It is critical that the authorising and accountability environment is department’s communicated to and understood by all staff. Related advice is available in: Office of the Information Commissioner Guideline: Proactive disclosure and publication schemes . Modification of ex ante decision-making considerations Departments should consider what modifications or additional ex ante decision-making considerations are required in their specific context. Relationship between ex ante decision-making and Creative Commons licences The following table summarises the relationship between ex ante decision-making and Creative Commons licences in certain scenarios. Scenario Potential outcomes Information has: Information with any of the six creative common licences should be tagged A Creative Commons licence ‘yes’ for release. not been given ex ante consideration. If the information has not been given Information has no Creative Commons ex licence ante decision making consideration, it should now go through this process. Information identified as suitable for ‘yes’ release and publication should go through the Creative Commons licensing review process to assign one of the six creative commons licences. Further information about Creative Commons licences is available from the Creative Commons . Relationship between ex ante decision-making and the Queensland Government Information Security Classification Framework The following table summarises the relationship between ex ante decision-making and the (QGISCF) in certain scenarios. Scenario Potential outcomes Information is tagged for release and ‘yes’ Information has: is to be published should be classified as not been assessed under the PUBLIC. QGISCF
It is critical that the department’s authorising and accountability environment is communicated to and understood by all staff. Related advice is available in: Office of the Information Commissioner Guideline: Proactive disclosure and publication schemes . Modification of ex ante decision-making considerations Departments should consider what modifications or additional ex ante decision-making considerations are required in their specific context. Relationship between ex ante decision-making and Creative Commons licences The following table summarises the relationship between ex ante decision-making and Creative Commons licences in certain scenarios. Scenario Potential outcomes Information has: A Creative Commons licence not been given ex ante consideration. Information with any of the six creative common licences should be tagged ‘yes’ for release. Information has no Creative Commons licence If the information has not been given ex ante decision making consideration, it should now go through this process. Information identified as ‘yes’ suitable for release and publication should go through the Creative Commons licensing review process to assign one of the six creative commons licences. Further information about Creative Commons licences is available from the Creative Commons . Relationship between ex ante decision-making and the Queensland Government Information Security Classification Framework The following table summarises the relationship between ex ante decision-making and the (QGISCF) in certain scenarios. Scenario Potential outcomes Information has: not been assessed under the QGISCF Information is tagged ‘yes’ for release and is to be published should be classified as PUBLIC.
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