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These guidelines provide for requirements for GOC chief and senior executive employment arrangements.

This document outlines shareholding Ministers’ expectations for consultation on proposed public submissions by Government owned corporations (GOCs).

The Cost of Capital Principles provide a framework for the calculation of cost of capital for Government Owned Corporations (GOCs).

Government Owned Corporations (GOCs) need reporting and approval requirements for financial arrangements that facilitate the pursuit of commercial objectives. This Code of Practice outlines approval requirements and guidelines within which GOCs must operate in entering into financial arrangements. The Code applies to all GOCs declared under the GOC Act (except QIC Limited) and their subsidiaries.

This updated guidance clarifies the supplementary Key Management Personnel (KMP)-related remuneration disclosures that will continue to be required of GOCs beyond the requirements applied by AASB 124 for reporting periods beginning on or after 1 July 2013.

The follow information is intended as a guide, not a direction, on provisions GOC subsidiary Constitutions should contain. Adherence to the guide will facilitate shareholding Minister approvals relating to GOC subsidiaries.

The Investment Guidelines for Government Owned Corporations (the guidelines) set out the key principles for Government Owned Corporations (GOCs) to adopt when undertaking investment and other such related activities within the scope outlined below, ensuring that shareholding Ministers’ requirements are met while still enabling GOCs to pursue commercial effectiveness in their business activities and enhance shareholder value.

Guidelines for port Government-owned corporations to use prior to issuing harbour towage licences.

These guidelines assist GOCs in considering opportunities for the potential export of their services, whilst recognising the interests and tolerances of shareholding Ministers.

This document provides a framework of broad principles to apply to Government Owned Corporations (GOCs). This policy is designed to provide guidance and/or direction for the negotiation of agreements, conduct of industrial relations and application of certain government industrial relations policies.