Sentences with phrase «machinery of government changes»

the continued impact of the Indigenous Advancement Strategy and machinery of government changes

Constant political changes, shifts in political priorities and machinery of government changes mean that leaving Indigenous food and nutrition reforms in the hands of Governments is an unpalatable recipe.

Professor Marcia Langton has written how machinery of government changes creates

The constant political upheavals and subsequent machinery of government changes are directly implicated in the disadvantage of Australia's First Peoples.

It will be some time before the machinery of government changes required by the Government's announcements are fully in place and it will be longer still until the changes impact at the community level.

They contain a number of machinery of government changes that, in theory, are innovative in how they seek to address longstanding difficulties of government service provision to Indigenous people and communities.

Consequently the government's decision to forgo the temptation of making unnecessary machinery of government changes to mark the start of the new parliament — showing the sort of restraint that the IfG has argued for — means that the select committee system will also stay broadly the same.

Not exact matches

But Andrei Sulzenko, a fellow at University of Calgary's School of Public Policy, who has worked on and studied expert - advice panels like the Jenkins committee, says any proposal that demands a «machinery of government» change is bound to meet stiff resistance.

But most of the time, it was about their elected representatives harnessing the machinery of government to effect change on their behalf.

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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.

The changes to the machinery of government for Indigenous Affairs provide an opportunity to make these improvements.

Following machinery - of - government changes in 2013, AIATSIS is now in the Education portfolio.