1. ONCE IN A GENERATION OPPORTUNITY FOR CHANGE Patrick McClure, AO Chief Executive Officer Aged and Community Services Australia

2. CHANGE

3. Change & the Third Sector Change Third Sector Values & Efficiency

4. Good governance Strong executive teams Appropriate staff Courage to change Optimal use of assets An Ageing Nation

5. PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION REPORT

6. The Productivity Commission Report August 2011 Balance: Individual responsibility Affordability for taxpayers Safety net for those that need it

7. The Productivity Commission Report August 2011 Critical features of the recommendations Positives for providers ACSA’s strategy to drive reforms Your role

8. Next Level of Reform Entitlement based on need Choice Flexibility for providers Financially sustainable system Seniors Gateway User Pays Safety Net Quality Assurance

9. Positives of Reform Sustainability improved Market based prices for accommodation Independent price setting Consistent and fairer user co- payments Workforce support through competitive wages Greater Service provider flexibility

10. Risks to providers Increased competition Liquidity issues Transition arrangements

11. ACSA STRATEGY

12. Are the stars aligned?

13. ACSA Strategy Lobbying Membership engagement Media strategy National Aged Care Alliance Ageing Expert Reference Group

14. ACSA Strategy National State & Local Media

15. THE BROADER PICTURE

17. Social & Economic Participation Workforce participation Lifelong learning Volunteering

18. Innovative Housing Staying connected to community Age friendly designs

20. Aging Nation Staying connected to community Age friendly designs Workforce participatio n Lifelong learning Volunteering