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PROJECT OUTPUTS. Outputs The outputs of this Schedule will be improved detection, monitoring and management of ARF and RHD through: improved clinical care, including improved delivery of and adherence to secondary prophylaxis antibiotics; provision of education and training for health care providers, individuals, families and communities; collection and provision of agreed data annually to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) for national monitoring and reporting of ARF and RHD and measuring program effectiveness in the detection and management of ARF and RHD; maintenance of a dedicated state-wide patient register and recall system for ARF and RHD. roles and responsibilities To realise the outputs in this Schedule, each Party has specific roles and responsibilities in addition to those in the Agreement, as outlined below. Role of the Commonwealth The Commonwealth agrees to be accountable for the following additional roles and responsibilities: monitoring and assessing achievement against milestones in the delivery of the RFS under this Schedule to ensure that outputs are delivered within the agreed timeframes; providing ongoing policy leadership under the RFS, including establishing an RHD Steering Committee within six months of the signing of this Agreement and convening other ad hoc meetings with the States and key stakeholders as required; and conducting a review of the RFS, including the outputs delivered under this Agreement. Role of the States The States agree to be accountable for the additional following roles and responsibilities: delivery of program outputs as specified in the Schedule; reporting on the delivery of outputs as set out in the Performance Monitoring and Reporting section; collaborating with Menzies/Rheumatic Heart Disease Australia (RHDA) on the development of required educational resources and using the educational, training and other resources to support service delivery; working with the AIHW to establish and maintain nationally consistent data collection systems, in alignment with agreed ARF/RHD specifications, which improve the scope, quality, frequency and timeliness of data collection; providing all agreed ARF and RHD data to the AIHW annually as specified by the Commonwealth in accordance with the terms of the National Health Information Agreement, noting that from time to time the AIHW will provide the Commonwealth with data supplied by the States; updating existing State Action Plans to cover the term of this Schedule (2017-18 to 2020‑21) within two months of the signing this Agreement; and collaborating with the Commonwealth in a review of the RFS and outputs delivered under this Agreement. Shared roles Under this Schedule the Commonwealth and the States will be jointly responsible for: contributing to national discussion and collaboration on the ongoing implementation and monitoring of the project, particularly through the RHD Steering Committee (refer clause 7(b)) and other ad hoc meetings convened by the Commonwealth; and participating in data and clinical committees established by the AIHW. Performance Monitoring and Reporting The States will provide performance reports in accordance with Table 1 during the operation of the Schedule, which will describe the actual performance of the States against the milestones. The Commonwealth will make the payment subject to the annual performance report demonstrating the relevant milestone has been met. Annual performance reports will cover: number of patients listed on the ARF/RHD register including: number of cases of ARF diagnosed, broken down by demographics of age, location and Indigenous status; and number of cases of RHD diagnosed, broken down by demographics of age, location and Indigenous status. number, proportion and geographical location of health centres providing data to the ARF/RHD register; number and nature of training sessions provided to health staff on the use of the register; number and type of education sessions provided to individuals, families, communities and health staff on ARF/RHD; number and proportion of patients scheduled to receive penicillin injections, including: proportion of ARF/RHD patients who receive greater than or equal to 80% of their scheduled injections; and proportion of ARF/RHD patients who receive less than 50% of their scheduled injections. Table 1: Performance requirements, reporting and payment summary Outputs Milestones Report due Payment The improved detection, monitoring and management of ARF and resultant RHD in accordance with clause 5 of this Schedule Demonstration of progress against the outputs of this Schedule from 1 January 2017 to 31 December 2017 including the data specified in clause 11, and updated Action Plans in accordance with clause 8(f) 23 April 2018 Qld: $911,000 WA: $911,000 SA: $396,000 NT: $911,000 Demonstration of progress against the outputs of this Schedule from 1 January 2018 to 31 December 2018 including the data specified in clause 11, and updated Action Plans in accordance with clause 8(f) 23 April 2019 Qld: $925,000 WA: $924,000 SA: $402,000 NT: $925,000 Demonstration of progress against the outputs of this Schedule from 1 January 2019 to 31 December 2019 including the data specified in clause 11, and updated Action Plans in accordance with clause 8(f) 23 April 2020 Qld: $938,000 WA: $939,000 SA: $408,000 NT: $939,000 Demonstration of progress against the outputs of this Schedule from 1 January 2020 to 31 December 2020 including the data specified in clause 11, and updated Action Plans in accordance with clause 8(f) 23 April 2021 Qld: $953,000 WA: $952,000 SA: $415,000 NT: $952,000 financial arrangements The Commonwealth’s and the States’ estimated financial contribution to this project, including through National Partnership payments to the States paid in accordance with Schedule D — Payment Arrangements of the IGA FFR, are shown in Table 2. Table 2: Estimated financial contributions ($ million) 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Total Estimated total budget 3.129 3.176 3.224 3.272 12.801(a) Less estimated National Partnership Payments 3.129 3.176 3.224 3.272 12.801 (a) In addition to the estimated financial contributions in Table 2, the Commonwealth will provide funding of $6 million over four years from 2017-18 through the Indigenous Australians Health Programme to support the expansion of the RFS into preventative activities. The Parties have confirmed their commitment to this agreement as follows: Signed for and on behalf of the Commonwealth of Australia by The Honourable Xxxx Xxxx MP Minister for Health Date: ………………………………………….. Signed for and on behalf of the State of Queensland by The Honourable Xx Xxxxxx Xxxxx MP Minister for Health Date: ………………………………………….. Signed for and on behalf of the State of Western Australia by The Honourable Xxxxx Xxxx MLA Minister for Health Date: ………………………………………….. Signed for and on behalf of the State of South Australia by The Honourable Xxxxxxx Xxxx MLC Minister for Health Date: ………………………………………….. Signed for and on behalf of the Northern Territory by The Honourable Xxxxxxx Xxxxx MLA Minister for Health Date: …………………………………………..

