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Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade :: 2001-2002 Annual Report
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Appendix 10
Purchase-provider arrangements

Purchaser-provider arrangements

During the year in review, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade had a cross-agency arrangement, the Service Level Agreement (SLA), under which it provided common administrative services to Australian Government agencies overseas.

In 2001-02, the department provided services under the SLA to:

Note: The Australian Trade Commission (Austrade) is not a signatory to the SLA and has elected to purchase management (common) services from the department under a separate Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).

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The main purchasers of services under the SLA were the Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs, the Department of Defence and AusAID.

The department also has purchaser-provider arrangements with Australian Government agencies that require international telecommunications and office automation services for staff at Australia's overseas missions. The department provides these services to the following agencies:

The department also has purchaser-provider arrangements with Australian Government agencies that require access to the department's IT services within Australia. The department provides these services to the following agencies:

See quality and quantity information under output 1.3 (at page 119) for further detail on the SLA; and quality and quantity information under output 1.2 (at page 107) for further detail on provision of communications and related services to client agencies.

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