The Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 (PGPA Act) and Rules commenced on 1 July 2014.
Who should attend
This session is designed to introduce officials of 'non-corporate Commonwealth entities' (generally former FMA Act agencies) to the major features of the framework established by the PGPA Act and Rules.
Course outline
This training is designed to give all staff of those agencies some practical, easy-to-digest help in understanding the system and their obligations and accountabilities under it – with a deeper focus on the elements of the system relevant to the entry of contracts and other agreements and the spending of money.
Objective
Participants will learn about:
- the duties imposed on all officials by the PGPA Act
- the general duties imposed on 'accountable authorities' (ie Secretaries and Chief Executives) and how these are relevant to all officials
- delegations and Resource Management Instructions
- spending money under the PGPA Act and Rules
- other issues of significance to non-corporate Commonwealth entities in the PGPA Act
- new and updated guidance and other policy developments related to procurement and grants.
Presenters
Our presenters are senior lawyers who have had extensive experience of legislative development, machinery of government and statutory interpretation.
Duration
This is a 2.5-hours course delivered online. This course offers 2 CPD points.
Cost
Standard fee – $340 (inclusive of GST) per person. No more than 20 people will be accepted on each course and courses will only be conducted if we receive sufficient nominations.