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2022-07-12 - S&O Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - Governance Framework Report
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Effective management structures and
ORGANISATIONAL practices
CULTURE Council has a management structure that
meets its goals and needs, and the
A positive culture is critical to structure is characterised by efficient and
promoting openness and honesty, effective use of human resources with clear
where constructive questioning and accountability. Management practices
sharing of ideas is encouraged while reinforce accountability and outcomes and
accountability and responsibility is incorporate the nurturing of people’s
clear. The critical governance role for capabilities to do their jobs.
Council, the CEO, and management
is to set the right ‘tone at the top’ Communication and engagement
which reinforces Council’s values, Council has effective communications
passion for good governance and policies, practices and protocols and
focus on performance and importantly encourages feedback from all
accountability across the stakeholders and the community. This
organisation. Within this context, approach enables Council to successfully
Council’s culture consists of the engage, educate, inform, communicate to
following key elements that reinforce and instruct its community.
good governance:
Learning
Support for frankness, honest and Council invests in training for its employees
questioning with a focus on increasing capabilities
Elected members are to debate required to meet operational requirements.
issues openly and honestly. Equally, Equally, Council invests in training for
employees are to provide frank and elected members to build on knowledge
timely advice to the Chief Executive and capabilities required to fulfil their roles
Officer (CEO) and senior as elected members.
management, who in turn are to
provide professional and frank Commitment to equal opportunity
advice to elected members and employment
Council. Council promotes the values of a diverse
workforce and is an equal opportunity
Innovation employer. Council’s employment practices
Council considers new and better are aligned to Queensland’s Anti-
ways of going about its business in Discrimination Act 1991 and relevant
the achievement of its goals. federal anti-discrimination laws.
Innovation will be assessed critically
by using appropriate risk Council recognises the importance of
management and other analysis workforce diversity and promotes a working
tools. environment where people are treated on
their merits at every stage of their
employment.
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