This document details the administered, departmental, and total funding amounts for capped costings included in Appendix C, Table C-1 of the 2022 Election commitments report.

A memorandum item shows the aggregate impact of all capped costings on Public Debt Interest (PDI).

This document details the administered, departmental, and total funding amounts for capped costings included in Appendix C, Table C-1 of the 2022 Election commitments report.

A memorandum item shows the aggregate impact of all capped costings on Public Debt Interest (PDI).

This document details the administered, departmental, and total funding amounts for capped costings included in Appendix C, Table C-1 of the 2022 Election commitments report.

A memorandum item shows the aggregate impact of all capped costings on Public Debt Interest (PDI).

This document details the administered, departmental, and total funding amounts for capped costings included in Appendix C, Table C-1 of the 2022 Election commitments report.

A memorandum item shows the aggregate impact of all capped costings on Public Debt Interest (PDI).

The proposal would expand access to dental care to all Australians that are eligible for Medicare and it would allow for a significant number of clinically relevant services to be bulk-billed.

In particular it would:

The proposal would expand access to dental care to all Australians that are eligible for Medicare and it would allow for a significant number of clinically relevant services to be bulk-billed.

In particular it would:

The proposal would expand access to dental care to all Australians that are eligible for Medicare and it would allow for a significant number of clinically relevant services to be bulk-billed.

In particular it would:

This proposal would broaden access to mental health care services and consists of 3 components.

Component 1 would increase the Better Access Initiative to unlimited psychology or psychiatric therapy sessions and raise the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) rebates for patients with a diagnosed mental illness. Within any 12-month period, patients would be eligible for unlimited sessions. Patients would need a referral from their general practitioner (GP) every 10 treatment sessions under their mental health treatment plan.

This proposal would broaden access to mental health care services and consists of 3 components.

Component 1 would increase the Better Access Initiative to unlimited psychology or psychiatric therapy sessions and raise the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) rebates for patients with a diagnosed mental illness. Within any 12-month period, patients would be eligible for unlimited sessions. Patients would need a referral from their general practitioner (GP) every 10 treatment sessions under their mental health treatment plan.

The proposal would fund the COVID-19 temporary Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) telehealth and phone consultation services on an ongoing basis.

The proposal would have effect from 1 July 2022.