Schedule D	
Payment Arrangements
Intergovernmental Agreement on Federal Financial Relations
PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS
D1	This Schedule may be amended by the unanimous agreement of the Ministerial Council for Federal Financial Relations.
D2	The Parties agree that payment and administrative arrangements will be simplified and centrally administered through monthly payments from the Commonwealth Treasury to each State and Territory Treasury in respect of all financial transfers under this Agreement.
D3	Payments classified as Commonwealth own-purpose expenses are the only intergovernmental financial transfers which are not covered by these payment arrangements.
D4	Commonwealth funding to the States and Territories will comprise three categories of payments:
(a)	National Specific Purpose Payments (SPPs) in respect of key service delivery sectors;
(b)	three types of National Partnership payments:
(i)	project payments;
(i)	facilitation payments;
(ii)	incentive payments;
(c)	general revenue assistance, consisting of:
(i)	Goods and Services Tax (GST) payments; and
(ii)	other general revenue assistance.
D5	All intergovernmental financial transfers will be processed through one of two payments from the Commonwealth Treasury to each State or Territory Treasury each month: 
(a)	a payment on the 7th day of the month for all National SPP and National Partnership payments; and
(b)	a payment on 21st day of the month for all general revenue assistance, including GST payments.
D6	Each of these payments will be one twelfth of the estimated annual payment, to simplify administration, unless an alternative payment arrangement is agreed by the Parties — for example, where a National Partnership agreement provides that pre‑determined milestones and performance benchmarks be met before an incentive payment may be made.
D7	An adjustment amount (which may be positive or negative) to account for any difference between the estimated and actual outcome for the items listed in Clause D4 for the previous financial year will be acquitted in the first available payment following advice of the final outcome.
D8	Where the scheduled payment day is a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday in Canberra, the payment will be made on the next business day of the Reserve Bank of Australia in Canberra.
D9	The Commonwealth Treasury will provide advice to the States and Territories on the components of each payment prior to each payment being made. The advice will include, for each payment:
(a)	the date of payment;
(b)	the purpose of each component in the payment;
(c)	the sector and National SPP or National Partnership to which each component relates;
(d)	any conditions imposed on each component of the payment; and
(e)	any change to the estimated amount of annual payment.
D10	Where a payment to a State or Territory includes a nominated amount in respect of a third party — for example, non-government schools and local governments — that State or Territory will on‑forward that payment to the third party in a timely manner.
D11	The timing of specific payments, or other administrative arrangements in this schedule, may be varied when necessary by the agreement of the affected Parties.
D12	Where a State or Territory needs to make a payment to the Commonwealth — for example, the payment of GST administration costs — and where agreed with the States and Territories, these payments will be netted from the monthly payment of general revenue assistance.
NATIONAL SPPs
Accountabilities
D13	The Commonwealth will provide National SPPs to the States and Territories as a financial contribution to support State and Territory service delivery in the areas of:
(a)	healthcare;
(b)	schools; 
(c)	skills and workforce development;
(d)	disability; and
(e)	affordable housing.
D14	The States and Territories are required to spend each National SPP in the service sector relevant to the SPP — for example, the National healthcare SPP must be expended in the healthcare sector — but they will have full budget flexibility to allocate funds within that sector as they see fit to achieve any mutually agreed objectives for that sector. 
D15	While the States and Territories will not be able to redistribute National SPPs from one sector to another, there will be no conditions attached to the National SPPs in respect of how States or Territories allocate their own funding across or within sectors.
D16	In order to demonstrate compliance with Clause D14, each State and Territory Treasurer will provide a report to the Ministerial Council within six months of the end of every financial year, disclosing the following information:
(a)	gross State or Territory expenditure in each sector listed in Clause D13;
(b)	National SPPs received in respect of each sector listed in Clause D13;
(c)	of the amount referred to in sub-Clause D16 b), how much was spent in the relevant sector; and
(d)	detailed explanation for any discrepancy between the amounts specified in sub‑Clauses b) and c) above.
National SPP base funding
D17	The base funding for each National SPP for 2009‑10 is set out in Table D1 below:
Table D1: National SPP base funding, 2009-10
National SPP	Commonwealth financial contribution	
Healthcare	$11,224,185,000	
Schools (government schools component)	$3,286,594,000	
Skills and workforce development	$1,317,877,000	
Disability	$903,686,000	
Affordable housing	$1,202,590,000	

D18	The non-government schools component of the National schools SPP will be determined in accordance with the Schools Assistance Act 2008.
