The proposal consists of 4 components and would start from 1 July 2022.

Component 1 would conduct a one-off national survey of maternity health experiences in public hospitals, similar to the New South Wales (NSW) Maternity Care Survey.

Component 2 would cover the one-off fit out costs to establish 5 Birthing on Country hubs. These would be located in the greater Brisbane, Nowra, Alice Springs, Tennant Creek and East Arnhem land regions.

The proposal would establish a National Preventative Health Commission that would provide preventative and public health oversight and advice to government. The Commission would offer grants for health promotion initiatives and campaigns.

Funding for the Commission would be equal to the sum of funding for the Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (VicHealth) and the former Australian National Health Agency, and would be indexed over time by changes in the consumer price index. Departmental funding was specified to be in addition to the capped amount.

The proposal consists of 6 components to support initiatives to address violence against women and children.

Component 1: National Plan for Elimination of Violence Against Women - increase funding for all existing programs under the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children by providing $12 billion over 12 years.

The proposal consists of 6 components to support initiatives to address violence against women and children.

Component 1: National Plan for Elimination of Violence Against Women - increase funding for all existing programs under the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children by providing $12 billion over 12 years.

The proposal consists of 6 components to support initiatives to address violence against women and children.

Component 1: National Plan for Elimination of Violence Against Women - increase funding for all existing programs under the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children by providing $12 billion over 12 years.

The proposal consists of 6 components to support initiatives to address violence against women and children.

Component 1: National Plan for Elimination of Violence Against Women - increase funding for all existing programs under the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children by providing $12 billion over 12 years.

The proposal would abolish the following compulsory income support measures from 1 July 2022:

• Youth Jobs Prepare-Trial-Hire (PaTH) program
• Work for the Dole
• Community Development Program
• Cashless Debit Card
• All compulsory Income Management measures – Income support recipients would still be able to voluntarily access the income management program.
• ParentsNext program.

A disaggregation of the financial implications of each measure being abolished was also requested.

The proposal would abolish the following compulsory income support measures from 1 July 2022:

• Youth Jobs Prepare-Trial-Hire (PaTH) program
• Work for the Dole
• Community Development Program
• Cashless Debit Card
• All compulsory Income Management measures – Income support recipients would still be able to voluntarily access the income management program.
• ParentsNext program.

A disaggregation of the financial implications of each measure being abolished was also requested.

The proposal would increase the single maximum base payment rate to $88 per day for payments specified below:

• JobSeeker Payment
• Parenting Payment
• Age Pension
• Carer’s Payment
• Disability Support Pension
• Farmhouse Allowance
• ABSTUDY
• AUSTUDY
• Youth Allowance
• Crisis Payments.

In addition, the following changes would apply.

This proposal would reduce the Age Pension age eligibility to 65 as per the progression below.