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DPC governance and reporting Read the Department of Premier and Cabinet annual reports, FOI statements and other required reports such as travel outcomes and gifts benefits and hospitality register. State Services includes: Executive Government Services - provide advice and executive support to the Premier, ministers, their officers and agencies in relation to the management of Cabinet business. Guidelines on using Victorian Government branding, VIC font and creating and using logos. The Sturt’s Desert Pea was adopted as South Australia’s floral emblem on 23 November 1961. Acting Director General, Department of the Premier and Cabinet. The Armorial Bearings are described heraldically as: for Arms, Azure on the rising sun depicted as a roundel or an Australian Piping Shrike displayed and standing on the staff of a Gum Tree proper and for the Crest on a wreath or Azure and Gules Four sprigs of Sturt's Desert Pea proper the Shield upon a Compartment comprising a grassy mount and in front of two Vines growing therefrom each entwining their stakes proper on either side thereof stalks of Wheat and Barley and the dexter side scattered with Citrus Fruits and lying on the sinister side two Cog Wheels with between them a Miner's Pick also proper together with on a Scroll the name "South Australia ". Acting Executive Director, State Services. Government Handbooks |
Queensland's official emblems, including our state flag, Coat of Arms and corporate logo, are all symbols of our identity – of who we are and our place in the world.