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2022-07-12 - S&O Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - Governance Framework Report
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CEO's performance review
Council is responsible for managing the performance of its CEO. It achieves this
by setting and monitoring the CEO’s performance plan and communicating its
expectations during quarterly performance evaluations.
Our Council has established a Performance Review Committee which undertakes
this role. Each year, the CEO is subject to a 360 degree feedback process that
informs the Performance Review Committee as part of that process.
Employee performance review
All employees are required to undertake a performance evaluation each year. The
evaluations assess specific job performance, behavioural indicators, business
planning outcomes as well as determining an employee’s training and
development needs. The process focuses on three key elements:
• What has gone well – recognise and continue
• What can be improved – opportunity for professional growth
• What are the priorities for the next year – setting clear goals
AUDITS AND OVERSIGHT
Governance compliance audit
Council must comply with a range of governance-related statutory requirements
prescribed by the Local Government Act 2009 to ensure that all policies,
processes and records are in place. As such, Council conducts an annual audit of
its compliance with legislative requirements and submits results to the Audit and
Risk Committee for review and consideration by Council.
Internal audit
Under section 105 of the Local Government Act 2009, Council has established an
efficient and effective internal audit function that will provide independent,
objective assurance and appropriate services designed to add value and improve
Council’s operations.
Council’s Internal Audit Policy provides the framework for the conduct of the
internal audit function of Council as endorsed by the Audit and Risk Committee.
The Policy seeks to achieve the following outcomes in undertaking the annual
Internal Audit Plan:
• Assess and evaluate Council’s processes, procedures and internal control
environment to assist with the management of operational risks.
• Appraise the relevance, reliability and integrity of management, business
systems, financial and operating records and reports.
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