❓ Question on Notice regarding the implementation of recommendation 12 from the 'Putting the Public First' Economic Audit Committee report, specifically concerning the government/community sector partnership in delivering human services. The question seeks to determine the progress of specific milestones related to building trust, fostering collaboration, driving social innovation, and ensuring sustainable service delivery.
AnsweredQoN 3922Legislative Council
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I refer to the ‘Putting the Public First’ Economic Audit Committee report of October 2009, and in particular to recommendation 12 which was to, -
‘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 ask -
(1) Which of the following milestones contained in recommendation 12 have been achieved, -
(a) replace existing committees and forums, including the Human Services Industry Roundtable, with a Partnership Forum with an independent chair, and equal numbers of community leaders and Directors General, supported by a small central secretariat (an Office of Community Partnership), reporting to the Premier (January 2010);
(b) agree principles to govern the partnership between government and the community sector (June 2010); and
(c) develop a ‘Collaboration for Community’ Policy to govern the contractual relationships between government and the community sector (see Recommendation 13) (September 2010)?
(2) If any of the above milestones contained in recommendation 12 have not been achieved, why not?
‘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 ask -
(1) Which of the following milestones contained in recommendation 12 have been achieved, -
(a) replace existing committees and forums, including the Human Services Industry Roundtable, with a Partnership Forum with an independent chair, and equal numbers of community leaders and Directors General, supported by a small central secretariat (an Office of Community Partnership), reporting to the Premier (January 2010);
(b) agree principles to govern the partnership between government and the community sector (June 2010); and
(c) develop a ‘Collaboration for Community’ Policy to govern the contractual relationships between government and the community sector (see Recommendation 13) (September 2010)?
(2) If any of the above milestones contained in recommendation 12 have not been achieved, why not?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
29 June 2011
Responded by
Leader of the House representing the Premier
Response time
42 days
Please refer to Legislative Council Question on Notice 3912.
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