Productivity Commission releases AI playbook for govt
The Productivity Commission has released a government playbook for developing regulatory protections around AI.
5 February, 2024The Productivity Commission has released a government playbook for developing regulatory protections around AI.
5 February, 2024The federal government says it’s time for the Productivity Commission to play a bigger and more constructive role in the climate and energy space.
2 November, 2023The Murray-Darling Basin plan won’t be delivered on time or on budget despite a recently announced extension of the deadline, the Productivity Commission says.
30 October, 2023An independent review has found a culture of sexual harassment, bullying, discrimination and a failure of leadership at the Productivity Commission.
6 October, 2023Federal cabinet has recommended senior Victorian bureaucrat Chris Barrett as the Productivity Commission’s new Chair.
24 July, 2023Appointments, departures and movement in and around government.
26 May, 2023Water managers will have to be adaptive and agile to meet the challenges ahead, the Productivity Commission says.
11 February, 2021The NSW Productivity Commission says it supports linking council rates to population.
12 July, 2020The Productivity Commission will develop an evaluation strategy for Indigenous programs.
4 June, 2020SA councils will have to detail their operations on a website to improve accountability.
2 March, 2020National heavy vehicle laws are inconsistent and onerous, a Productivity Commission inquiry has heard.
11 November, 2019Also in this wrap: new CEO takes on Central Coast Council; Greg Steele appointed to executive team at Arcadis; and Productivity Commission appoints a new chairman.
20 July, 2018Australia’s ‘Four Pillars’ banking policy is redundant, there is not enough competition in the insurance industry, and the banks are using their market power to gouge their customers. That’s what the Productivity Commission thinks. The independent government agency has released its Draft Report on Competition in the Australian Financial System. It does not paint a […]
7 February, 2018Last week the NSW Audit Office released its first performance audit into NSW Local Government covering council reporting on service delivery. The report said most councils need to do a better job. The findings come as no shock to sector professionals, who believe there needs to be a reduction in the overall reporting burdens on […]
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