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Annual Report 2003–04

Appendix 3—Staffing statistics

Staff numbers by classification and gender, 30 June 2004

Staff numbers by classification and employment category, 30 June 2004

Staff numbers by classification and participation, 30 June 2004

Full-time equivalent staffing levels/staff years

Diversity data, 30 June 2004

Classifications and salary scales, 30 June 2004

The Clerk of the Senate is appointed by the President of the Senate under subsection 58(1) of the Parliamentary Service Act 1999. Staff of the department are engaged under section 22 of the Parliamentary Service Act 1999.

Staff employed under the Members of Parliament (Staff) Act 1984 are not included in the tables below.

The figures exclude staff on leave without pay and those on temporary movements out of the department at 30 June 2004.

Also excluded are those non-ongoing staff employed on a casual or sessional basis who did not work on 30 June 2004, the last working day of the 2003–04 year.

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Staff numbers by classification and gender, 30 June 2004
Classification
Male
Female
Total
Clerk of the Senate
1
1
Deputy Clerk of the Senate (SES Band 2)
2
2
Clerks Assistant and Usher of the Black Rod (SES Band 1)
3
1
4
Parliamentary Executive Level 2 (PE 2)
12
12
24
Parliamentary Executive Level 1 (PE 1)
10
13
23
Parliamentary Service Level 6 (APS 6)
8
26
34
Parliamentary Service Level 5 (APS 5)
3
2
5
Parliamentary Service Level 4 (APS 4)
8
21
29
Parliamentary Service Level 3 (APS 3)
7
24
31
Parliamentary Service Level 1/2 (APS1/2)
11
8
19
Total
63
109
172

SES = Senior Executive Service, PE = Parliamentary Executive, APS = Australian Parliamentary Service

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Staff numbers by classification and employment category, 30 June 2004
Classification
Ongoing
Non-ongoing
Total
Clerk of the Senate
1
1
SES Band 2
2
2
SES Band 1
4
4
PE 2
24
24
PE 1
20
3
23
APS 6
23
11
34
APS 5
5
5
APS 4
28
1
29
APS 3
27
4
31
APS 1/2
15
4
19
Total
149
23
172

SES = Senior Executive Service, PE = Parliamentary Executive, APS = Australian Parliamentary Service

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Staff numbers by classification and participation, 30 June 2004
Classification
Full-time
Part-time
Total
Clerk of the Senate
1
1
SES Band 2
2
2
SES Band 1
4
4
PE 2
24
24
PE 1
20
3
23
APS 6
23
11
34
APS 5
5
5
APS 4
26
3
29
APS 3
28
3
31
APS 1/2
16
3
19
Total
149
23
172

SES = Senior Executive Service, PE = Parliamentary Executive, APS = Australian Parliamentary Service

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Full-time equivalent staffing levels/staff years
Program
2002–03
2003–04
Clerk’s Office
4
5
Table Office
17
17
Procedure Office
30
31
Committee Office
58
62
Black Rod’s Office
109
71
Total
218
186

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Diversity data, 30 June 2004
Equal employment opportunity (EEO) staff category
2003–04
Male
63
Female
109
EEO details not provided
3
English not first language spoken
12
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
With a disability

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Classifications and salary scales, 30 June 2004
Classification
Salary scale
Clerk of the Senate
$188,100
SES Band 2
$143,450
SES Band 1
$91,972–$118,795
PE 2
$82,699–$91,971
PE 1
$71,487–$76,960
APS 6
$56,317–$63,145
APS 5
$51,074–$54,621
APS 4
$45,810–$49,343
APS 3
$40,873–$44,131
APS 1/2
$31,943–$39,921

SES = Senior Executive Service, PE = Parliamentary Executive, APS = Australian Parliamentary Service

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