Extensions to the GPC The GPC subgroups are not sufficiently detailed in some areas to allow expenditure data to be closely mapped to the NIRA building blocks and accurately apportioned between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous Australians. These extensions to the standard ABS GPC classification structure (referred to as GPC+ categories) affect four main areas of expenditure: allocating expenditure accurately between Aboriginal and public order and safety — Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous Australians requires a separation of expenditure on criminal courts from total expenditure on law courts and legal services (GPC 0320), and a separation of expenditure on juvenile corrections from total expenditure on (GPC 0330). The relationship of the prisons and corrective services GPC+ and ABS GPC categories is: (GPC 0320) the sum of 0320.1 and 0320.2 law courts and legal services — (GPC+ 0320.1) criminal courts and services (GPC+ 0320.2) other courts and legal services (CPC+ 0320.3) access to justice (GPC+ 0320.3a) legal assistance services (GPC+ 0320.3b). policy and law reform (GPC 0330) the sum of 0330.1 and 0330.2 prisons and corrective services — (GPC+ 0330.1) juvenile corrective services (GPC+ 0330.1a) services (GPC+ 0330.1b) facility-based detention (GPC+ 0330.2) other prisons and corrective services (GPC+ 0330.2a) community-based services (GPC+ 0330.2b) detention the ABS GPC health expenditure categories have been expanded to better health — align with the Health Expenditure National Minimum Data Set expenditure purpose categories. The relationship of the GPC+ and ABS GPC categories is: (GPC 0549) sum of 0549.1 to 0549.4 other community health services — (GPC+ 0549.1) medical services subsidies GPC+ 0549.1 includes only medical services subsidies (GPC+ 0549.2) other health practitioners (GPC+ 0549.3) community health
Extensions to the GPC The GPC subgroups are not sufficiently detailed in some areas to allow expenditure data to be closely mapped to the NIRA building blocks and accurately apportioned between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous Australians. These extensions to the standard ABS GPC classification structure (referred to as GPC+ categories) affect four main areas of expenditure: public order and safety — allocating expenditure accurately between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous Australians requires a separation of expenditure on criminal courts from total expenditure on law courts and legal services (GPC 0320), and a separation of expenditure on juvenile corrections from total expenditure on prisons and corrective services (GPC 0330). The relationship of the GPC+ and ABS GPC categories is: law courts and legal services (GPC 0320) — the sum of 0320.1 and 0320.2 criminal courts and services (GPC+ 0320.1) other courts and legal services (GPC+ 0320.2) access to justice (CPC+ 0320.3) legal assistance services (GPC+ 0320.3a) policy and law reform (GPC+ 0320.3b). prisons and corrective services (GPC 0330) — the sum of 0330.1 and 0330.2 juvenile corrective services (GPC+ 0330.1) services (GPC+ 0330.1a) facility-based detention (GPC+ 0330.1b) other prisons and corrective services (GPC+ 0330.2) community-based services (GPC+ 0330.2a) detention (GPC+ 0330.2b) health — the ABS GPC health expenditure categories have been expanded to better align with the Health Expenditure National Minimum Data Set expenditure purpose categories. The relationship of the GPC+ and ABS GPC categories is: other community health services (GPC 0549) — sum of 0549.1 to 0549.4 medical services subsidies (GPC+ 0549.1) GPC+ 0549.1 includes only medical services subsidies other health practitioners (GPC+ 0549.2) community health (GPC+ 0549.3)