文档介绍：National Education Agreement: Performance report for 2009
Report to the Council of Australian Governments
30 September 2010
National Education Agreement: Performance report for 2009
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ISBN 987-1-921706-09-7
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COAG Reform Council
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Sydney NSW 2001
GPO Box 7015
Sydney NSW 2001
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The appropriate citation for this Report is:
COAG Reform Council 2010, National Education Agreement: Performance report for 2009, COAG Reform Council, Sydney.
About the COAG Reform Council
The COAG Reform Council has been established by the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) as the key accountability body under the new arrangements for federal financial relations. The council is independent of individual governments and reports directly to COAG.
COAG has established a reform agenda to address the challenges of boosting productivity, increasing workforce participation and mobility, and delivering better services to munity. The reform agenda will also contribute to the broader goals of social inclusion, closing the gap on Indigenous disadvantage and environmental sustainability.
The COAG Reform Council’s mission is to assist COAG to drive its reform agenda by strengthening public accountability of the performance of governments through independent and evidence-based monitoring, assessment and reporting.
COAG Reform Council members
Mr Paul McClintock AO (Chairman)
Professor Geoff Gallop AC (Deputy Chairman)
Mr Peter Corish AM
Ms Patricia Faulkner AO
Mr John Langoulant AO
Dr Doug McTaggart
Ms Mary Ann O’Loughlin (Executive Councillor and Head of Secretariat)
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