Following reforms in 2010 to the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (FOI Act), Australian Government agencies subject to the FOI Act are required to publish a range of information on their websites as part of an Information Publication Scheme (IPS).
This includes the Agency's structure, functions, appointments, annual reports, consultation arrangements, and details of the Agency's FOI officer. Information routinely released from FOI requests and routinely provided to parliament must also be published online.
- View the Professional Services Review Information Publication Scheme Plan.
- Find out more about Freedom of Information (FOI) and the FOI request process.
PSR Information Publication Scheme
The following hyperlinks will direct you to relevant information (web pages and documents) on the website.
Required information:
Who we are
What we do
- Functions and decision making powers of the Director, Committees and the Determining Authority [s8]
- Explanation of the review process [s9]
- Any rules[s10] , guidelines, practices [s11] and precedents [s12] relating to these functions and powers
Our reports and responses to Parliament
- Recent annual reports [s13] tabled in Parliament
- Reporting, including contracts, file lists, legal costs [s14]
Disclosure log
Consultation arrangements
- The Department of Health administers the Health Insurance Act 1973 and consequently undertakes public consultations in relation to matters arising under Part VAA of the Act. PSR does not undertake public consultation, however PSR regularly liaises with other government stakeholders such as the Department of Health, the Department of Human Services and professional bodies such as the AMA.
- Contact us [s17]
Contact us
Other information:
Our priorities
Our finances
- PSR complies with the Commonwealth Procurement Rules and the PGPA Act.
- Pay and grading structures [s21]
- Tendering and contracts