The Commonwealth must have acquired or produced the property to use it as a gift, or the gift Gifts of relevant property to visiting To transfer relevant is expressly authorised by The power to make gifts of relevant Noncorporate dignitaries. – Gifts of relevant property to the law, or the Finance property is established under Commonwealth property recipient free of Minister (or delegate) has Gifts of ex-government computers to section 66 of the PGPA Act. Entities. charge. authorised the gift in public schools. writing, or the gift is made in accordance with any requirements prescribed by the Payment in accordance with the The criteria for a To compensate Payments made as part of the CDDA CDDA Scheme. particular compensation individuals or Scheme generally fall within the payment will be set out in groups for financial Payments made under section 73 of ordinary and well-recognised either its enabling losses or other the Compensation Public Service Act 1999. functions of government. legislation or the Scheme payments adverse for Compensation for Payments for the settlement of legal Other compensation payment consequences Detriment caused by liability claims made in accordance schemes will require their own caused by the Defective Administration with entity obligations under the legislation Commonwealth. (CDDA Scheme). Legal Services Directions.
Gifts of relevant property To transfer relevant property to the recipient free of charge. The Commonwealth must have acquired or produced the property to use it as a gift, or the gift is expressly authorised by law, or the Finance Minister (or delegate) has authorised the gift in writing, or the gift is made in accordance with any requirements prescribed by the The power to make gifts of relevant property is established under section 66 of the PGPA Act. Gifts of relevant property to visiting dignitaries. Gifts of ex-government computers to public schools. – Noncorporate Commonwealth Entities. Compensation payments To compensate individuals or groups for financial losses or other adverse consequences caused by the Commonwealth. The criteria for a particular compensation payment will be set out in either its enabling legislation or the Scheme for Compensation for Detriment caused by Defective Administration (CDDA Scheme). Payments made as part of the CDDA Scheme generally fall within the ordinary and well-recognised functions of government. Other compensation payment schemes will require their own legislation Payment in accordance with the CDDA Scheme. Payments made under section 73 of the Public Service Act 1999. Payments for the settlement of legal liability claims made in accordance with entity obligations under the Legal Services Directions.
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