Department of Home Affairs

Engagement Agreements And Relevant Remuneration Tribunal Determinations For The Special Envoy To Combat Islamophobia (full-Time) And The Special Envoy To Combat Antisemitism (part-Time) Part ​

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The Department of Home Affairs released engagement agreements and appointment terms for two special envoy positions: one full-time Special Envoy to Combat Islamophobia and one part-time Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism. The documents detail the formal appointment process for non-statutory appointees contracting as individuals, dated 9 July 2024, signed by Department Secretary Stephanie Foster. The engagement agreement specifies the envoys' roles include advising the Prime Minister and Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs on policy development, legislation, campaigns, and programs addressing antisemitism and islamophobia, with focus on online/social media, traditional media, education, arts, culture, and industry sectors. Appointment conditions require conflict of interest declarations, confidentiality undertakings, security clearance confirmation, and witness-signed agreement execution within five days. The disclosure includes redacted appointee names and contact details under privacy provisions.

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