Ministerial Direction for Disclosure of Ex Gratia Gifts and Payments by Health Service Providers
Directs health service providers to disclose ex-gratia gifts and payments over $100,000 in their annual reports.
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It has been agreed that the health service providers should be subject to a requirement that ex-gratia gifts and payments made under the Health Services Act 2016 (HSA) be disclosed in the annual report. Accordingly, the Minister for Health makes the following directions in 1 and 2โ 1. Pursuant to section 61(1)(f) of the Financial Management Act 2006, the Minister for Health directs the health service providers to disclose all gifts and payments over $100,000 made under section 36(5) of the HSA within their annual report. 2. This direction is to apply from 1 July 2020 onwards.
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