Council of Australian Governments

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The Council of Australian Governments was the peak intergovernmental forum in Australia where the federal, state, and territory leaders, along with the President of the Australian Local Government Association, met to coordinate national policy and reforms.


Statements (47)
Predicate Object
instanceOf governmental forum
intergovernmental organization
characteristic peak intergovernmental forum in Australia
coordinatedWith Council for the Australian Federation
country Australia
dissolved 2020
field economic policy
education policy
environmental policy
fiscal relations
health policy
infrastructure policy
public policy
inception 1992
includesPosition President of the Australian Local Government Association
Prime Minister of Australia
chief ministers of territories
state premiers
jurisdiction Australian states
Australian territories
Commonwealth of Australia
local government sector
meetingFrequency as required
irregular
member Australian Local Government Association
Government of Australia
Government of New South Wales
Government of Queensland
Government of South Australia
Government of Tasmania
Government of Victoria
Government of Western Australia
Government of the Australian Capital Territory
Government of the Northern Territory
notableAction facilitated cooperation between federal, state, territory, and local governments in Australia
oversaw national reform agendas in areas such as health, education, and infrastructure
purpose intergovernmental coordination
national policy development
national reform coordination
replacedBy National Cabinet
scope federal-state relations
local government relations
territory relations
shortName COAG
usedInstrument funding agreements
intergovernmental agreements
national partnership agreements

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