to shared decision-making about policies that impact Aboriginal people and communities. Together, in partnership, we will continue to drive outcomes in Aboriginal communities across NSW.
Northern Territory

The NT Executive Council on Aboriginal Affairs (NTECAA) has provided each of its partnerships a copy of the final partnership review, including recommendations to ensure each is aligning to the requirements of the strong partnership elements in the National Agreement. Partnerships will be required to report back to NTECAA on the actions they have undertaken in line with the report’s recommendations.
Queensland

Queensland has completed its Partnership Stocktake for 2023. This was provided to Joint Council in July 2024.
South Australia

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC have completed their Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake. These were provided to Joint Council in November 2023.
Tasmania

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC have completed their Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake. These were provided to Joint Council in November 2023.
Victoria

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC have completed their Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake. These were provided to Joint Council in November 2023.
Western Australia

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC have completed their Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake. These were provided to Joint Council in November 2023.
Identify sectors for joint national strengthening effort every three years through Sector Strengthening Plans 49 December 2023 Priority Reform 2,
Plan 		All parties ALGA

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Australian Capital Territory

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Coalition of Peaks

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Commonwealth

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
New South Wales

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Northern Territory

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Queensland

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
South Australia

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Tasmania

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Victoria

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Western Australia

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Productivity Commission Review 121 December 2023 Review Productivity Commission ALGA

The Productivity Commission’s Review of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap final report was released on 7 February 2024.
Australian Capital Territory

The Productivity Commission’s Review of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap final report was released on 7 February 2024.
Coalition of Peaks

The Productivity Commission’s Review of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap final report was released on 7 February 2024.
Commonwealth

The Productivity Commission’s Review of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap final report was released on 7 February 2024.
New South Wales

The Productivity Commission’s Review of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap final report was released on 7 February 2024.
Northern Territory

The Productivity Commission’s Review of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap final report was released on 7 February 2024.
Queensland

The Productivity Commission’s Review of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap final report was released on 7 February 2024.
South Australia

The Productivity Commission’s Review of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap final report was released on 7 February 2024.
Tasmania

The Productivity Commission’s Review of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap final report was released on 7 February 2024.
Victoria

The Productivity Commission’s Review of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap final report was released on 7 February 2024.
Western Australia

The Productivity Commission’s Review of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap final report was released on 7 February 2024.
Report on Review of Partnerships to Joint Council 36c December 2023 Priority Reform 1,
Review 		Government parties ALGA

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC provided their report on Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake to Joint Council in November 2023.
Australian Capital Territory

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC provided their report on Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake to Joint Council in November 2023.
Coalition of Peaks

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC provided their report on Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake to Joint Council in November 2023.
Commonwealth

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC provided their report on Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake to Joint Council in November 2023.
New South Wales

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC provided their report on Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake to Joint Council in November 2023.
Northern Territory

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC provided their report on Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake to Joint Council in November 2023.
Queensland

Queensland provided its Partnership Stocktake for 2023 to Joint Council in July 2024.
South Australia

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC provided their report on Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake to Joint Council in November 2023.
Tasmania

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC provided their report on Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake to Joint Council in November 2023.
Victoria

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC provided their report on Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake to Joint Council in November 2023.
Western Australia

Commonwealth, ACT, WA, SA and VIC provided their report on Jurisdictional Partnership Stocktake to Joint Council in November 2023.
Identify, develop or strengthen mechanisms to transform mainstream agencies and institutions 67 December 2023 Priority Reform 3 Government parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory

The NT Government has not agreed the establishment of a jurisdictional independent mechanism. In the meantime, the NT Executive Council on Aboriginal Affairs continues to have oversight of the implementation of the National Agreement in the NT.
Queensland
South Australia

In partnership with SAACCON the South Australian government has developed and endorsed co-design definition for engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
https://www.dpc.sa.gov.au/responsibilities/community-engagement/co-desi…
Tasmania
Victoria

Statewide Treaty negotiations commenced with a cultural ceremony on 21 Novemeber 2024. One of the priorities for Statewide Treaty negotiations is implementing the accountability mechanism under the National Agreement on Closing the Gap. This is one pathway to identify, develop or strengthen existing mechanisms.
Western Australia
Report publicly on transformation of mainstream agencies and institutions 67d December 2023 Priority Reform 3,
Report 		Government parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia

SA Government is exploring opportunities for consistent reporting within Annual Reports across the government.
Tasmania
Victoria

