Released DTA Incoming Government Brief 2025; Released DTA IGB 2025 - Compendium - DTA reforms and deliverables
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The release is the Digital Transformation Agency's Incoming Government Brief dated 16 May 2025, addressed to Minister Katy Gallagher following her return as Minister for Finance, Minister for Women, Minister for the Public Service and Minister for Government Services, with an accompanying compendium of government commitments. The brief outlines the DTA's role in stewarding the six-state Digital and ICT Investment Oversight Framework (IOF), covering strategic planning, prioritisation, contestability, assurance, digital sourcing and operations. It reports that at the end of 2024 there were 110 significant digital projects underway across government, delivering $12.9 billion in benefits and planned initiatives. It also covers whole-of-government sourcing, single seller arrangements, the 2025 OECD E-Leaders conference in Sydney, the Secretaries Digital and Data Committee, the AI Steering Committee and AI Standards Working Group, an ANAO audit underway, and DTA budget pressures. Many passages are redacted under section 47C and section 22.
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