PROJECT OUTPUTS. Outputs The outputs of this Schedule Agreement will be improved detection, monitoring and management of ARF and RHD through: improved clinical care, including improved the delivery of the Rum Jungle Mine Site Rehabilitation Project (Stage 2A) including: revised finalised rehabilitation design, costings and adherence supporting documentation (including for a 20 year post-rehabilitation period) to secondary prophylaxis antibioticssupport statutory approvals and the Detailed Business Case; provision of education site management, maintenance and training for health care providers, individuals, families environmental monitoring activities; repairs and communitiesmaintenance work on the cover system at Rum Jungle Creek South; collection and provision of agreed data annually to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) for national monitoring and reporting of ARF and RHD and measuring program effectiveness in the detection and management of ARF and RHD; maintenance of a dedicated state-wide patient register and recall system for ARF and RHDstakeholder engagement. Part 3 — roles and responsibilities To realise the outputs in this Schedule, of each Party has specific roles and responsibilities in addition to those in the Agreement, as outlined below. party Role of the Commonwealth The Commonwealth agrees to will be accountable for the following additional roles and responsibilitiesresponsible for: monitoring and assessing achievement against milestones in the delivery of the RFS Rum Jungle Mine Site Rehabilitation Project (Stage 2A) under this Schedule Agreement to ensure that outputs are delivered within the agreed timeframestimeframe; providing ongoing policy leadership under a consequent financial contribution to the RFSNorthern Territory to support the implementation of this Agreement; development of a Detailed Business Case to seek capital works funding for the Rum Jungle Mine Site Rehabilitation Project (Stage 3), in accordance with the Department of Finance’s Two Stage Capital Works Approval Process and Gateway Review Process and in accordance with the Resource Management Guide No. 502 (Commonwealth of Australia, 2014); and capacity building support of Rum Jungle’s traditional Aboriginal owners, including establishing an RHD Steering Committee within six months development of the signing of this Agreement business structures and convening other ad hoc meetings with the States and key stakeholders as required; and conducting a review of the RFS, including the outputs delivered under this Agreementgovernance frameworks. Role of the States Northern Territory The States agree Northern Territory will be responsible for: providing an in-kind contribution to be accountable support the implementation of this Agreement; all aspects of delivering on the project outputs set out in clause 14(a) to 14(c), inclusive, of this Agreement; chairing stakeholder engagement meetings, and providing secretariat support; notifying and consulting with the Commonwealth as soon as practicable if there is any material change to the substance of the Rum Jungle Rehabilitation Project; providing supporting documentation, including information in Appendix A developed for the additional following roles design and responsibilities: delivery of program outputs as specified costings required to assist the Commonwealth in the Scheduledevelopment of the Detailed Business Case; reporting on the delivery of outputs as set out in Part 4 – Project Milestones, Reporting and Payments; and promoting participation of traditional Aboriginal owners in the Performance Monitoring Rum Jungle Creek South repair and Reporting section; collaborating with Menzies/Rheumatic Heart Disease Australia (RHDA) on the development of required educational resources and using the educational, training and other resources to maintenance works in support service delivery; working with the AIHW to establish and maintain nationally consistent data collection systems, in alignment with agreed ARF/RHD specifications, which improve the scope, quality, frequency and timeliness of data collection; providing all agreed ARF and RHD data to the AIHW annually as specified by the Commonwealth in accordance with the terms of the National Health Information Agreement, noting that from time to time the AIHW will provide the Commonwealth with data supplied by the States; updating existing State Action Plans to cover the term output set out in clause 15(d) of this Schedule (2017-18 to 2020‑21) within two months of the signing this Agreement; and collaborating