Productivity Commission

     Philanthropy  Inquiry


 

 


Philanthropy Inquiry webinar

Alex Robson, Commissioner

Julie Abramson, Commissioner

Krystian Seibert, Associate Commissioner


 

 

 
Acknowledgment of Country

 

I'd like to begin by acknowledging the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we meet today. I would also like to pay my respects to Elders past and present.


 

A snapshot of the Commission

 

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Inform and educate
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Evidence-based analysis
Policy ideas ↔ actionable outcomes

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Key operating principles

 

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Evidence based


 

Economy and commun\ity-wide perspective


 

Public consultation


 

 

What we will cover today

 

          Brief overview of the inquiry scope

          Introduce the inquiry process

          Explain the different ways you can contribute to the inquiry

          This image shows paper cut-outs of people holding handsRespond to your questions and answers

 

 

 

This presentation, without the Q and A, is being recorded and will be placed on the website


 

 

Scope: Terms of Reference

 

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1.    The figure shows different motivations for giving, including personal values, heritage, making a difference, financial incentives, social interaction, legacy, recognition, family and faith. Trends and motivations for giving


 

 

Topics of interest

          Why people do (and do not) give

          Who gives, including different characteristics (age, gender, income)

          Advantages and disadvantages of philanthropy as a source of revenue

          Data, insights and case studies including those that are not publicly available

          Alternative giving vehicles currently unavailable in Australia


 

Figure 1. Motivations for giving


 

2.    Opportunities and obstacles


 

 

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          Regulatory issues and barriers to giving including:

    regulatory burden

    any gaps in regulation

    regulator roles and responsibilities

          Deductible gift recipient framework

    issues and opportunities

          Tax concessions available to not for profits

          Ability of donors to assess charity effectiveness

          Other issues you identify


 

3.    Reform opportunities


 

 

This is an image of a plant growing in a cup that is filled with coinsTopics of interest

          Data and information gaps about

philanthropy

          Public strategies to increase the status of giving

          Evidence on the impacts, costs and benefits of reform opportunities

          Other measures to support philanthropy in

Australia


 

Inquiry process and milestones

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

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2023                                                                                                                             2024


 

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How you can contribute


 

Questions


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Please use the comment box to alert the moderator that you have a question

 Further questions can be directed to philanthropy@pc.gov.au


 

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Productivity Commission

Philanthropy Inquiry


 

 

Philanthropy Inquiry webinar

Alex Robson, Commissioner

Julie Abramson, Commissioner

Krystian Seibert, Associate Commissioner


 

 

 

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