The Authority released its first review of the CFI on 22 December 2014. In 2016–17, the Authority will commence work on its second review of the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Act, which is due to be completed by 31 December 2017. Outcome strategy The Authority will deliver influential, independent and expert advice by: engaging stakeholders to gather information and debate policy options undertaking extensive and rigorous research and analysis presenting insightful and practical reports operating within a strong governance and accountability framework. In undertaking its reviews, the Authority must take the following principles into account: economic efficiency environmental effectiveness equity the public interest the impact on households, business, workers and communities support for the development of an effective global response to climate change Australian foreign policy and trade objectives. The Authority must also undertake public consultation when conducting its reviews and publish its reports on its website. Delivery strategies The Authority will deliver on its legislative obligations by preparing high-quality reviews on time by: undertaking thorough policy development and analysis, including desktop research and analysis into relevant issues in-depth analysis into relevant sectors and contemporary research commissioning other analytical work (for example, economic modelling) where required conducting meaningful and transparent consultation with experts and stakeholders, including business, industry, environment and community groups monitoring developments in climate change policy by reviewing publicly available resources and building networks with expert, and international organisations. The secretariat will facilitate the Authority’s decision-making by: arranging regular meetings of the Authority providing briefing and other supporting documentation that are fit-for-purpose and of a high quality. Performance measurement and assessment
The Authority released its first review of the CFI on 22 December 2014. In 2016–17, the Authority will commence work on its second review of the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Act, which is due to be completed by 31 December 2017. Outcome strategy The Authority will deliver influential, independent and expert advice by: engaging stakeholders to gather information and debate policy options undertaking extensive and rigorous research and analysis presenting insightful and practical reports operating within a strong governance and accountability framework. In undertaking its reviews, the Authority must take the following principles into account: economic efficiency environmental effectiveness equity the public interest the impact on households, business, workers and communities support for the development of an effective global response to climate change Australian foreign policy and trade objectives. The Authority must also undertake public consultation when conducting its reviews and publish its reports on its website. Delivery strategies The Authority will deliver on its legislative obligations by preparing high-quality reviews on time by: undertaking thorough policy development and analysis, including desktop research and analysis into relevant issues in-depth analysis into relevant sectors and contemporary research commissioning other analytical work (for example, economic modelling) where required conducting meaningful and transparent consultation with experts and stakeholders, including business, industry, environment and community groups monitoring developments in climate change policy by reviewing publicly available resources and building networks with expert, and international organisations. The secretariat will facilitate the Authority’s decision-making by: arranging regular meetings of the Authority providing briefing and other supporting documentation that are fit-for-purpose and of a high quality. Performance measurement and assessment
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