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2729 July 2012
MelbourneConvention &
Entertainment
Centre
Victor Hamit FAICDWentworth LawyersLevel 40140 William StreetMELBOURNE 3000Email: [email protected]
NFPs PLACE INSOCIETY & ECONOMY
29 July 2012
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1. OVERVIEW
1.1 Intergenerational Report
1.2 Productivity Commission
1.3 AICD/Centre for Social Impact2. POLITICS AND CHARITY
3. MICRO LEVEL
3.1 Sporting Facilities
3.2 Community Services
3.3 Medicare Locals
4. REFORM FATIGUE
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1. OVERVIEW
1.1 Australia to 2050: FUTURE CHALLENGES
January 2010 number of working age people to support each
Australian aged 65 or more
2050: 2.7
2010: 5
1970: 7.5
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1.1 Australia to 2050: FUTURE CHALLENGES contd
Estimated population 35.9m
Ageing population
% of population of traditional working age
to fall from 65% to 61% Productivity
Health costs
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1.2 PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION:
Report on Contribution of the Not-for Profit sector January 2010 Number of NFPs
1996 520,000 2010 610,000
Contribution to GDP 2000 - $21b 2000 3.3% of GDP
2007 - $43b 2007 4.1% of GDP
Volunteers contributed in unpaid work 2000 - $8.9b 2007 - $14.6b
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1.3
AICD/CENTRE FOR SOCIAL IMPACT
Directors Social Impact Study 2011
Examining the Contribution of Directors to Australias NFP
Sector
NFP NEDs each spend approximately 7 weeks per year
as directors of NFP.
89% of NFP NEDs voluntary (valued at $100m
annually)
NFP NEDs skills comparable to those of FP directors.
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2. POLITICS AND CHARITY
Aid/Watch Inc v Commissioner of Taxation [2010]
HCA 42 at para 48: the majority judgement stated:
..in Australia there is no general doctrinewhich excludes from charitable purposes political
objects ..... Is there a link between the decrease in
membership of political parties (by nearly 50% andthe growth of NFPs?
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3. MICRO LEVEL
3.1 Sporting facilities and clubs and Local
Government.
3.2 Local Government and communityservices.
3.3 Health and Medicare Locals
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4. REFORM FATIGUE
4.1 Political activities and lobbying.
4.2 Peak bodies.
4.3 Policy Partnerships.
4.4 2020
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2729 July 2012
MelbourneConvention &
Entertainment
Centre
Victor Hamit FAICDWentworth LawyersLevel 40140 William StreetMELBOURNE 3000Email: [email protected]
NFPs PLACE IN SOCIETY& ECONOMY
29 July 2012
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]
