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Table 13A.52
Table 13A.52
NSW Vic Qld WA SA Tas ACT NT Aust
Dollars per person in the HACC target population
2003-04 760 912 730 800 795 740 757 780 795
2004-05 788 906 735 804 814 766 765 817 807
2005-06 882 894 760 850 827 793 847 858 847
2006-07 887 896 787 861 842 814 857 868 858
2007-08 898 905 821 878 863 842 874 884 875
(a) The HACC Target population is people in the Australian community who, without basic maintenance
and support services provided under the scope of the HACC Program, would be at risk of premature
or inappropriate long term residential care, including (i) older and frail people with moderate, severe or
profound disabilities; (ii) younger people with moderate, severe or profound disabilities; and their
unpaid carers. The HACC Target Population is estimated by applying the proportion of people in
households with a moderate, severe, or profound disability as reported in the ABS 2003 Survey of
Disability, Ageing and Carers to the ABS Population Projections
(b)
(c)
This table only represents expenditure under HACC Amending Agreements.
Reports provisional data that have not been validated and may be subject to revision.
(d)
Australian, State and Territory government real expenditure on
HACC services per person in the HACC target population (2007-08
dollars) (a), (b), (c), (d), (e)
There are significant differences in the per capita level of Home and Community Care (HACC)
Program funding for the target population in each State and Territory. An equalisation strategy is in
place to ensure that per capita funding for the Program is the same across all jurisdictions by 2010-11.
(e) Constant price expenditure for all years expressed in 2007-08 prices, using Gross Domestic Product
price deflator. Details provided in the Statistical appendix (table AA.26).
Source : DoHA (unpublished).
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