Figure 2 Outcome and output structure, July–December 2004
| OUTCOME: THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FULFILS
ITS ROLE AS A REPRESENTATIVE AND LEGISLATIVE BODY |
- Chamber and Main Committee operate effectively
- An operating system of parliamentary committees
- Members receive approved services to fulfil their parliamentary
duties in a secure and accessible environment
- Maintain international and regional relationships with other
parliaments, parliamentary bodies and organisations
- Community understanding of, and interaction with, the work
of the House of Representatives and the Commonwealth Parliament
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| OUTPUT GROUP 1 |
OUTPUT GROUP 2 |
OUTPUT GROUP 3 |
| Chamber,
Main Committee and community awareness |
Committee services and interparliamentary
relations |
Members’ services |
1.1: Advice to members and House secretariat support
Providing advice and services to enable the Chamber and Main Committee
to meet and address business as scheduled |
2.1: Non-inquiry support services
Providing services to support the general (non-inquiry) activities
of committees |
3.1: Services and advice to members
Provision of services and advice to the Speaker, members and others
in accordance with legislation and administrative decisions |
1.2: Legislation
Processing and drafting of bills |
2.2: Inquiry facilitation
Providing procedural, research, analytical and administrative support
for the conduct of inquiries and the publication of the final report |
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1.3: Record of proceedings and House documents
Creating and processing the records and papers of the Parliament |
2.3: Interparliamentary relations
Provision of advice and support to facilitate the conduct of the Parliament’s
international and regional affairs |
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1.4: Research
Collection, analysis and publication of procedural and statistical
information |
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1.5: Public information and education
Provision of services to increase public knowledge and awareness of,
and interaction with, the work of the House of Representatives and
the Commonwealth Parliament |
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