AFMA is required to comply with the obligations set out in the Legal Services Directions 2017, issued by the Attorney-General under the Judiciary Act 1903. Paragraph 11.1(ba) of the Directions prescribes that the Chief Executive Officer of a Commonwealth Agency

AFMA is required to comply with the obligations set out in the Legal Services Directions 2017, issued by the Attorney-General under the Judiciary Act 1903. Paragraph 11.1(ba) of the Directions prescribes that the Chief Executive Officer of a Commonwealth Agency

Portfolio Budget Statements inform Senators and Members of Parliament of the proposed allocation of resources to Government outcomes for the coming year. The statements detail financial arrangements, allot expenditure against individual activities and describe how these activities contribute to the government’s priorities. View the full list of current and previous Australian Government Department of Agriculture Portfolio Budget Statements.

AFMA's Reconciliation Action Plan is available on the Reconciliation Australia website.

The Australian Government Regulator Performance Framework (RPF) was developed to ‘encourage regulators to undertake their functions with the minimum impact necessary to achieve regulatory objectives and to effect positive ongoing and lasting cultural change within regulators. The RPF contains six indicators against which regulators are to measure their performance:

The Australian Government Regulator Performance Framework (RPF) was developed to ‘encourage regulators to undertake their functions with the minimum impact necessary to achieve regulatory objectives and to effect positive ongoing and lasting cultural change within regulators. The RPF contains six indicators against which regulators are to measure their performance:

The Australian Government Regulator Performance Framework (RPF) was developed to ‘encourage regulators to undertake their functions with the minimum impact necessary to achieve regulatory objectives and to effect positive ongoing and lasting cultural change within regulators. The RPF contains six indicators against which regulators are to measure their performance:

The Australian Government Regulator Performance Framework (RPF) was developed to ‘encourage regulators to undertake their functions with the minimum impact necessary to achieve regulatory objectives and to effect positive ongoing and lasting cultural change within regulators. The RPF contains six indicators against which regulators are to measure their performance: