Sentences with phrase «machinery of government arrangements»

As noted, the previous SAG had been co-chaired by an NHLF Co-chair and a representative from the Department of Health and Ageing under the previous machinery of government arrangements.

But I do think that the machinery of government arrangements have to change and there should be an elected Aboriginal representative body and there should be elected regional authorities and they should be the decision makers about the distribution of government money but I also think, given the dire circumstances we have in our health status, that we should also have an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health authority run by us.

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• Hands - on experience in booking meetings and coordinating schedules, along with making travel arrangements in accordance to provided instructions • Highly effective in efficiently responding to customers» requests and queries over the telephone and in person • Proficient in operating office machineries such as photocopiers, scanners and voice mail systems • Demonstrated expertise in computing, recording and proofreading data such as records and reports to assist executives with their work • Well - versed in maintaining and updating filing, inventory and database systems, both manually and by using technology • Proven ability to review files and records to obtain information, aimed at responding to requests in a profound manner • Adept at processing and preparing documents, including business expense reports and government forms • Excellent skills in typing, formatting and proofreading notes and reports, by making effective use of computers and typewriters • Exceptional communication skills aimed at creating and maintaining effective liaison between departments to ensure smooth flow of operations • Documented success in efficiently and effectively creating and processing documents and spreadsheets and inputting data in predefined company database systems

A central component of the new arrangements is the development of a whole of government machinery for service delivery that is regionally based and which prioritises agreement making processes with Indigenous communities.

The first is improving such access through whole of government coordination and the machinery of the new arrangements (as discussed throughout this chapter).

The two previous reports have expressed concerns at the lack of progress in «harnessing the mainstream» and the existence of structural problems within the new arrangements that work against this objective (such as the absence of processes for systemic engagement with Indigenous peoples locally, regionally and nationally; the absence of appropriate monitoring and evaluation mechanisms; and the under - performance of Shared Responsibility Agreements and the new whole of government machinery in «unlocking» mainstream accessibility).

These issues must be treated as fundamental components of the machinery of government if the new arrangements are to result in any practical improvements in the lives of Indigenous peoples.

There are two ways of achieving this: first, mainstream departments can improve their service delivery so that existing mainstream services are better able to meet the needs of Indigenous peoples; and second, the whole of government machinery of the new arrangements for Indigenous affairs can be utilised to create better synergies between mainstream programs and Indigenous specific services.

Changes in government result in changes to the «machinery of government» through the «Administrative Arrangements Orders».

With the rolling out of the new arrangements for the administration of Indigenous affairs at the federal level over the past 18 months, the «whole - of - government» machinery necessary to implement the commitments of COAG is now in place.