❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks details about the Department of Health's funding of the Chair of Public Health at UWA, payments to Professor Holman, and associated contracts. The Minister's response provides detailed information on funding history, contract terms, and services provided.
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I refer the Minister to the Chair of Public Health at the University of Western Australia (UWA), and ask -
(1) Does the Department of Health fund an academic Chair in Public Health at UWA?
(2) If yes, when did the funding commence?
(3) What was the original term that the funding was committed for?
(4) What are the terms of any current commitment to fund the Chair, including the nominated date upon which funding will cease and the conditions and terms for any extension?
(5) What commitment was made to fund the Chair, and who made that commitment?
(6) Is there a contract between the Department of Health and UWA in respect to the Chair of Public Health?
(7) If yes, has the contract been awarded in accordance with the
State Supply Act 1990
?
(8) Does the contract require the Chair in Public Health at UWA to provide any services, advice or support to the Department of Health?
(9) Who is the incumbent Chair of Public Health at UWA?
(10) Has the Department of Health paid any fees or made any grants to Darcy Holman and Associates, or to Professor Darcy Holman personally?
(11) If yes, for each financial year -
(a) 1999-2000;
(b) 2000-2001;
(c) 2001-2002;
(d) 2002-2003; and
(e) 2003-2004,
what was the total payments to Darcy Holman and Associates, and to Professor Holman?
(12) For each of the financial years above, what services did these payments relate to?
(13) Were all payments made in accordance with the State Supply Commission?
(14) If not, why not?
(1) Does the Department of Health fund an academic Chair in Public Health at UWA?
(2) If yes, when did the funding commence?
(3) What was the original term that the funding was committed for?
(4) What are the terms of any current commitment to fund the Chair, including the nominated date upon which funding will cease and the conditions and terms for any extension?
(5) What commitment was made to fund the Chair, and who made that commitment?
(6) Is there a contract between the Department of Health and UWA in respect to the Chair of Public Health?
(7) If yes, has the contract been awarded in accordance with the
State Supply Act 1990
?
(8) Does the contract require the Chair in Public Health at UWA to provide any services, advice or support to the Department of Health?
(9) Who is the incumbent Chair of Public Health at UWA?
(10) Has the Department of Health paid any fees or made any grants to Darcy Holman and Associates, or to Professor Darcy Holman personally?
(11) If yes, for each financial year -
(a) 1999-2000;
(b) 2000-2001;
(c) 2001-2002;
(d) 2002-2003; and
(e) 2003-2004,
what was the total payments to Darcy Holman and Associates, and to Professor Holman?
(12) For each of the financial years above, what services did these payments relate to?
(13) Were all payments made in accordance with the State Supply Commission?
(14) If not, why not?
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16 November 2004
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Health
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(b) 2000-2001; (c) 2001-2002; (d) 2002-2003; and (e) 2003-2004, what was the total payments to Darcy Holman and Associates, and to Professor Holman?
(c) 2001-2002; (d) 2002-2003; and (e) 2003-2004, what was the total payments to Darcy Holman and Associates, and to Professor Holman?
(d) 2002-2003; and (e) 2003-2004, what was the total payments to Darcy Holman and Associates, and to Professor Holman?
(e) 2003-2004, what was the total payments to Darcy Holman and Associates, and to Professor Holman?
what was the total payments to Darcy Holman and Associates, and to Professor Holman?