D19	The base funding for each National SPP will be provided on an on-going basis and indexed on 1 July 2010 and each year thereafter by a growth factor.
National SPP growth factors
D20	The growth factor for the National healthcare SPP will be the product of:
(a)	a health specific cost index (the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare health price index);
(b)	growth in population estimates weighted for hospital utilisation; and
(c)	a technology factor (Productivity Commission derived index of technology growth).
D21	The growth factor for the government schools component of the National schools SPP will be the product of:
(a)	growth in average government schools recurrent cost; and 
(b)	growth in full-time equivalent enrolments in government schools.
D22	The growth factor for the non-government schools component of the National schools SPP will be determined in accordance with the Schools Assistance Act 2008.
D23	The growth factor for the National skills and workforce development SPP will be the sum of:
(a)	85 per cent Wage Cost Index 1 (comprising safety net wage adjustment weighted by 75 per cent and all groups CPI weighted by 25 per cent); and 
(b)	15 per cent Wage Cost Index 6 (comprising safety net wage adjustment weighted by 40 per cent and all groups CPI weighted by 60 per cent);  .
D24	The growth factor for the National disability SPP will be a rolling five year average of nominal GDP year-on-year growth.
D25	The growth factor for the National affordable housing SPP will be Wage Cost Index 1 (comprising safety net wage adjustment weighted by 75 per cent and all groups CPI weighted by 25 per cent). 
Distribution of National SPPs
D26	A State’s or Territory’s share of a National SPP in a financial year will be its population share, based on the Australian Statistician’s determination of State and Territory population shares as at 31 December for that year. The Australian Statistician will make a determination of State and Territory population shares prior to the Commonwealth publishing its Final Budget Outcome.
D27	In the case of the government schools component of the National schools SPP, the relevant population will be each State’s and Territory’s share of full‑time equivalent student enrolments in government schools. The distribution of the non-government schools component of the National schools SPP will be determined in accordance with the Schools Assistance Act 2008.
D28	The Parties acknowledge that:
(a)	an equal per capita distribution ensures that all Australians, regardless of the jurisdiction they live in, have the same share of Commonwealth funding support for state service delivery; and
(b)	the treatment of the National SPPs by ‘inclusion’ for the purpose of the Commonwealth Grants Commission determining GST revenue sharing relativities provides for State disabilities in respect of service delivery to be incorporated into the calculation of each State’s and Territory’s share of GST revenue.
NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP PAYMENTS
D29	The Commonwealth will provide National Partnership payments to the States and Territories to support the delivery of specified outputs or projects, to facilitate reforms or to reward those jurisdictions that deliver on nationally significant reforms. Schedule E provides further detail on National Partnerships.
D30	National Partnerships will clearly set out the payment profile in respect of each State and Territory. 
D31	Where the achievement of pre‑determined milestones or performance benchmarks is required before a payment is made to a State or Territory:
(a)	in the case of incentive payments to reward nationally significant reforms or service delivery improvements, and following receipt of a recommendation from the COAG Reform Council as to whether a pre‑determined performance benchmark has been achieved, the relevant Commonwealth Minister will make a determination as to whether the incentive payment will be paid; 
(b)	the Commonwealth Minister will make the determination with regard to incentive payments as soon as possible after receipt of the report from the COAG Reform Council, and such payments will be paid as a single instalment on the first possible payment date after the Minister’s determination;
(c)	in the case of facilitation and project payments, the relevant Commonwealth Minister will make a determination, based upon expenditure and performance reporting arrangements set out in the National Partnership, as to whether the facilitation or project payment will be paid; and
(d)	payment will be made in accordance with Clause D5 in respect of all such determinations on the next available payment date. 
D32	Where the achievement of a performance benchmark is not required before a payment is made to a State or Territory, payments will be scheduled in accordance with the payment profile set out in the National Partnership.
D33	In relation to project and facilitation payments under National Partnerships, each State and Territory Treasurer will provide a report to the Ministerial Council for Federal Financial Relations within six months of the end of every financial year, reporting total expenditure under the relevant National Partnership agreement, stating both expenditure of Commonwealth project and facilitation funding and State and Territory co-contributions, where these are required by the National Partnership.
GENERAL REVENUE ASSISTANCE
GST payments
D34	The Commonwealth will make GST payments to the States and Territories equivalent to the revenue received from the GST. GST payments provide the States and Territories with revenue from a robust tax base that can be expected to grow over time and will be available for use by the States and Territories for any purpose.
