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We would like to invite your comments on the following policies before they progress towards adoption of the Legislative Compliance Policy.
The draft policy is attached and available in the document library on the right-hand side of this page of Have Your Say. Please use the submission form tab in Have Your Say to provide your response or email your questions or comments or suggested edits directly to oceogovernanceservice@bmcc.nsw.gov.au
Thank you in advance for your participation in this feedback process.
Target audience: This consultation is open to all staff members. This policy applies to all Council officials.
Deadline for comments: 18 April 2025.
Contact for questions: Jasmine Cooper, Rebecca Hinder and Sean Doyle, Governance and Compliance Service
Background:
This policy outlines why and how compliance is implemented and achieved by Blue Mountains City Council in accordance with its obligations as a local government authority.
As a government authority, Council has a responsibility to identify and comply with its obligations in accordance with legislation, regulations, industrial and organisational standards and guidelines, Ministerial directives, Council policies and procedures, principles of good governance, accepted ethical standards, risk management, community expectations and Council’s stated values.
Council is committed to implementing structures to monitor compliance and report and escalate non-compliance matters in a fair and just culture framework. This policy details how Council monitors and implements changes to obligations, sets criteria and processes for reporting internal compliance considerations, and seeks to monitor and improve Council’s internal compliance framework.
We would like to invite your comments on the following policies before they progress towards adoption of the Legislative Compliance Policy.
The draft policy is attached and available in the document library on the right-hand side of this page of Have Your Say. Please use the submission form tab in Have Your Say to provide your response or email your questions or comments or suggested edits directly to oceogovernanceservice@bmcc.nsw.gov.au
Thank you in advance for your participation in this feedback process.
Target audience: This consultation is open to all staff members. This policy applies to all Council officials.
Deadline for comments: 18 April 2025.
Contact for questions: Jasmine Cooper, Rebecca Hinder and Sean Doyle, Governance and Compliance Service
Background:
This policy outlines why and how compliance is implemented and achieved by Blue Mountains City Council in accordance with its obligations as a local government authority.
As a government authority, Council has a responsibility to identify and comply with its obligations in accordance with legislation, regulations, industrial and organisational standards and guidelines, Ministerial directives, Council policies and procedures, principles of good governance, accepted ethical standards, risk management, community expectations and Council’s stated values.
Council is committed to implementing structures to monitor compliance and report and escalate non-compliance matters in a fair and just culture framework. This policy details how Council monitors and implements changes to obligations, sets criteria and processes for reporting internal compliance considerations, and seeks to monitor and improve Council’s internal compliance framework.