2. The financial year 1994-1995 3. The Department of Health made a commitment to ongoing funding of the UWA Chair in Public Health, so as to enable the position to be advertised as a tenurable post and thus to attract an internationally competitive field of applicants. Subsequently, Professor Holman was appointed and his status was confirmed as tenured by the University after successfully serving the normal three-year probationary period. 4. The terms are those of the standard DOH service agreement. The DOH has committed to fund the chair for the full duration of the current incumbent's tenure of the position. 5. The initial commitment was made by then Commissioner of Health, Dr Peter Brennan on 22 April 1992. Assistant Commissioner, Dr Andrew Penman made an extension to this commitment on 30 November 1992 - committed to fund the Chair for the full duration of the current incumbent. Michael Daube, Director General, reconfirmed the 1992 commitment on 8 April 2002. 6. Yes. 7. The contract complies with standard DOH practice in respect to preferred service providers 8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
3. The Department of Health made a commitment to ongoing funding of the UWA Chair in Public Health, so as to enable the position to be advertised as a tenurable post and thus to attract an internationally competitive field of applicants. Subsequently, Professor Holman was appointed and his status was confirmed as tenured by the University after successfully serving the normal three-year probationary period. 4. The terms are those of the standard DOH service agreement. The DOH has committed to fund the chair for the full duration of the current incumbent's tenure of the position. 5. The initial commitment was made by then Commissioner of Health, Dr Peter Brennan on 22 April 1992. Assistant Commissioner, Dr Andrew Penman made an extension to this commitment on 30 November 1992 - committed to fund the Chair for the full duration of the current incumbent. Michael Daube, Director General, reconfirmed the 1992 commitment on 8 April 2002. 6. Yes. 7. The contract complies with standard DOH practice in respect to preferred service providers 8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
4. The terms are those of the standard DOH service agreement. The DOH has committed to fund the chair for the full duration of the current incumbent's tenure of the position. 5. The initial commitment was made by then Commissioner of Health, Dr Peter Brennan on 22 April 1992. Assistant Commissioner, Dr Andrew Penman made an extension to this commitment on 30 November 1992 - committed to fund the Chair for the full duration of the current incumbent. Michael Daube, Director General, reconfirmed the 1992 commitment on 8 April 2002. 6. Yes. 7. The contract complies with standard DOH practice in respect to preferred service providers 8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
5. The initial commitment was made by then Commissioner of Health, Dr Peter Brennan on 22 April 1992. Assistant Commissioner, Dr Andrew Penman made an extension to this commitment on 30 November 1992 - committed to fund the Chair for the full duration of the current incumbent. Michael Daube, Director General, reconfirmed the 1992 commitment on 8 April 2002. 6. Yes. 7. The contract complies with standard DOH practice in respect to preferred service providers 8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
Assistant Commissioner, Dr Andrew Penman made an extension to this commitment on 30 November 1992 - committed to fund the Chair for the full duration of the current incumbent. Michael Daube, Director General, reconfirmed the 1992 commitment on 8 April 2002. 6. Yes. 7. The contract complies with standard DOH practice in respect to preferred service providers 8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
Michael Daube, Director General, reconfirmed the 1992 commitment on 8 April 2002. 6. Yes. 7. The contract complies with standard DOH practice in respect to preferred service providers 8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
6. Yes. 7. The contract complies with standard DOH practice in respect to preferred service providers 8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
7. The contract complies with standard DOH practice in respect to preferred service providers 8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
(a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
14. Not Applicable
(c) 2001-2002; (d) 2002-2003; and (e) 2003-2004, what was the total payments to Darcy Holman and Associates, and to Professor Holman?
(d) 2002-2003; and (e) 2003-2004, what was the total payments to Darcy Holman and Associates, and to Professor Holman?
(e) 2003-2004, what was the total payments to Darcy Holman and Associates, and to Professor Holman?
what was the total payments to Darcy Holman and Associates, and to Professor Holman?
2. The financial year 1994-1995 3. The Department of Health made a commitment to ongoing funding of the UWA Chair in Public Health, so as to enable the position to be advertised as a tenurable post and thus to attract an internationally competitive field of applicants. Subsequently, Professor Holman was appointed and his status was confirmed as tenured by the University after successfully serving the normal three-year probationary period. 4. The terms are those of the standard DOH service agreement. The DOH has committed to fund the chair for the full duration of the current incumbent's tenure of the position. 5. The initial commitment was made by then Commissioner of Health, Dr Peter Brennan on 22 April 1992. Assistant Commissioner, Dr Andrew Penman made an extension to this commitment on 30 November 1992 - committed to fund the Chair for the full duration of the current incumbent. Michael Daube, Director General, reconfirmed the 1992 commitment on 8 April 2002. 6. Yes. 7. The contract complies with standard DOH practice in respect to preferred service providers 8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
