On 20 June 2001, the Senate agreed to an Order requiring each Minister to table a letter advising that a list of contracts in respect of each entity administered by that Minister has been placed on the Internet with access to the list through the entity home page. The letter must be tabled no later than two calendar months after the end of the calendar and financial years.
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An amendment to the Order of 14 May 2015 requires all procurement contracts be listed in a report on the AusTender website, with non-procurement contracts to be listed on entity websites.
Commencing with the 2014-15 financial year report, non-corporate Commonwealth entities will use AusTender to satisfy the requirements of the senate order with respect to procurement contracts only. A listing of procurement contracts is available through the Senate Order link located on the AusTender website.
Senate Order Listing
- Education Senate Order for Entity Contract 2024 CY Non-Procurement Listing
- Education Entity contracts 2023-24 FY Non Procurement Contract Listing
- Education Senate Order for Entity Contract 2023 CY Non-Procurement Listing
- Education Senate Order for Entity Contracts 2022-23FY Listing
- Education Senate Order for Entity Contracts 2022 Non Procurement Contracts Listing
- Department of Education, Skills and Employment, Education and Training Senate Order for Entity Contracts 2021-22 listing
- Department of Education, Skills and Employment, Education and Training Senate Order for Entity Contracts 2021 listing
- Department of Education, Skills and Employment, Education and Training Senate Order for Entity Contracts 2020-21 listing
- Department of Education, Skills and Employment, Education and Training Senate Order for Entity Contracts 2020 listing
- Department of Education, Skills and Employment, Education and Training Senate Order for Entity Contracts 2019-20 listing
- Department of Education, Skills and Employment, Education and Training Senate Order for Entity Contracts 2019 listing
Previous Listings
To access previous years Senate Order Listings, please visit the National Library of Australia's online archive, TROVE.