Session Six: Conditional Grants, Meeting 2018
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The document discusses conditional grants from the Australian federal government to state governments in 2017-18. It shows that $122 billion was paid to the states, with the largest amounts going to New South Wales, Victoria, and Queensland. Most of the payments for specific purposes went to health, education, and infrastructure. It also outlines reforms in 2009 that gave states greater flexibility but also increased accountability, focusing on outcomes through national agreements and partnerships between the different levels of government.
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