with the Commonwealth in a review of the RFS and outputs delivered under this Agreement. Shared roles Under this Schedule the Commonwealth and the States will be jointly responsible for: contributing to national discussion and collaboration on the ongoing implementation and monitoring of the project, particularly through the RHD Steering Committee (refer clause 7(b)) and other ad hoc meetings convened by the Commonwealth; and participating in data and clinical committees established by the AIHW. Performance Monitoring and Reporting The States will provide performance reports in accordance with Table 1 during the operation of the Schedule, which will describe the actual performance of the States against the milestones. The Commonwealth will make the payment subject to the annual performance report demonstrating the relevant milestone has been met. Annual performance reports will cover: number of patients listed on the ARF/RHD register including: number of cases of ARF diagnosed, broken down by demographics of age, location and Indigenous status; and number of cases of RHD diagnosed, broken down by demographics of age, location and Indigenous status. number, proportion and geographical location of health centres providing data to the ARF/RHD register; number and nature of training sessions provided to health staff on the use of the register; number and type of education sessions provided to individuals, families, communities and health staff on ARF/RHD; number and proportion of patients scheduled to receive penicillin injections, including: proportion of ARF/RHD patients who receive greater than or equal to 80% of their scheduled injections; and proportion of ARF/RHD patients who receive less than 50% of their scheduled injections. Table 1: Performance requirements, reporting and payment summary Outputs Milestones Report due Payment The improved detection, monitoring and management of ARF and resultant RHD in accordance with clause 5 of this Schedule Demonstration of progress against the outputs of this Schedule from 1 January 2017 to 31 December 2017 including the data specified in clause 11, and updated Action Plans in accordance with clause 8(f) 23 April 2018 Qld: $911,000 WA: $911,000 SA: $396,000 NT: $911,000 Demonstration of progress against the outputs of this Schedule from 1 January 2018 to 31 December 2018 including the data specified in clause 11, and updated Action Plans in accordance with clause 8(f) 23 April 2019 Qld: $925,000 WA: $924,000 SA: $402,000 NT: $925,000 Demonstration of progress against the outputs of this Schedule from 1 January 2019 to 31 December 2019 including the data specified in clause 11, and updated Action Plans in accordance with clause 8(f) 23 April 2020 Qld: $938,000 WA: $939,000 SA: $408,000 NT: $939,000 Demonstration of progress against the outputs of this Schedule from 1 January 2020 to 31 December 2020 including the data specified in clause 11, and updated Action Plans in accordance with clause 8(f) 23 April 2021 Qld: $953,000 WA: $952,000 SA: $415,000 NT: $952,000 financial arrangements The Commonwealth’s and the States’ estimated financial contribution to this project, including through National Partnership payments to the States paid in accordance with Schedule D — Payment Arrangements of the IGA FFR, are shown in Table 2. Table 2: Estimated financial contributions ($ million) 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Total Estimated total budget 3.129 3.176 3.224 3.272 12.801(a) Less estimated National Partnership Payments 3.129 3.176 3.224 3.272 12.801 (a) In addition to the estimated financial contributions in Table 2, the Commonwealth will provide funding of $6 million over four years from 2017-18 through the Indigenous Australians Health Programme to support the expansion of the RFS into preventative activities. The Parties have confirmed their commitment to this agreement as follows: Signed for and on behalf of the Commonwealth of Australia by The Honourable Xxxx Xxxx MP Minister for Health Date: ………………………………………….. Signed for and on behalf of the State of Queensland by The Honourable Xx Xxxxxx Xxxxx MP Minister for Health Date: ………………………………………….. Signed for and on behalf of the State of Western Australia by The Honourable Xxxxx Xxxx MLA Minister for Health Date: ………………………………………….. Signed for and on behalf of the State of South Australia by The Honourable Xxxxxxx Xxxx MLC Minister for Health Date: ………………………………………….. Signed for and on behalf of the Northern Territory by The Honourable Xxxxxxx Xxxxx MLA Minister for Health Date: …………………………………………...

