Explanatory Memoranda as outlined in Subsidiary ‘Premier’s Circular 2014/01 – Submissions which do not include this information will be returned Legislation’. for amendment. Type of Date last Old fee / fee New fee / fee Increase / Increase / % of cost Cross fee amended cap cap Decrease decrease recovery subsidisation charged (Increase or ($) ($) (%) ($) achieved (Yes / No) / fee cap Decrease) imposed Supporting Papers Attachments requiring the signature must be identified in the Minute and/or Governor’s Explanatory Note (i.e. outlined in the attached Order"; “approve Attachment 1”; “as the accompanying lease documents in triplicate"). “sign Please note: Regulations, orders, schedules, proclamations: Two double-sided copies must be provided. Bound documents (lease agreements, reports): One bound plus one unbound copy must be provided. Diagrams, plans, maps: Six colour copies must be provided. The subject land or area relating to the proposal should be clearly highlighted in the image. Curriculum Vitae: To be provided for all appointments and reappointments. Must include referee details and be printed single-sided. LODGING SUBMISSIONS Submission Deadlines Submissions must be lodged with the Executive Government Officer before the relevant meeting deadline (usually 4pm on the Wednesday prior to a scheduled meeting). This will enable submissions to be examined and any queries to be addressed prior to consideration at the intended meeting. Submissions lodged after the deadline may be held over until the next scheduled meeting. Late Submissions It is sometimes necessary for a submission to be considered urgently by Executive Council the day after it has been endorsed by Cabinet. In such instances, or where a ministerial office is aware that a submission is likely to be late, the Executive Government team must be advised. Late submissions that do get added to the agenda will be considered at the conclusion of normal business if time permits. Combining Submissions Wherever possible, agencies should combine similar proposals in one submission (i.e. numerous Board appointments made under the same Act).
Explanatory Memoranda as outlined in ‘Premier’s Circular 2014/01 – Subsidiary Legislation’. Submissions which do not include this information will be returned for amendment. Type of fee charged / fee cap imposed Date last amended (Increase or Decrease) Old fee / fee cap ($) New fee / fee cap ($) Increase / Decrease (%) Increase / decrease ($) % of cost recovery achieved Cross subsidisation (Yes / No) Supporting Papers Attachments requiring the Governor’s signature must be identified in the Minute and/or Explanatory Note (i.e. “approve Attachment 1”; “as outlined in the attached Order"; “sign the accompanying lease documents in triplicate"). Please note: Regulations, orders, schedules, proclamations: Two double-sided copies must be provided. Bound documents (lease agreements, reports): One bound plus one unbound copy must be provided. Diagrams, plans, maps: Six colour copies must be provided. The subject land or area relating to the proposal should be clearly highlighted in the image. Curriculum Vitae: To be provided for all appointments and reappointments. Must include referee details and be printed single-sided. LODGING SUBMISSIONS Submission Deadlines Submissions must be lodged with the Executive Government Officer before the relevant meeting deadline (usually 4pm on the Wednesday prior to a scheduled meeting). This will enable submissions to be examined and any queries to be addressed prior to consideration at the intended meeting. Submissions lodged after the deadline may be held over until the next scheduled meeting. Late Submissions It is sometimes necessary for a submission to be considered urgently by Executive Council the day after it has been endorsed by Cabinet. In such instances, or where a ministerial office is aware that a submission is likely to be late, the Executive Government team must be advised. Late submissions that do get added to the agenda will be considered at the conclusion of normal business if time permits. Combining Submissions Wherever possible, agencies should combine similar proposals in one submission (i.e. numerous Board appointments made under the same Act).
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