PROGRESS DESCRIPTIONS The role Council has in contributing to the community expectations (strategies) can be defined as one or more of the following: Progress is measured on the actions of the Council Plan as follows: Statutory Authority Council has a legislated responsibility – Completed 100% of the action has been completed and/or a – under Victorian law to ensure compliance and delivery of report adopted by Council. services related to these community expectations. Significant Progress more than 75% of the action has been – Service Provider Council is a leading provider of services – completed and/or a draft report has been presented to the which support these community expectations. Responsibility for Executive Management Team (EMT) for consideration. providing these services is often shared between Council and Some Progress less than 75% of the action has been – other government agencies, non-for-profit organisations and completed. commercial businesses. No Progress the action has not commenced at this stage. – Facilitator Council facilitates, partners and trial with other – service providers to achieve these community expectations. Deferred the action has been delayed due to unforeseen – circumstances. In these cases, reasons why the action has Advocate Council’s primary role is to advocate on behalf of – been delayed will be provided. (and represent) the community to trial levels of government, service providers and business organisations around these community expectations. COUNCIL’S ROLE
PROGRESS DESCRIPTIONS Progress is measured on the actions of the Council Plan as follows: Completed – 100% of the action has been completed and/or a report adopted by Council. Significant Progress – more than 75% of the action has been completed and/or a draft report has been presented to the Executive Management Team (EMT) for consideration. Some Progress – less than 75% of the action has been completed. No Progress – the action has not commenced at this stage. Deferred – the action has been delayed due to unforeseen circumstances. In these cases, reasons why the action has been delayed will be provided. COUNCIL’S ROLE The role Council has in contributing to the community expectations (strategies) can be defined as one or more of the following: Statutory Authority – Council has a legislated responsibility under Victorian law to ensure compliance and delivery of services related to these community expectations. Service Provider – Council is a leading provider of services which support these community expectations. Responsibility for providing these services is often shared between Council and other government agencies, non-for-profit organisations and commercial businesses. Facilitator – Council facilitates, partners and with other service providers to achieve these community expectations. Advocate – Council’s primary role is to advocate on behalf of (and represent) the community to levels of government, service providers and business organisations around these community expectations. trial trial
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