The purposes of the DDA include six matters: acquire, sustain and dispose of materiel for air, land, maritime (not nuclear-powered submarines) and space capabilities consistent with the National Defence Strategy; advise the Department of Defence and the Defence Minister independently through the capability lifecycle, including at entry to the Integrated Investment Program, on delivery options, cost, feasibility and industry effects; build a professional and integrated delivery workforce; steward Australia defence industry and act as the main Defence contact for government and international engagement; supply policy and specialist services including cost estimation; and take on other relevant work the Defence Minister asks for. The list is not closed. The corporate plan must cover at least four reporting periods and include performance measures that meet Rule section 16EA, and the annual performance statements must measure performance against the purposes.
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