PROJECT OUTPUTS. Outputs The outputs of this Schedule Agreement will be improved detectiona widening of the existing Port of Townsville navigational channels from the current 92 metre width to 180 metres at the harbour entrance, monitoring tapering to 120 metres at the sea channel entrance, comprising: Dredging Inner Platypus Channel; Dredging Outer Platypus Channel; Dredging Sea Channel; Rock Haulage; Construction of Rock Wall Structure; and management of ARF Land Reclamation (beneficially using the material dredged from the Inner Platypus, Outer Platypus and RHD through: improved clinical care, including improved delivery of and adherence to secondary prophylaxis antibiotics; provision of education and training for health care providers, individuals, families and communities; collection and provision of agreed data annually to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) for national monitoring and reporting of ARF and RHD and measuring program effectiveness in the detection and management of ARF and RHD; maintenance of a dedicated state-wide patient register and recall system for ARF and RHDSea Channels). Part 3 — roles and responsibilities To realise the outputs in this Schedule, of each Party has specific roles and responsibilities in addition to those in the Agreement, as outlined below. party Role of the Commonwealth The Commonwealth agrees to will be accountable for the following additional roles and responsibilitiesresponsible for: monitoring and assessing achievement against milestones in the delivery of the RFS project under this Schedule Agreement to ensure that outputs are delivered within the agreed timeframestimeframe; providing ongoing policy leadership a consequent financial contribution to Queensland to support the implementation of this Agreement; in accordance with the Building and Construction Industry (Improving Productivity) Xxx 0000 (Cth), ensuring that financial contributions to building work as prescribed under the RFS, including establishing an RHD Steering Committee within six months of Building and Construction Industry (Improving Productivity) (Accreditation Scheme) Rules 2019 are only made where a builder or builders accredited under the signing of this Agreement Australian Government Building and convening other ad hoc meetings Construction Work Health and Safety Accreditation Scheme (the WHS Accreditation Scheme) is contracted; and ensuring that compliance with the States Code for the Tendering and key stakeholders Performance of Building Work 2016 (Building Code 2016), or as required; and conducting it is updated from time to time, is a review condition of the RFS, including the outputs delivered under this AgreementAustralian Government funding. Role of the States The States agree Queensland Queensland will be responsible for: providing a financial contribution to be accountable support the implementation of this Agreement; all aspects of delivering on the project outputs set out in this Agreement, including; maximising opportunities for the additional following roles and responsibilities: delivery of program outputs as specified Townsville business involvement in the Scheduleconstruction of the project; and ensuring that Indigenous Australians are able to realise employment and business opportunities on the construction of the project by including Indigenous training, employment and supplier-use requirements that reflect the local Indigenous working age population1 in all project contracts; reporting on the delivery of outputs as set out in this Agreement at Part 4 – Project Milestones, Reporting and Payments; ensuring that only a builder or builders accredited under the Performance Monitoring WHS Accreditation Scheme is contracted, and Reporting sectionproviding the necessary assurances to the Commonwealth; collaborating with Menzies/Rheumatic Heart Disease Australia (RHDA) on the development of required educational resources and using the educational, training and other resources to support service delivery; working ensuring that compliance with the AIHW to establish and maintain nationally consistent data collection systemsBuilding Code 2016, in alignment with agreed ARF/RHD specifications, which improve the scope, quality, frequency and timeliness of data collection; providing all agreed ARF and RHD data to the AIHW annually or as specified by the Commonwealth in accordance with the terms of the National Health Information Agreement, noting that it is updated from time to time time, is made a condition of tender for and performance of building work by all contractors and subcontractors, and providing the AIHW will provide the Commonwealth with data supplied by the States; updating existing State Action Plans necessary assurances to cover the term of this Schedule (2017-18 to 2020‑21) within two months of the signing this Agreement; and collaborating with the Commonwealth in a review of the RFS and outputs delivered under this Agreement. Shared roles Under this Schedule the Commonwealth and the States will be jointly responsible for: contributing to national discussion and collaboration on the ongoing implementation and monitoring of the project, particularly through the RHD Steering Committee (refer clause 7(b)) and other ad hoc meetings convened by the Commonwealth; and participating ensuring that the project adheres to all conditions of Commonwealth and Queensland approvals for the project (including but not limited to environmental and engineering conditions). Additionally, Queensland agrees to: include the words “The Port of Townsville Channel Capacity Upgrade is a joint project of the Queensland Government and the Australian Government, and