Generally, they subsidise rather than fully cover the cost of travel and accommodation. Criticisms of these programmes include a lack of uniformity, levels of reimbursement being insufficient, and challenges to accessing funds. The levels of reimbursement also do not reflect current costs of travel and accommodation (Health Policy Analysis, 2011). The most common minimum one-way travel criterion is 100 kilometres, with Queensland set at 50 kilometres and Tasmania 75 kilometres.