D35	The total amount of GST payments to the States and Territories in a financial year will be defined as:
(a)	the sum of GST collections, voluntary and notional payments made by government bodies, and amounts withheld from any local government authority representing the amount of unpaid voluntary or notional GST; 
reduced by:
(b)	the amounts paid or applied under a provision of a Commonwealth law that requires the Commonwealth to refund some or all of an amount of GST that has been paid.
D36	The total amount of GST revenue to be paid to the States and Territories in a financial year will be determined by the Commonwealth Treasurer in the following way:
(a)	estimated outcomes for the items listed in Clause D35 for the financial year; 
plus:
(b)	an adjustment amount (which may be positive or negative) to account for any difference between the estimated and actual outcome for the items listed in Clause D35 for the previous financial year.
Other general revenue assistance
D37	The Commonwealth may make payments of other general revenue assistance to the States and Territories that will be available for use by the States and Territories for any purpose, including:
(a)	revenue sharing arrangements other than GST — for example, offshore petroleum royalty revenues;
(b)	compensation payments for Commonwealth policy decisions; or
(c)	payments for national capital influences.
Royalty payments to Western Australia
D38	The Commonwealth will provide general purpose financial assistance to Western Australia from royalties payable under the Offshore Petroleum (Royalty) Act 2006 in respect of the North West Shelf oil and gas project off the coast of Western Australia. The Commonwealth collects these royalties because it has jurisdiction over off‑shore areas. 
D39	These royalties will be shared between the Commonwealth (approximately one third) and Western Australia (approximately two thirds). These payment arrangements are in accordance with section 75 of the Offshore Petroleum and Greenhouse Gas Act 2006.
D40	The amount of general purpose financial assistance to be provided will be calculated on a monthly basis by the formula:

where:
royalty rate means the percentage rate at which royalty is payable by the holder under the Offshore Petroleum (Royalty) Act 2006 in relation to that petroleum.
Compensation for impact on royalties of excise amendment
D41	The Commonwealth will provide general purpose financial assistance to compensate Western Australia for the loss of royalty revenue resulting from the removal in the 2008-09 Budget of the exemption of condensate from crude oil excise.
Royalty payments to the Northern Territory
D42	The Commonwealth will provide general purpose financial assistance to the Northern Territory in lieu of royalties on uranium mining due to the Commonwealth's ownership of uranium in the Northern Territory. 
Ranger Project Area
D43	The Commonwealth will provide general purpose finance assistance in-lieu of royalties on uranium mining in the Ranger Project Area.  General purpose financial assistance is payable biannually at the royalty rate of 1.25 per cent of net proceeds of sales. 
D44	These royalties are paid under a continuing agreement, as established under the 1978 Memorandum of Understanding between the Commonwealth and the Northern Territory.
Uranium Royalty (Northern Territory) Bill 2008
D45	The Uranium Royalty (Northern Territory) Bill 2008 will apply the Northern Territory’s existing profits-based mineral royalty regime under the Mineral Royalty Act 1982 (NT) as a law of the Commonwealth to new projects containing designated substances, including uranium, in the Northern Territory.  
D46	The Northern Territory will administer the royalty regime on behalf of the Commonwealth, retain the royalties collected, and repay any overpayment of royalties on behalf of the Commonwealth.
Taxation compensation in respect of Snowy Hydro Limited
D47	On 28 June 2002, the Snowy Mountains Hydro‑Electric Authority was corporatised. The assets and business of the Authority were transferred to Snowy Hydro Limited, a company jointly owned by the Commonwealth, New South Wales and Victoria (with 13 per cent, 58 per cent and 29 per cent shareholdings respectively).
D48	The Commonwealth provides compensation payments to New South Wales and Victoria, in the form of general purpose financial assistance, for Commonwealth taxes paid by Snowy Hydro Ltd in proportion to the States' shareholdings.  Payments are made in accordance with the Snowy Hydro Tax Compensation Deed between the Commonwealth, New South Wales and Victoria. These taxes would have previously been payable to the States through tax equivalence regime payments.
Payments in respect of ACT Municipal Services
D49	The Commonwealth will provide general purpose financial assistance to the Australian Capital Territory to:
(a)	assist in meeting the additional municipal costs which arise from Canberra's role as the national capital; and
(b)	compensate the Australian Capital Territory for additional costs resulting from the national capital planning influences on the provision of water and sewerage services.
