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, 0320.2 and 0320.3 law courts and legal services — (GPC+ 0320.1) criminal courts and legal services (GPC+ 0320.2) other courts and legal services (GPC+ 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) community based services (GPC+ 0330.1b) facility detention (GPC+ 0330.2) other prisons and corrective services (GPC+ 0330.2a) community based services (GPC+ 0330.2b). facility based 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 GPC+ 0549.3 includes direct expenditure on medical services. (GPC+ 0549.4). dental services (GPC 0560) sum of 0560.1 to pharmaceuticals, medical aids and appliances — 0560.3 (GPC+ 0560.1) benefit paid pharmaceuticals
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, 0320.2 and 0320.3 criminal courts and legal services (GPC+ 0320.1) other courts and legal services (GPC+ 0320.2) access to justice (GPC+ 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) community based services (GPC+ 0330.1a) facility detention (GPC+ 0330.1b) other prisons and corrective services (GPC+ 0330.2) community based services (GPC+ 0330.2a) facility based 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) GPC+ 0549.3 includes direct expenditure on medical services. dental services (GPC+ 0549.4). pharmaceuticals, medical aids and appliances (GPC 0560) — sum of 0560.1 to 0560.3 benefit paid pharmaceuticals (GPC+ 0560.1)
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