to assess whether the current methods used to make determinations continue to be fit for purpose. The Tribunal considers the timing of the Review to be appropriate the current fiscal environment and renewed focus on transparency and effective service delivery across ACT Government. The Review, which began in late 2015, is being conducted in three steps. It is anticipated that the full findings and outcomes of the Review will be concluded at the annual Spring Review of 2016. Step 1: Entity and Directorate Consultation (September 2015 to January 2016) Feedback was sought from the entities currently listed in Determination 12 of 2015 on their composition, activity and performance. A summary of the findings of Step 1 can be found in the of Current ‘Stocktake PTPOHs in the ACT Government’ section of this paper. Step 2: Community and Stakeholder Consultation Community and Stakeholder consultation is sought through the publication of this discussion for a period of six weeks. The Tribunal seeks input from members of the public, PTPOHs and stakeholders on any of the points of discussion contained in this paper. The Tribunal will request written submissions from interested parties. Submissions will be published on its website unless there are valid reasons, such as privacy considerations, for maintaining confidentiality.
to assess whether the current methods used to make determinations continue to be fit for purpose. The Tribunal considers the timing of the Review to be appropriate the current fiscal environment and renewed focus on transparency and effective service delivery across ACT Government. The Review, which began in late 2015, is being conducted in three steps. It is anticipated that the full findings and outcomes of the Review will be concluded at the annual Spring Review of 2016. Step 1: Entity and Directorate Consultation (September 2015 to January 2016) Feedback was sought from the entities currently listed in Determination 12 of 2015 on their composition, activity and performance. A summary of the findings of Step 1 can be found in the ‘Stocktake of Current PTPOHs in the ACT Government’ section of this paper. Step 2: Community and Stakeholder Consultation Community and Stakeholder consultation is sought through the publication of this discussion for a period of six weeks. The Tribunal seeks input from members of the public, PTPOHs and stakeholders on any of the points of discussion contained in this paper. The Tribunal will request written submissions from interested parties. Submissions will be published on its website unless there are valid reasons, such as privacy considerations, for maintaining confidentiality.