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This consultation has closed. Thank you for your interest.
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*Please note that the Interim Report has been shared as a result of a previous consultation. Comments are not available at this time.
In July this year, the Premier announced that every government board and committee would be abolished unless it could be demonstrated it has an essential purpose that cannot be met through other means. This reform applies to all kinds of boards and committees, including statutory, advisory, commercial, regulatory and decision-making boards and committees.
A summary report on where this reform process is at, has been produced.Continue reading
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This consultation has closed. Thank you for your interest.
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*Please note that the Interim Report has been shared as a result of a previous consultation. Comments are not available at this time.
In July this year, the Premier announced that every government board and committee would be abolished unless it could be demonstrated it has an essential purpose that cannot be met through other means. This reform applies to all kinds of boards and committees, including statutory, advisory, commercial, regulatory and decision-making boards and committees.
A summary report on where this reform process is at, has been produced. It includes information on how decisions were made, and outcomes for each of the 429 boards and committees included in the scope of the reform.
