❓ Question on Notice regarding the implementation of Recommendation 12 from the Economic Audit Committee Final Report, specifically concerning government partnerships with the community sector in delivering human services. The questions seek details on principles, responsibilities, participating organisations, and associated costs.
AnsweredQoN 1453Legislative Council
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I refer to the Economic Audit Committee Final Report Recommendation (12), ‘Negotiate with the community sector a set of principles to facilitate the Government/community sector partnership in delivering human services in order to:
(a) build trust;
(b) foster collaboration;
(c) drive social innovation; and
(d) ensure sustainable service delivery.’
and I ask -
(1) What are the set of principles to be negotiated with the community sector to facilitate the Government/community sector partnership in delivering human services?
(2) Who decided the set of principles?
(3) Who will be responsible for these negotiations?
(4) Which community organisations will be partnering with the Government to facilitate the delivery of human services?
(5) Will the community organisations have the use of the Government’s purchasing power to optimise outcomes in procurement?
(6) When will the decision be made on who will be the independent chair of the Partnership Forum and who will make that decision?
(7) Who will be in charge of the small central secretariat?
(8) How many people (or FTEs) will be employed in the central secretariat?
(9) Have any costings been done on the establishment of a central secretariat?
(10) If yes to (9), what are they?
(a) build trust;
(b) foster collaboration;
(c) drive social innovation; and
(d) ensure sustainable service delivery.’
and I ask -
(1) What are the set of principles to be negotiated with the community sector to facilitate the Government/community sector partnership in delivering human services?
(2) Who decided the set of principles?
(3) Who will be responsible for these negotiations?
(4) Which community organisations will be partnering with the Government to facilitate the delivery of human services?
(5) Will the community organisations have the use of the Government’s purchasing power to optimise outcomes in procurement?
(6) When will the decision be made on who will be the independent chair of the Partnership Forum and who will make that decision?
(7) Who will be in charge of the small central secretariat?
(8) How many people (or FTEs) will be employed in the central secretariat?
(9) Have any costings been done on the establishment of a central secretariat?
(10) If yes to (9), what are they?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
4 May 2010
Responded by
Leader of the House representing the Premier
Response time
63 days
Please refer to Legislative Council Question on Notice 1451.
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