Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet annual report 2010-2011

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18 October 2011This year has been both eventful and demanding, marked by the 2010 election, the extended caretaker period and significant new functions following the swearing in of the Gillard government.

On the domestic front, 2010–11 has seen PM&C provide a diverse range of strategic policy advice to the Prime Minister, the Cabinet and our portfolio ministers, and assist in implementing important reforms.

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