D50	The level of funding for this general purpose financial assistance is based upon the findings of the Commonwealth Grants Commission, in its second and third reports on financing for the Australian Capital Territory, prior to the move to self‑government in 1989.
D51	The base funding for this general purpose financial assistance for 2008‑09 is $34,262,000.  This general purpose financial assistance will be provided monthly on an on-going basis and indexed on 1 July 2009 and each year thereafter by a growth factor.
D52	The growth factor will comprise growth in safety net wage adjustment weighted by 75 per cent and growth in all groups CPI weighted by 25 per cent.
GST revenue sharing relativities
D53	The Commonwealth will distribute GST payments among the States and Territories in accordance with the principle of horizontal fiscal equalisation.
D54	A State or Territory’s share of GST payments in a financial year will be based on its adjusted population share, and calculated as
the product of:
(a)	the Commonwealth Treasurer’s determination of GST revenue for that year;
(b)	the Australian Statistician’s determination of the State’s or Territory’s population as at 31 December for that year; and
(c)	the Commonwealth Treasurer’s determination of the GST revenue sharing relativity for the State or Territory;
divided by:
(d)	the sum of the adjusted population of all of the States and Territories.
D55	The Commonwealth Treasurer will determine the GST revenue sharing relativities, which embody per capita financial needs based on recommendations of the Commonwealth Grants Commission, after consulting with each State and Territory.
D56	For the purpose of the Commonwealth Grants Commission determining GST revenue sharing relativities:
(a)	National SPPs and National Partnership project payments will be treated by ‘inclusion’, recognising that these payments provide the States and Territories with budget support for providing standard state and territory services;
(b)	National Partnership facilitation and incentive payments will be treated by ‘exclusion’ so that any benefit to a State or Territory from achieving specified outputs sought by the Commonwealth, or through implementing reforms, will not be redistributed to other States or Territories through the horizontal fiscal equalisation process; and
(c)	general revenue assistance, excluding GST payments, will be treated by ‘inclusion’, recognising that these payments are available to provide untied general budget support to a State or Territory, however, the Commonwealth Grants Commission may treat, on a case by case basis, any component of general revenue assistance as ‘out of scope’ if it considers such treatment is more appropriate.
D57	Notwithstanding Clause D56, and following consultation involving the Commonwealth and the States and Territories:
(a)	the Commonwealth Grants Commission may treat, on a case by case basis, any National Partnership payment differently if it considers that such treatment is more appropriate; and
(b)	the Commonwealth Treasurer may issue Terms of Reference to the Commonwealth Grants Commission directing the Commission on the treatment of a National Partnership if he considers that such treatment is appropriate.
GST administration payments
D58	The Australian Taxation Office administers the GST on behalf of the States and Territories and the States and Territories compensate the Commonwealth for the agreed costs of administration. 
D59	The Parties agree that each State’s and Territory’s monthly GST administration payment will be deducted from that State’s or Territory’s monthly payment of general revenue assistance. 
D60	GST administration payments will be continue to be calculated and identified separately for reporting and accounting purposes to ensure transparency.
Reporting of GST revenue 
Annual data
D61	The Commonwealth will provide the following annual goods and services tax (GST) revenue data, including customs data where relevant, based on Final Budget Outcomes:
(a)	net GST receipts;
(b)	net and gross GST revenue on an estimated statement outcomes basis (based on Activity Statement assessable periods for monthly and quarterly taxpayers, and disaggregated by:
(i)	broad industry group; and
(ii)	State and Territory;
N.B. Activity Statement data does not include customs data. Net GST revenue is gross GST revenue less input tax credits.
(c)	net GST revenue on a Tax Liability Method (TLM) basis;
(d)	net GST revenue on an Economic Transactions Method (ETM) basis; and
(e)	a reconciliation between GST cash, GST revenue on a TLM basis, and GST revenue on an ETM basis.
D62	Annual data will be provided at the time the Commonwealth publishes its Final Budget Outcome. 
Monthly data
D63	The Commonwealth will provide the following GST revenue data, including customs data where relevant, on a monthly basis:
(a)	net GST receipts;
(b)	net GST revenue on TLM basis; 
(c)	year to date net GST receipts and TLM revenue;
(d)	where there is significant variation from the reported net GST cash data and expected net GST cash data in any month, the Australian Taxation Office, through the Commonwealth Treasury, will provide advice on the reason for the variation;
(e)	net and gross GST revenue in respect of monthly statement outcomes;
N.B. This data would be provided in the month following the due date of the relevant Business Activity Statement (BAS).  As an example, the September monthly BAS is due on 28 October, so the statement data would be provided on 20 November.