Statewide Treaty negotiations commenced with a cultural ceremony on 21 Novemeber 2024. The Victorian Government and First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria will issue joint updates from the negotiating table to keep Victorians informed about the progress of Treaty negotiations. The Treaty Annual Report will provide a mechanism through which the Victorian Government can report publicly on the work of the State in advancing the Treaty process.
Western Australia
Agree additional sectors for Sector Strengthening Plans 53 December 2023 Priority Reform 2,
Plan 		All parties ALGA

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Australian Capital Territory

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Coalition of Peaks

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Commonwealth

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
New South Wales

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Northern Territory

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Queensland

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
South Australia

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Tasmania

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Victoria

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Western Australia

Three additional sectors have been identified for Sector Strengthening Plans; Justice, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages; and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence.
Establish data projects in up to six locations across Australia 74 December 2023 Priority Reform 4 All parties ALGA

Joint Council has agreed six community data project locations: Western Sydney (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Australian Capital Territory

Joint Council has agreed six community data project locations: Western Sydney (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Coalition of Peaks

Joint Council has agreed six community data project locations: Western Sydney (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Commonwealth

Joint Council has agreed six community data project locations: Western Sydney (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
New South Wales

Joint Council has agreed six community data project locations: Western Sydney (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Northern Territory

Joint Council has agreed six community data project locations: Western Sydney (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Queensland

Joint Council has agreed six community data project locations: Western Sydney (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
South Australia

Joint Council has agreed six community data project locations: Western Sydney (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Tasmania

Joint Council has agreed six community data project locations: Western Sydney (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Victoria

Victoria has commenced scope and design of the Community Data Project in partnership with community and with the AIHW.
Western Australia

Joint Council has agreed six community data project locations: Western Sydney (NSW), Gippsland (Vic), Doomadgee (Qld), Kimberley (WA), western suburbs of Adelaide (SA), and Maningrida (NT).
Provide formal response to review at Clause 121 129 July 2024 Review Joint Council ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Establish six new place-based partnerships across Australia 39 December 2024 Priority Reform 1 All parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory

The NT place-based partnership in Maningrida continues to progress in line with community aspirations.
Queensland

Queensland has provided funding to support establishment of a Place-based Partnership for Doomadgee.
South Australia

SAACCON is leading South Australia’s Place-Based Partnership based in the Western Suburbs of Adelaide
The Partnership is in the formation phase, with implementation a priority focus for SA in 2025. South Australia’s Place-Based Partnership Steering Committee held its first meeting in November 2024.
Tasmania
Victoria

Victoria is scoping a Place-Based Partnership for Gippsland.
Western Australia
Increase the proportion of services delivered by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations, including through funding prioritisation policies 55a December 2024 Priority Reform 2 Government parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory

The Elected Body held public hearings on 2, 3 and 5 April 2024. From these hearings a number of key recommendations were made, and subsequently agreed by the ACT Government, including:
• Progress proportional funding distribution to ACCOs, recognising the work being undertaken by the Community Services Directorate to do this under the Next Steps program.
• The Elected Body identified that they would like to see this happen in housing, justice reinvestment and systemic discrimination.
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia

A number of South Australian Government agencies have taken steps to deliver on Clause 55.
Agencies continue to work to identify opportunities for ACCOs to deliver government services. Procurement reforms and additional supports are also being considered to better enable delivery of Clause 55.
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Increase the proportion of services delivered by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations, including through allocating a meaningful proportion of funding to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations 55b December 2024 Priority Reform 2 Government parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory

ASD has developed an ACCO Policy to better guide and coordinate whole-of-government efforts to enable and support the ACCO sector. This will cover the planning, management, and delivery of human service programs to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the ACT.
The development of an ACCO Policy is an identified action under the ACT Government’s ‘Closing the Gap 2021 Implementation Plan’. Priority 2 directs ‘Community Services Directorate to work in partnership with other directorates to develop a Policy Paper outlining our approach to genuinely partner with ACCOs and businesses to deliver better services and capability’.
Through these efforts, the ACT Government has continued to invest in projects that intend to:
• develop sustainable Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled organisations in the ACT, including for people with disability;
• plan or deliver programs that will benefit Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, including children and families; and
• improve data and information to the benefit of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people; and Supporting efforts towards Truth Telling in the ACT.
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory

The NT Government is working on local government reforms that seek to enable Aboriginal communities to make more decisions on the services available to them, and increase the employment for local Aboriginal people.
The NT Government presently has an Aboriginal procurement policy that applies to government contracts valued at $15,000 or more, and is reviewing its grants processes.
Queensland
South Australia

