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Australian Public Service Commission (APSC) commenced a program of systematic reviews to assess capability in key agencies and identify opportunities to raise the institutional capability of the service as a whole.
The Veteran Support and Services Guide provides a comprehensive overview of the assistance DVA can provide from the moment you join the ADF, during your transition and throughout civilian life.
This policy outlines DVA’s procedures for managing behaviour that is not mutually respectful and provides an escalation pathway to enable DVA staff to continue to support our clients and their families
Annual Reports of the Department of Veterans’ Affairs, Repatriation Commission and Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Commission can be accessed at the links provided on this page.
The Department of Veterans' Affairs Corporate Plan provides information about the department's operation, as well as future directions and strategic changes.
The Litigation Policy for Veterans’ AAT Appeals provides guidance on DVA’s expectations for how litigation will be conducted on behalf of the Commissions in the AAT and any subsequent appeals.
The DVA Enterprise Agreement 2024–2027 (EA) sets out the entitlements for DVA employees.
Accountable Authority Certification
DVA Procedure for Dealing with Suspected Breaches of the Code of Conduct
These guidelines & policies have been developed to detail the process by which the DVA can release both personal and corporate information.