The National Archives of Australia Outcomes and Outputs Framework 1999–2000,
derived from the Department of Communications, Information Technology
and the Arts Portfolio Budget Statement, has provided a basis for work
planning, resource allocation and performance assessment within government
resourcing and policies and the Strategic Directions.
This year the Annual Report incorporates full outcomes and outputs reporting. The relationship between the old program structure and the new outcomes and outputs framework follows at Table 1.
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Table 1 |
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Program management and
budgeting 1998–1999 |
Accrual budgeting
1999–2000 |
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| Government Services All agencies understand and apply best practice in the creation, management (including control, preservation, custody and accessibility) and disposal of their records. |
Outcome 1 All agencies apply best practice in the creation, management (including control, preservation, custody and accessibility) and disposal of Commonwealth records. |
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Outputs
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| Public and Reader Services The Australian community understands the role archives play in society, accepts the intrinsic value of the National Archives and its collection, and has satisfying access to its collection. |
Outcome 2 The Australian community understands the role archives play in society, accepts the intrinsic value of the National Archives and its collection, and has satisfying access to it. |
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Outputs
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Reports against the 1999–2000 framework are set out in the outcomes and outputs reports (see below).
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