A number of South Australian Government agencies have taken steps to deliver on Clause 55.
Agencies continue to work to identify opportunities for ACCOs to deliver government services. Procurement reforms and additional supports are also being considered to better enable delivery of Clause 55.
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-led Review 125 February 2025 Review Coalition of Peaks ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Provide formal response to review at Clause 125 129 August 2025 Review Joint Council ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Consider Progress on Priority Reform 1 and make additional partnership actions if needed 41 December 2025 Priority Reform 1,
Review 		All parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Consider Progress on Priority Reform 2 and make additional partnership actions if needed 57 December 2025 Priority Reform 2,
Review 		All parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Consider Progress on Priority Reform 3 and make additional partnership actions if needed 68 December 2025 Priority Reform 3,
Review 		All parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Consider Progress on Priority Reform 4 and make additional partnership actions if needed 77 December 2025 Priority Reform 4,
Review 		All parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Productivity Commission Review 121 July 2026 Review Productivity Commission ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Identify sectors for joint national strengthening effort every three years through Sector Strengthening Plans 49 December 2026 Priority Reform 2,
Plan 		All parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Provide formal response to reviews at Clauses 121 & 125 129 July 2027 Review Joint Council ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-led Review 125 July 2027 Review Coalition of Peaks ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Productivity Commission Review 121 January 2029 Review Productivity Commission ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Identify sectors for joint national strengthening effort every three years through Sector Strengthening Plans 49 December 2029 Priority Reform 2,
Plan 		All parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-led Review 125 July 2030 Review Coalition of Peaks ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Provide formal response to reviews at Clauses 121 & 125 129 July 2030 Review Joint Council ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Include in annual report – information on partnerships 37 Annually Priority Reform 1,
Report 		Government parties ALGA

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Australian Capital Territory

National Agreement on Closing the Gap – ACT’s Annual Report 2023 - 2024 – Published 25 June 2025.
Coalition of Peaks

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Commonwealth

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
New South Wales

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Northern Territory

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Queensland

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
South Australia

National Agreement on Closing the Gap – South Australia’s Annual Report 2023-2024 – Published 15 November 2024.
Tasmania

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Victoria

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Western Australia

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Include in annual report – information on strengthening the community-controlled sector 47 Annually Priority Reform 2,
Report 		Government parties ALGA

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Australian Capital Territory

National Agreement on Closing the Gap – ACT’s Annual Report 2023 - 2024 – Published 25 June 2025.
Coalition of Peaks

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Commonwealth

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
New South Wales

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Northern Territory

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Queensland

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
South Australia

National Agreement on Closing the Gap – South Australia’s Annual Report 2023-2024 – Published 15 November 2024.
Tasmania

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Victoria

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Western Australia

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Include in annual report – information on the transformation elements 65 Annually Priority Reform 3,
Report 		Government parties ALGA

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Australian Capital Territory

National Agreement on Closing the Gap – ACT’s Annual Report 2023 - 2024 – Published 25 June 2025.
Coalition of Peaks

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Commonwealth

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
New South Wales

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Northern Territory

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Queensland

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
South Australia

National Agreement on Closing the Gap – South Australia’s Annual Report 2023-2024 – Published 15 November 2024.
Tasmania

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Victoria

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Western Australia

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Include in annual report – information on action taken to improve access to data and information 73 Annually Priority Reform 4,
Report 		Government parties ALGA

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Australian Capital Territory

National Agreement on Closing the Gap – ACT’s Annual Report 2023 - 2024 – Published 25 June 2025.
Coalition of Peaks

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Commonwealth

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
New South Wales

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Northern Territory

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Queensland

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
South Australia

National Agreement on Closing the Gap – South Australia’s Annual Report 2023-2024 – Published 15 November 2024.
Tasmania

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Victoria

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Western Australia

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Include in annual report – information drawn from the dashboard and annual Productivity Commission data compilation report 118a Annually Report Government parties ALGA

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Australian Capital Territory

National Agreement on Closing the Gap – ACT’s Annual Report 2023 - 2024 – Published 25 June 2025.
Coalition of Peaks

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Commonwealth

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
New South Wales

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Northern Territory

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Queensland

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
South Australia

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Tasmania

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Victoria

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Western Australia

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Include in annual report – information on efforts to implement four Priority Reform areas 118b Annually Report Government parties ALGA

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Australian Capital Territory

National Agreement on Closing the Gap – ACT’s Annual Report 2023 - 2024 – Published 25 June 2025.
Coalition of Peaks

