Recorded as a win for one specific reason: it publishes the number the program's critics use. The second interim report covers implementation to 30 September 2025, reports more than 1.8 million presentations, and states the cost per presentation -- $246.50 -- alongside an estimated $617 per avoided urgent-care-equivalent emergency department presentation.

A program evaluation that puts its own unit cost in print, against a comparator that invites the obvious objection about general practice being cheaper again, is doing something most program reporting avoids.

The limitation is granularity and format: it is a periodic PDF at program level, so per-clinic utilisation and cost cannot be extracted, and small clinics would raise genuine identifiable concerns if they were.

CORRECTION, 2026-09-03. This record previously carried last_checked = 2026-09-01. That was wrong: the document was never opened. The entry was written from the publisher's web pages and from reporting about them.

The project's own rule is to set last_checked only when someone has opened the data, and to leave it empty otherwise. The date has been removed. Everything else in the record stands as reported.