Industry and data scope This section summarises the scope of the Public Administration and Safety industry1 as well as key data sources. As defined by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australian and New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification (ANZSIC), 2006. Public Administration and Safety industry defined Figure 1.1: Public Administration and Safety ANZSIC breakdown Public Administration and Safety includes ANZSIC industry businesses and agencies mainly engaged in C Central, State or Local code 75 Public Administration Government legislative, executive and judicial activities; 751 Central Government Administration in providing physical, social, economic and general public safety and security services; and in enforcing 752 State Government Administration regulations. 753 Government Administration 754 Justice Central, State or Local Government legislative, executive and judicial activities includes: 755 Government Representation 76 Defence the setting of policy; 77 Public Safety and Regulatory Services the oversight of government programs; 771 Public Order and Safety Services collecting revenue to fund government programs; 772 Regulatory Services creating statute laws and by-laws; Data creating case law through the judicial processes of The main source of data on vocational training activities criminal and other courts; and is the training activity database referred to as SV distributing public funds. Training System (SVTS). Public Administration and Safety also includes military The report presents findings for the time period from defence, government representation and international 2008 to 2013, with an emphasis on developments and government organisations. Activities in this area include: patterns in the 2013 calendar year. The 2013 data is based on data extracted from SVTS as at 11 February police services; 2014 and subject to revision. investigation and security services; This report includes government subsidised training fire protection and other emergency services; enrolments and domestic fee for service activities of correctional and detention services; TAFEs. However, TAFE fee for service activities below Certificate level and those provided by private RTOs and regulatory services; Adult Community Education (Learn Local) providers are border control; and not included. Data on completions contain all government subsidised and fee for service enrolments at any course other public order and safety services. level by all providers. Government ownership is not a criterion for classification Note that enrolment numbers have been rounded to this industry. to the nearest ten.
Industry and data scope This section summarises the scope of the Public Administration and Safety industry1 as well as key data sources. Public Administration and Safety industry defined Public Administration and Safety includes businesses and agencies mainly engaged in Central, State or Local Government legislative, executive and judicial activities; in providing physical, social, economic and general public safety and security services; and in enforcing regulations. Central, State or Local Government legislative, executive and judicial activities includes: the setting of policy; the oversight of government programs; collecting revenue to fund government programs; creating statute laws and by-laws; creating case law through the judicial processes of criminal and other courts; and distributing public funds. Public Administration and Safety also includes military defence, government representation and international government organisations. Activities in this area include: police services; investigation and security services; fire protection and other emergency services; correctional and detention services; regulatory services; border control; and other public order and safety services. Government ownership is not a criterion for classification to this industry. As defined by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australian and New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification (ANZSIC), 2006. Figure 1.1: Public Administration and Safety ANZSIC breakdown code ANZSIC industry 75 Public Administration 751 Central Government Administration 752 State Government Administration 753 Government Administration 754 Justice 755 Government Representation 76 Defence 77 Public Safety and Regulatory Services 771 Public Order and Safety Services 772 Regulatory Services Data The main source of data on vocational training activities is the training activity database referred to as SV Training System (SVTS). The report presents findings for the time period from 2008 to 2013, with an emphasis on developments and patterns in the 2013 calendar year. The 2013 data is based on data extracted from SVTS as at 11 February 2014 and subject to revision. This report includes government subsidised training enrolments and domestic fee for service activities of TAFEs. However, TAFE fee for service activities below Certificate level and those provided by private RTOs and Adult Community Education (Learn Local) providers are not included. Data on completions contain all government subsidised and fee for service enrolments at any course level by all providers. Note that enrolment numbers have been rounded to the nearest ten. C
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