is supported by Port of Townsville Limited. The Channel Capacity Upgrade forms part of the Townsville City Deal signed in data December 2016” on the Port of Townsville Limited website, and clinical committees established in all publications and promotional material; as soon as practicable following the signing of this Agreement, erect and maintain a sign at the Port of Townsville entry. The sign must include the Commonwealth logo and the words “The Port of Townsville Channel Capacity Upgrade is jointly funded by the AIHW. Performance Monitoring Australian Government and Reporting The States will provide performance reports forms part of the Townsville City Deal signed in December 2016”; and only use the Commonwealth logo with approval from the Commonwealth and in accordance with Table 1 during Commonwealth branding guidelines. Shared roles The Parties: will meet the operation requirements of the ScheduleSchedule E, which will describe the actual performance of the States against the milestones. The Commonwealth will make the payment subject to the annual performance report demonstrating the relevant milestone has been met. Annual performance reports will cover: number of patients listed on the ARF/RHD register including: number of cases of ARF diagnosed, broken down by demographics of age, location and Indigenous status; and number of cases of RHD diagnosed, broken down by demographics of age, location and Indigenous status. number, proportion and geographical location of health centres providing data to the ARF/RHD register; number and nature of training sessions provided to health staff on the use of the register; number and type of education sessions provided to individuals, families, communities and health staff on ARF/RHD; number and proportion of patients scheduled to receive penicillin injections, including: proportion of ARF/RHD patients who receive greater than or equal to 80% of their scheduled injections; and proportion of ARF/RHD patients who receive less than 50% of their scheduled injections. Table 1: Performance requirements, reporting and payment summary Outputs Milestones Report due Payment The improved detection, monitoring and management of ARF and resultant RHD in accordance with clause 5 of this Schedule Demonstration of progress against the outputs of this Schedule from 1 January 2017 to 31 December 2017 including the data specified in clause 11, and updated Action Plans in accordance with clause 8(f) 23 April 2018 Qld: $911,000 WA: $911,000 SA: $396,000 NT: $911,000 Demonstration of progress against the outputs of this Schedule from 1 January 2018 to 31 December 2018 including the data specified in clause 11, and updated Action Plans in accordance with clause 8(f) 23 April 2019 Qld: $925,000 WA: $924,000 SA: $402,000 NT: $925,000 Demonstration of progress against the outputs of this Schedule from 1 January 2019 to 31 December 2019 including the data specified in clause 11, and updated Action Plans in accordance with clause 8(f) 23 April 2020 Qld: $938,000 WA: $939,000 SA: $408,000 NT: $939,000 Demonstration of progress against the outputs of this Schedule from 1 January 2020 to 31 December 2020 including the data specified in clause 11, and updated Action Plans in accordance with clause 8(f) 23 April 2021 Qld: $953,000 WA: $952,000 SA: $415,000 NT: $952,000 financial arrangements The Commonwealth’s and the States’ estimated financial contribution to this project, including through National Partnership payments to the States paid in accordance with Schedule D — Payment Arrangements Clause 26 of the IGA FFR, are shown by ensuring that prior agreement is reached on the nature and content of any events, announcements, promotional material or publicity relating to activities under this Agreement, and that the roles of both Parties will be acknowledged and recognised appropriately in Table 2. Table 2any such events, announcements, promotional material or publicity; and recognise the project as a project under the Townsville City Deal and acknowledge the principles and contents of: Estimated financial contributions ($ million) the Commonwealth—Queensland Government Memorandum of Understanding for City Deals in Queensland, signed 10 November 2016; the Townsville City Deal, signed 9 December 2016; the Townsville City Deal Implementation Plan, published 24 April 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Total Estimated total budget 3.129 3.176 3.224 3.272 12.801(a) Less estimated National Partnership Payments 3.129 3.176 3.224 3.272 12.801 (a) In addition ; and the Townsville City Deal Governance Plan and Media Protocols, as endorsed by the Townsville City Deal Executive Board from time to the estimated financial contributions in Table 2, the Commonwealth will provide funding of $6 million over four years from 2017-18 through the Indigenous Australians Health Programme to support the expansion of the RFS into preventative activities. The Parties have confirmed their commitment to this agreement as follows: Signed for and on behalf of the Commonwealth of Australia by The Honourable Xxxx Xxxx MP Minister for Health Date: ………………………………………….. Signed for and on behalf of the State of Queensland by The Honourable Xx Xxxxxx Xxxxx MP Minister for Health Date: ………………………………………….. Signed for and on behalf of the State of Western Australia by The Honourable Xxxxx Xxxx MLA Minister for Health Date: ………………………………………….. Signed for and on behalf of the State of South Australia by The Honourable Xxxxxxx Xxxx MLC Minister for Health Date: ………………………………………….. Signed for and on behalf of the Northern Territory by The Honourable Xxxxxxx Xxxxx MLA Minister for Health Date: …………………………………………..time.