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Statement of Expectations

Ministerial Statement of Expectations

Ministerial statements of expectations aim to improve regulatory governance and performance. The statements articulate the Government‘s priorities and objectives for each of its regulators. The Department of Health & Human Services collaborated with the Victorian Pharmacy Authority in developing this Statement of Expectations from the Minister for Health.

Ministerial Statement of Expectations 2015-16
VPA Response to Statement of Expectations 2015-16
Ministerial Statement of Expectations 2016-17
VPA Response to Statement of Expectations 2016-17
Extension to Statement of Expectations 2016-17
VPA Report on Statement of Expectations 2016-17
Ministerial Statement of Expectations 2017-19
VPA Response to Statement of Expectations 2017-19
VPA Report on Statement of Expectations 2017-19
Ministerial Statement of Expectations 2019-21
Statement of Expectations Action Plan 2019-21