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Annual Reports Awards
Last Updated on Monday, 02 April 2012 11:58
We invite entries from Agencies into the ACT Division of the Institute of Public Administration of Australia's (IPAA ACT) Annual Report Awards in respect of 2010-11.
This year, as a benefit of membership, corporate members of IPAA ACT, are eligible to enter their annual reports for assessment at no cost. Check
here92KB for a list of corporate members.Please enter your annual report with the attached
Registration163KB form by 2 December.Note:
1) a late fee applies until 15 December.
2) Despatch arrangements for sending in 6 copies required.
Annual Report Assessor
We also seek volunteer assessors. Further background on the awards and expected timeframe and workload is
Background_-_ARA_2010-11.pdf175KB We would appreciate advice on prospective assessors being provided to IPAA ACT before 15 December 2011
(as per the attached Assessors Nomination Sheet181KB.)Assessors may assess Commonwealth or ACT Government Annual Reports, but not their own agency or body. This is a valuable opportunity for cross-portfolio interaction. We would appreciate
large agencies nominating at least 8 assessors. The agency contributing the largest pool of assessors that complete their allocated work within the timeframe will be rewarded by the "Departmental Shield".
Last year this was won by FAHCSIA.
Graduates are welcome as assessors, as after training, they will be paired with an experienced assessor.
The agency contributing the largest pool of assessors that complete their allocated work within the timeframe will be rewarded by the "Departmental Shield". Last year this was won by FAHCSIA.
Assessor training for all who nominate as assessors is scheduled for the following dates:
- Tuesday 31 January 2012
- Thursday 2 February 2012
- Wednesday 8 February 2012
The training venue in Canberra will be notified closer to the time.
About Us
The Public Sector plays a vital role in the daily lives of all Australians. Now, one organisation is playing a leading role in the activities of the public sector. Through a range of far reaching and innovative programs, the Institute of Public Administration Australia (IPAA) is enhancing the work and influence of the sector throughout the country.
IPAA is a professional non-political organisation with divisions in all Australian states and territories. IPAA is coordinated by a National Council. In the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), the Institute serves as an important source of information and opinion on issues of government policy, innovation and reform.
Membership
Membership of the ACT Division of IPAA is open to those who have a continuing interest or involvement in public administration and management. The Institute is a professional non-political organisation with divisions in all states and territories and coordinated by a National Council.
The ACT Division is managed by a council of elected members and an Executive Director. The council is elected by postal ballot and announced at the Annual General Meeting held prior to 30 September in each year.
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