What is a Machinery of Government change?
The Executive government graphic.
Parliamentary Education Office (peo.gov.au)
The Executive government graphic.
Parliamentary Education Office (peo.gov.au)
Description
In this graphic the Executive is represented by a group of different types of people. The Executive includes the Prime Minister and ministers and has the power to put law into action.
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A Machinery of Government (MoG) change is when the Australian Government decides to reorganise how it manages its responsibilities. It can involve the movement of functions, resources and people from one department or agency to another. A MoG change may lead to the creation of a new government department, the movement of areas between departments or the closing of an existing government agency.