3. The Department of Health made a commitment to ongoing funding of the UWA Chair in Public Health, so as to enable the position to be advertised as a tenurable post and thus to attract an internationally competitive field of applicants. Subsequently, Professor Holman was appointed and his status was confirmed as tenured by the University after successfully serving the normal three-year probationary period. 4. The terms are those of the standard DOH service agreement. The DOH has committed to fund the chair for the full duration of the current incumbent's tenure of the position. 5. The initial commitment was made by then Commissioner of Health, Dr Peter Brennan on 22 April 1992. Assistant Commissioner, Dr Andrew Penman made an extension to this commitment on 30 November 1992 - committed to fund the Chair for the full duration of the current incumbent. Michael Daube, Director General, reconfirmed the 1992 commitment on 8 April 2002. 6. Yes. 7. The contract complies with standard DOH practice in respect to preferred service providers 8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
4. The terms are those of the standard DOH service agreement. The DOH has committed to fund the chair for the full duration of the current incumbent's tenure of the position. 5. The initial commitment was made by then Commissioner of Health, Dr Peter Brennan on 22 April 1992. Assistant Commissioner, Dr Andrew Penman made an extension to this commitment on 30 November 1992 - committed to fund the Chair for the full duration of the current incumbent. Michael Daube, Director General, reconfirmed the 1992 commitment on 8 April 2002. 6. Yes. 7. The contract complies with standard DOH practice in respect to preferred service providers 8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
5. The initial commitment was made by then Commissioner of Health, Dr Peter Brennan on 22 April 1992. Assistant Commissioner, Dr Andrew Penman made an extension to this commitment on 30 November 1992 - committed to fund the Chair for the full duration of the current incumbent. Michael Daube, Director General, reconfirmed the 1992 commitment on 8 April 2002. 6. Yes. 7. The contract complies with standard DOH practice in respect to preferred service providers 8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
Assistant Commissioner, Dr Andrew Penman made an extension to this commitment on 30 November 1992 - committed to fund the Chair for the full duration of the current incumbent. Michael Daube, Director General, reconfirmed the 1992 commitment on 8 April 2002. 6. Yes. 7. The contract complies with standard DOH practice in respect to preferred service providers 8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
Michael Daube, Director General, reconfirmed the 1992 commitment on 8 April 2002. 6. Yes. 7. The contract complies with standard DOH practice in respect to preferred service providers 8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
6. Yes. 7. The contract complies with standard DOH practice in respect to preferred service providers 8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
7. The contract complies with standard DOH practice in respect to preferred service providers 8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
8. Yes. The contract requires the Chair in Public Health to provide leadership and foster excellence in public health research, teaching, community service and academic administration. The University of Western Australia conducted a routine three-year review of Professor Holman's performance in April 2004. His performance and productivity were considered to be outstanding. As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
As part of his community service commitments, Professor Holman has performed an extensive body of honorary work for the WA health system, including the Department of Health. A detailed list of his voluntary contributions would take many pages, but they have included; Chair of the Wagerup Medical Practitioners' Forum; Chair of the WA Data Linkage Management Committee; Chair of the Cross-Jurisdictional Data Linkage Steering Committee; member of the WA Population Health Advisory Committee; board member of the WA Institute for Medical Research; President of the Cancer Council of Western Australia; Chair of the Expert Medical Advisory Panel of Health + Medicine (the weekly supplement in the West Australian newspaper) and numerous other honorary advisory positions and roles, including services to Fremantle Hospital and, the WA Health Promotion Foundation. Professor Holman has also made extensive honorary contributions to national health policy development, through both the research and advisory arms of the National Health and Medical Research Council, the Australian Institute of Health (he was a board member for six years), the Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council and many others. 9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
9. Professor C. D'Arcy J. Holman 10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
10. Yes 11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
11. Payments made by the Department of Health to D'Arcy Holman and Associates total: (a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
(a) 1999-2000; $0 (b) 2000-2001; $0 (c) 2001-2002; $0 (d) 2002-2003; and $32,847 (e) 2003-2004, $11,660 12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
12. The major payments incurred during these years related to training projects such as public health leadership and public health projects. In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
In 2002-3, Professor Holman was employed directly by the Department of Health whilst taking long service leave from The University. He completed three high-level review projects for the Department and was paid a gross total of $21,380. In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
In addition in the calendar years 2002 and 2003, Professor Holman was appointed by the Minister for Health and the Attorney General to chair statutory reviews of the Mental Health Act 1996 (WA) and the Criminal Law (Mentally Impaired Defendants) Act 1996 (WA). He was entitled to receive $128,000 in personal consulting fees, but made a decision to donate his fees towards an initiative for the benefit of people with mental illness. The Minister has personally thanked Professor Holman for his generosity. 13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
13. Payments were made in accordance with the Financial Administration and Audit Act. 14. Not Applicable
14. Not Applicable
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