In accordance with the Australian Public Service Commission all NIAA Officials must not accept gifts or benefits which might reasonably be seen to compromise their integrity.
All accepted gifts and benefits (and valued at over $AUD100), must be publicly disclosed, through this page and on quarterly basis.
NIAA Gifts Policy states ‘gifts or benefits greater than $100 must be registered on the NIAA ‘Gifts and Benefits Register’.
The following register includes accepted gifts or benefits received or given from November 2019 to January 2020 included.
| Date received /given | Description – Gift item / benefit service | Received by (agency contact if not received directly by agency head) | Presented by (giver’s name, organisation/country) | Occasion | Estimate or Actual value in $AUD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
20.11.2019 |
Indigenous printed items. |
Multiple organisations attending the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Workshop in Paris. |
NIAA Policy and Programs |
OECD Workshop on Linking Indigenous Communities to Regional Economies |
$257.00 |
|
22.11.2019 |
Various promotional items. |
NIAA DCEO Policy and Programs |
Manchester University Museum Aboriginal Business Council of Canada |
Repatriation Ceremony at the Australian High Commission in London |
$114.00 |
The following register includes accepted gifts or benefits received or given from February to April 2020 included.
| Date received /given | Description – Gift item / benefit service | Received by (agency contact if not received directly by agency head) | Presented by (giver’s name, organisation/country) | Occasion | Estimate or Actual value in $AUD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30.01.20 | Ticket to sporting event at the Brumbies Chairman’s lounge | Legal Services Branch Manager, Corporate Group | Director of Queensland Rugby Union (QRU) | Brumbies vs QLD Reds at GIO match | $100.00 |