(f)	liability amounts for GST refunds processed in the month;
(g)	amounts for net GST  > 0 processed in the month; and
(h)	any revisions to previously supplied monthly statement outcome estimates.
D64	Monthly data will be provided by the 20th of the following month, subject to a reliable estimate being available. 
Quarterly data
D65	The Commonwealth will provide the following GST revenue data, including customs data where relevant, on a quarterly basis:
(a)	estimated stock of GST receivables;
(b)	net and gross GST revenue in respect of quarterly statement outcomes;
N.B. This data would be provided in the month following the due date of the relevant Business Activity Statement (BAS).  As an example, the September quarterly BAS is due on 28 October, so the statement data would be provided on 20 November.
(c)	net and gross GST revenue in respect of monthly and quarterly statement outcomes disaggregated by: 
(i)	broad industry group; 
(ii)	State and Territory; and 
(d)	any revisions to previously supplied quarterly statement outcome estimates.
D66	Quarterly data will be provided by the 20th of the following month, subject to a reliable estimate being available.
Estimates updates
D67	The Commonwealth will maintain a schedule of estimates of annual net GST receipts for each published estimates update, including variances of outcomes from each estimate and the change in estimates between estimates updates.
TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
Payment arrangements
D68	The Parties agree that the payment arrangements in this schedule will commence from 1 January 2009. 
D69	The Commonwealth will introduce the legislation necessary to implement this Agreement in the autumn parliamentary sittings of 2009. Notwithstanding when the legislation receives royal assent, the legislation will have effect from 1 January 2009.
D70	However, the Parties recognise that there are practical, legislative and administrative difficulties in fully implementing the new payment and administrative arrangements prior to 1 July 2009. Accordingly, the Parties agree to a transitional period, from 1 January 2009 to 30 June 2009, to develop, test and implement the new payment arrangements. 
D71	During the transitional period, Commonwealth portfolio agencies may continue to be responsible for making payments. Where agreed, these payments will be made to State and Territory Treasuries rather than State and Territory portfolio agencies. 
D72	Notwithstanding the specific arrangements for particular payments during the transitional period, the Commonwealth Treasury will still provide advice of all Commonwealth payments to the States and Territories. The advice will be of the form specified in Clause D9, to the extent practical.
D73	The Parties agree that the payments for specific purposes which will be rolled into the new National healthcare SPP will continue unaffected until 1 July 2009. This recognises that the Parties have agreed that the National Healthcare Agreement will be signed in December 2008 with a commencement date for the new funding arrangements of 1 July 2009. 
D74	The Commonwealth will amend the profile of monthly GST payments to ensure that, to the extent practical, the total monthly payments to each State and Territory during the transitional period will be as close as possible to the payments that would be expected if Commonwealth legislation was in place from 1 January 2009.
GST revenue sharing relativities
D75	The 2008‑09 GST revenue sharing relativities endorsed by the Ministerial Council for Commonwealth‑State Financial Relations on 14 March 2008 will continue to apply during the transitional period. 
D76	Treating the National healthcare SPP by ‘inclusion’ rather than by ‘absorption’, as the previous healthcare funding was treated, will be applied to the GST distribution methodology with effect from 1 July 2009.
GST revenue adjustment for 2008-09
D77	The Commissioner of Taxation will estimate the level of GST receipts for 2008-09 in June 2009. That estimate forms the basis of GST payments to the States for that financial year. 
D78	A balancing adjustment for each State, calculated using the following formula, will be made in the 2009-10 financial year to ensure that the States receive their full entitlement of GST payments for the 2008-09 financial year.

National Disability SPP Growth factor 
D79	The National Disability SPP incorporates a large component in respect of the Disabilities Assistance Package which, for the 2009‑10, 2010‑11 and 2011‑12 years, already includes a high rate of escalation. 
D80	For the purpose of calculating indexation on the National Disability SPP, the Disabilities Assistance Package will be deducted from the base to calculate 2010-11 and 2011-12 funding.
Distribution of National SPPs for the first five years
D81	In recognition that the move to distributing National SPPs in accordance with population shares, as provided for in Clauses D26 and D27, may result in a shift in notional payment shares, the Parties agree that the arrangements be phased in over a period of five years.
D82	For 2009‑10, each State and Territory will receive a share of each National SPP as set out in Table D2.
