The proposal is to provide the Department of Defence (Defence) additional funding to complete the acquisition of Protected Mobile Fires in 2027-28 incorporating an Australian assembly, with ammunition sourced from the current Australian Defence Force (ADF) family of munitions.

Acquisition of Protected Mobile Fires is currently programmed in the Defence Integrated Investment Program (DIIP) to commence in the 2030s.

The proposal is to provide the Department of Defence (Defence) additional funding to complete the acquisition of Protected Mobile Fires in 2027-28 incorporating an Australian assembly, with ammunition sourced from the current Australian Defence Force (ADF) family of munitions.

Acquisition of Protected Mobile Fires is currently programmed in the Defence Integrated Investment Program (DIIP) to commence in the 2030s.

The proposal is to provide the Department of Defence (Defence) additional funding to complete the acquisition of Protected Mobile Fires in 2027-28 incorporating an Australian assembly, with ammunition sourced from the current Australian Defence Force (ADF) family of munitions.

Acquisition of Protected Mobile Fires is currently programmed in the Defence Integrated Investment Program (DIIP) to commence in the 2030s.

The proposal is to provide the Department of Defence (Defence) additional funding to complete the acquisition of Protected Mobile Fires in 2027-28 incorporating an Australian assembly, with ammunition sourced from the current Australian Defence Force (ADF) family of munitions.

Acquisition of Protected Mobile Fires is currently programmed in the Defence Integrated Investment Program (DIIP) to commence in the 2030s.

This proposal has ten components.

Component 1: Provide $10 million per year (unindexed) in ongoing grant funding to support
community‐led programs to counter violent extremism.

• Departmental costs would be met from within this capped amount.

Component 2: Extend the current National Anti‐Racism Strategy delivered by the
Australian Human Rights Commission by providing $12 million per year to community
organisations for programs to create awareness of racism and empower communities to
prevent it.

This proposal has ten components.

Component 1: Provide $10 million per year (unindexed) in ongoing grant funding to support
community‐led programs to counter violent extremism.

• Departmental costs would be met from within this capped amount.

Component 2: Extend the current National Anti‐Racism Strategy delivered by the
Australian Human Rights Commission by providing $12 million per year to community
organisations for programs to create awareness of racism and empower communities to
prevent it.

This proposal has ten components.

Component 1: Provide $10 million per year (unindexed) in ongoing grant funding to support
community‐led programs to counter violent extremism.

• Departmental costs would be met from within this capped amount.

Component 2: Extend the current National Anti‐Racism Strategy delivered by the
Australian Human Rights Commission by providing $12 million per year to community
organisations for programs to create awareness of racism and empower communities to
prevent it.

This proposal has ten components.

Component 1: Provide $10 million per year (unindexed) in ongoing grant funding to support
community‐led programs to counter violent extremism.

• Departmental costs would be met from within this capped amount.

Component 2: Extend the current National Anti‐Racism Strategy delivered by the
Australian Human Rights Commission by providing $12 million per year to community
organisations for programs to create awareness of racism and empower communities to
prevent it.

This proposal has ten components.

Component 1: Provide $10 million per year (unindexed) in ongoing grant funding to support
community‐led programs to counter violent extremism.

• Departmental costs would be met from within this capped amount.

Component 2: Extend the current National Anti‐Racism Strategy delivered by the
Australian Human Rights Commission by providing $12 million per year to community
organisations for programs to create awareness of racism and empower communities to
prevent it.

This proposal has ten components.

Component 1: Provide $10 million per year (unindexed) in ongoing grant funding to support
community‐led programs to counter violent extremism.

• Departmental costs would be met from within this capped amount.

Component 2: Extend the current National Anti‐Racism Strategy delivered by the
Australian Human Rights Commission by providing $12 million per year to community
organisations for programs to create awareness of racism and empower communities to
prevent it.