supply of fresh water for drinking and domestic purposes including public health water supply — issues related to the domestic water supply, and the expansion and operation of water supply systems sanitation, waste management and environment protection the management of household and — industrial waste, sewerage, street cleaning and urban stormwater drainage management, and the protection and conservation of the environment fuel and energy supply the administration, regulation, planning, support and operation of — electricity, gas and other fuelbased industries transport and communications services services that support connections within and across — communities, such as road, rail and air transport, pipelines and communication services (postal, cable, telephone and wireless communications systems and satellites). Safe and supportive communities Safe and supportive community services promote an environment in which Australians can feel safe from violence, abuse and neglect, and are able to engage in the communities in which they live. Expenditure in the 2014 Report includes government outlays on: services that ensure a safe home environment and equitable access to the legal public order and safety system and services and which reduce the consequences of criminal activity, including: police services expenditure on areas including crime and corruption commissions, criminal — investigation, traffic and commuter services (such as road safety and the safety of commuters using public transport), and community safety and support including crime prevention and responding to calls for assistance law courts and legal services expenditure on areas including criminal court services, other courts — and legal services (such as civil courts and native title), and access to justice including legal assistance services and policy and law reform prison and corrective services expenditure on areas including juvenile and adult communitybased — and facilitybased detention and corrective services other public order expenditure on metropolitan and other fire protection services, and other — public order and safety services (such as maintenance of state emergency services), and lifesaving and beach patrols community support and welfare services that assist people who need help to meet the challenges that arise in their day-to-day lives, such as: welfare for the aged expenditure on nursing for the aged, welfare services for the aged — including support programs, and home and residential care services welfare services for people with a disability expenditure on accommodation support, community — support, community access and other disability support such as employment services protection and support services expenditure on child protection and outofhome care services — general family and support services expenditure on child support payments and family support, — including intensive family support
water supply — supply of fresh water for drinking and domestic purposes including public health issues related to the domestic water supply, and the expansion and operation of water supply systems sanitation, waste management and environment protection — the management of household and industrial waste, sewerage, street cleaning and urban stormwater drainage management, and the protection and conservation of the environment fuel and energy supply — the administration, regulation, planning, support and operation of electricity, gas and other fuelbased industries transport and communications services — services that support connections within and across communities, such as road, rail and air transport, pipelines and communication services (postal, cable, telephone and wireless communications systems and satellites). Safe and supportive communities Safe and supportive community services promote an environment in which Australians can feel safe from violence, abuse and neglect, and are able to engage in the communities in which they live. Expenditure in the 2014 Report includes government outlays on: public order and safety services that ensure a safe home environment and equitable access to the legal system and services and which reduce the consequences of criminal activity, including: police services — expenditure on areas including crime and corruption commissions, criminal investigation, traffic and commuter services (such as road safety and the safety of commuters using public transport), and community safety and support including crime prevention and responding to calls for assistance law courts and legal services — expenditure on areas including criminal court services, other courts and legal services (such as civil courts and native title), and access to justice including legal assistance services and policy and law reform prison and corrective services — expenditure on areas including juvenile and adult communitybased and facilitybased detention and corrective services other public order — expenditure on metropolitan and other fire protection services, and other public order and safety services (such as maintenance of state emergency services), and lifesaving and beach patrols community support and welfare services that assist people who need help to meet the challenges that arise in their day-to-day lives, such as: welfare for the aged — expenditure on nursing for the aged, welfare services for the aged including support programs, and home and residential care services welfare services for people with a disability — expenditure on accommodation support, community support, community access and other disability support such as employment services protection and support services — expenditure on child protection and outofhome care services general family and support services — expenditure on child support payments and family support, including intensive family support
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