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Commonwealth

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
New South Wales

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Northern Territory

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Queensland

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
South Australia

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Tasmania

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Victoria

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Western Australia

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Include in annual report – information on how efforts, investment and actions are aligned and support achievement of CTG 118c Annually Report Government parties ALGA

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Australian Capital Territory

National Agreement on Closing the Gap – ACT’s Annual Report 2023 - 2024 – Published 25 June 2025.
Coalition of Peaks

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Commonwealth

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
New South Wales

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Northern Territory

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Queensland

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
South Australia

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Tasmania

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Victoria

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Western Australia

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Include in annual report – list of names of organisations that have been allocated funding 118d Annually Report Government parties ALGA

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Australian Capital Territory

National Agreement on Closing the Gap – ACT’s Annual Report 2023 - 2024 – Published 25 June 2025.
Coalition of Peaks

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Commonwealth

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
New South Wales

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Northern Territory

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Queensland

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
South Australia

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Tasmania

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Victoria

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Western Australia

Information on this clause to be included in Parties annual reports, to table by September each year.
Develop and maintain a publicly accessible dashboard updated regularly 116 Annually Data,
Report 		Productivity Commission ALGA

Dashboard developed and available
(https://www.pc.gov.au/closing-the-gap-data/dashboard)
Last updated March 2024.
Australian Capital Territory

Dashboard developed and available
(https://www.pc.gov.au/closing-the-gap-data/dashboard)
Last updated March 2024.
Coalition of Peaks

Dashboard developed and available
(https://www.pc.gov.au/closing-the-gap-data/dashboard)
Last updated March 2024.
Commonwealth

Dashboard developed and available
(https://www.pc.gov.au/closing-the-gap-data/dashboard)
Last updated March 2024.
New South Wales

Dashboard developed and available
(https://www.pc.gov.au/closing-the-gap-data/dashboard)
Last updated March 2024.
Northern Territory

Dashboard developed and available
(https://www.pc.gov.au/closing-the-gap-data/dashboard)
Last updated March 2024.
Queensland

Dashboard developed and available
(https://www.pc.gov.au/closing-the-gap-data/dashboard)
Last updated March 2024.
South Australia

Dashboard developed and available
(https://www.pc.gov.au/closing-the-gap-data/dashboard)
Last updated March 2024.
Tasmania

Dashboard developed and available
(https://www.pc.gov.au/closing-the-gap-data/dashboard)
Last updated March 2024.
Victoria

Dashboard developed and available
(https://www.pc.gov.au/closing-the-gap-data/dashboard)
Last updated March 2024.
Western Australia

Dashboard developed and available
(https://www.pc.gov.au/closing-the-gap-data/dashboard)
Last updated March 2024.
Develop an Information Repository 117 Annually Data,
Report 		Productivity Commission ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Annual Update to Parties to the National Agreement 131 Annually Report Joint Council ALGA

Joint Council considers implementation progress and areas for further joined up effort at their last meeting of the calendar year starting in 2022.
Australian Capital Territory

Joint Council considers implementation progress and areas for further joined up effort at their last meeting of the calendar year starting in 2022.
Coalition of Peaks

Joint Council considers implementation progress and areas for further joined up effort at their last meeting of the calendar year starting in 2022.
Commonwealth

Joint Council considers implementation progress and areas for further joined up effort at their last meeting of the calendar year starting in 2022.
New South Wales

Joint Council considers implementation progress and areas for further joined up effort at their last meeting of the calendar year starting in 2022.
Northern Territory

Joint Council considers implementation progress and areas for further joined up effort at their last meeting of the calendar year starting in 2022.
Queensland

Joint Council considers implementation progress and areas for further joined up effort at their last meeting of the calendar year starting in 2022.
South Australia

Joint Council considers implementation progress and areas for further joined up effort at their last meeting of the calendar year starting in 2022.
Tasmania

Joint Council considers implementation progress and areas for further joined up effort at their last meeting of the calendar year starting in 2022.
Victoria

Joint Council considers implementation progress and areas for further joined up effort at their last meeting of the calendar year starting in 2022.
Western Australia

Joint Council considers implementation progress and areas for further joined up effort at their last meeting of the calendar year starting in 2022.
Implement data and information elements 72 Ongoing Priority Reform 4,
Data 		Government parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Share and publish engagement approaches that give effect to the transformation elements on engagement 63 Ongoing Priority Reform 3,
Review 		Government parties ALGA
Australian Capital Territory
Coalition of Peaks
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Northern Territory
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia