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On Track Initiatives On Track Initiatives
OP Ref Initiative Lead Service Area Status Comments OP Ref Initiative Lead Service Area Status Comments
5.1.1 Implement a Customer Experience Program Community CX Steering Committee meets 5.5.3 Continue to implement actions to increase CEO Office Recommendations from the review
to create better experiences for our Services regularly; Systems & Processes, the effectiveness of the Audit and Risk are being progressively addressed,
customers across the organisation. Customer Service Charter, Committee and the internal audit function. including but not limited to the
Community Satisfaction Survey review of the Committee Charter,
Working Groups formed; Internal Audit Policy, and Rolling
Councillors, Executive and Work plan. Further, a Strategic
Leadership Group briefed. Engaged Internal Audit Plan has been
a consultant to assist with the developed, and the Internal Action
development of a CX roadmap Register has been reviewed.
involving stakeholder workshops.
Implementation of actions 5.8.1 Continued implementation of Asset Infrastructure On 10 December 2024, Council
constrained by available resourcing. Management framework, including the Services adopted the Strategic Asset
development of the Strategic Asset Management Plan 2024-2030
5.2.1 Progress embedding sustainability within the Strategy and A roadmap for embedding climate Management Plan which includes a hierarchy at the Services and Organisation
organisation through the development and Environment risk and sustainability has been for total management plans and functional Committee Meeting. The
implementation of a sustainability framework. developed. The grant application asset management plans. ongoing implementation of the
to QCRC for resources to progress Asset Management Framework
phase one was unsuccessful, is monitored through the
necessitating a pivot to focus limited Council Asset Management
resources on embedding only the Steering Committee. Renewed
sustainable procurement policy, focus required on Total Asset
guideline, and training—delivered in Management Plans and asset
partnership with the Procurement renewal schedules for under-
team represented assets.
Noosa Council Annual Report 24/25
5.3.1 Develop a new ICT and Digital Strategy Corporate Resourcing constraints and 5.9.1 Deliver the budgeted Capital Works program Infrastructure Progress on the program is
to provide the foundation for technology Services competing priorities have limited across Shire to budget time and quality Services presented in a regular Quarterly
requirements and digital transformation over progress but the initiative has expectations. Report to Council. As referenced in
the next 5 years. regained traction in this quarter. the quarterly report; resourcing and
rising project costs pressures are
5.3.4 Implement a business improvement program CEO Office Key departments have engaged proving challenging to deliver the
to identify opportunities for increased business improvement officers program. Notwithstanding delivery
efficiency and effectiveness in Council’s to link in with ICT Business pressures, good progress has been
operations. Improvement Officer to identify made on delivery, and considerable
efficiencies and possible system work undertaken to contain project
upgrades or new systems costs. Additional resources have
requirements. The rollout of been approved for 25/26FY to
the system improvements better advance program in future
is progressing well, and years.
implementation is expected as
programmed. 5.9.2 Initiate review of the Local Government Strategy and Report on five yearly review was
Infrastructure Charges Plan (LGIP) to identify Environment submitted to Council March
5.4.1 Develop an appropriate capability CEO Office Annual branch plans to deliver on the long-term infrastructure needs of the 2025 resolving to prepare LGIP
framework/plan (finance, systems and Operational Plan objectives are community. amendment. Finalising technical
people) that supports the Corporate Plan compulsory for all branches. New input studies. Working across
objectives. systems and upgrades are being departments to review desired
identified, and a specific budget standards of service and identify
has been allocated to support their schedule of works and costings.
implementation. The work on an
overall consolidated capability plan
and framework is scheduled for
2025/26.
5.4.2 Develop a workforce planning model and Corporate People and Culture officers
process and partner with managers to Services attended the LGAQ Workforce
undertake workforce planning. Strategy & Planning Forum on 30
October 2024. A draft Workforce
Planning framework will commence
being co-created with the Executive
Team in Q2 2026.
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