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ARTICLE · 13 APRIL 2012

Writing good governance frameworks: A how-to guide

We show you how to write a strong public sector good governance framework using the Lighthouse Model.

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector
Vanessa McBride
Vanessa McBride
Isabelle Reinecke
Isabelle Reinecke
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We show you how to write a strong public sector good governance framework using the Lighthouse Model.

With the release of Dr Kerry Schott's Interim Report on NSW Public Sector Management in late January 2012 and the creation of the NSW Public Service Commission in November 2011, good governance reform is an immediate public sector priority in NSW. Getting the basics right through writing strong good governance frameworks is now essential. Here, we show you how.

What is a public sector good governance framework?

A good governance framework is a conceptual structure and set of rules that outlines how an organisation is managed and controlled. Good governance frameworks should be developed for all new government bodies and programs, including departments, state owned corporations, and other non-departmental government agencies both at a general level and for each major project being managed by the agency. This will maximise the potential for government

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