Table D2: National SPP shares for 2009‑10
National SPP
(per cent share)	NSW	VIC	QLD	WA	SA	TAS	ACT	NT	
Healthcare	33.0629	24.1502	19.6575	10.1173	8.1986	2.1925	1.3240	1.2970	
Schools  (government schools component)	33.6074	23.1115	19.4741	10.0159	7.6643	2.7365	1.4915	1.8988	
Skills and workforce development 	33.2777	24.7597	19.3522	9.9959	7.5215	2.3407	1.7121	1.0402	
Disability	33.3933	22.7063	19.1269	8.2845	10.8173	3.2431	1.3924	1.0362	
Affordable housing	31.5986	22.1002	19.5017	10.3900	7.8889	2.8640	2.1722	3.4844	

D83	For 2010-11, each State and Territory will receive a share of each National SPP equal to 80 per cent of the amount set out in Table D3 plus 20 per cent of the amount set out in Clauses D26 or D27. 
Table D3: National SPP shares for 2010‑11
National SPP
(per cent share)	NSW	VIC	QLD	WA	SA	TAS	ACT	NT	
Healthcare	32.9396	24.1306	19.7751	10.1888	8.1550	2.1811	1.3276	1.3022	
Schools  (government schools component)	33.6121	23.1279	19.4729	10.0094	7.6629	2.7348	1.4925	1.8875	
Skills and workforce development 	33.2807	24.7597	19.3495	9.9944	7.5223	2.3411	1.7121	1.0402	
Disability	33.2266	22.6972	19.2070	8.2502	10.8590	3.3284	1.3757	1.0559	
Affordable housing	31.5990	22.0995	19.4985	10.3900	7.8904	2.8653	2.1735	3.4838	

D84	For 2011-12, each State and Territory will receive a share of each National SPP equal to 60 per cent of the amount set out in Table D4 plus 40 per cent of the amount set out in Clauses D26 or D27. 
Table D4: National SPP shares for 2011‑12
National SPP
(per cent share)	NSW	VIC	QLD	WA	SA	TAS	ACT	NT	
Healthcare	32.8176	24.1096	19.8931	10.2594	8.1131	2.1700	1.3312	1.3060	
Schools  (government schools component)	33.6825	23.2357	19.4501	9.9586	7.6432	2.7333	1.4981	1.7985	
Skills and workforce development 	33.2839	24.7597	19.3467	9.9930	7.5230	2.3415	1.7121	1.0401	
Disability	33.2181	22.6903	19.2001	8.2461	10.8594	3.3283	1.4022	1.0555	
Affordable housing	31.6008	22.0980	19.4954	10.3893	7.8920	2.8669	2.1748	3.4828	

D85	For 2012-13, each State and Territory will receive a share of each National SPP equal to 40 per cent of the amount set out in Table D5 plus 60 per cent of the amount set out in Clauses D26 or D27. 
Table D5: National SPP shares for 2012-13 and 2013-14
National SPP
(per cent share)	NSW	VIC	QLD	WA	SA	TAS	ACT	NT	
Healthcare	32.8169	24.1112	19.8923	10.2592	8.1134	2.1699	1.3312	1.3059	
Schools (government schools component)	33.6822	23.2353	19.4505	9.9589	7.6430	2.7333	1.4981	1.7987	
Skills and workforce development 	33.2869	24.7596	19.3441	9.9916	7.5238	2.3419	1.7120	1.0401	
Disability	33.2719	22.8840	19.0195	8.5126	10.5398	3.2652	1.4292	1.0778	
Affordable housing	31.6008	22.0980	19.4954	10.3893	7.8920	2.8669	2.1748	3.4828	

D86	For 2013-14, each State and Territory will receive a share of each National SPP equal to 20 per cent of the amount set out in Table D5 plus 80 per cent of the amount set out in Clauses D26 or D27. 
Other transitional arrangements
D87	The payment and financial arrangements specified in this Agreement replace similar provisions in any other agreement that remains in force. 
D88	For the avoidance of doubt, the arrangements in this Agreement take precedence over any conflicting arrangements in other agreements.
D89	The Parties acknowledge each government’s responsibility for funding its election commitments. The Parties agree that acceptance of the financial package which accompanies this agreement extinguishes all claims of the States and Territories in respect of the funding of legitimate and additional costs of the Australian Government’s 2007 election commitments. This is not intended to limit review of funding specifically provided for in National Agreements or National Partnerships.