Simone Spencer - Executive Director Reform Planning Simone’s background in shaping and managing complex State Government reform projects provides the Commission with significant strategic expertise, through her secondment from the Department of the Premier and Cabinet. She is responsible for managing the Commission’s interface with the Commonwealth Government and planning for the future of disability services in Western Australia, including oversight of the NDIS reform agenda. Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Politics and Economics. Length of service: Nine months Performance management framework Outcome based management framework Our work contributes to the achievement of the Government Goal service – delivery: Greater focus on achieving results in key service delivery areas for the benefit of all West Australians. For 2014–2015, we were funded to achieve two outcomes (described These outcomes are delivered through our five defined service areas, as highlighted in the diagram on the following page. The first outcome we are funded to achieve is that people with disability access appropriate services and supports that promote their wellbeing and choice and control over their lives. The activities of four service areas contribute to this outcome being achieved: Accommodation Support, Community-focused Support, Coordination and Individual Support and Family Support. Our Access and Inclusion service area supports our contribution to the second outcome – the West Australian community is inclusive of people with disability. The Commission’s performance across these outcomes is measured using key effectiveness and efficiency indicators across the five service areas. Effectiveness indicators Our effectiveness indicators provide a measure of the extent to its activities are achieving, or have made progress towards achieving the government outcomes. Efficiency indicators Our efficiency indicators provide a measure of the resources required to achieve government outcomes. Government Goal: Results-based service delivery Greater focus on achieving results in key service delivery areas for the benefit of all West Australians.
Simone Spencer - Executive Director Reform Planning Simone’s background in shaping and managing complex State Government reform projects provides the Commission with significant strategic expertise, through her secondment from the Department of the Premier and Cabinet. She is responsible for managing the Commission’s interface with the Commonwealth Government and planning for the future of disability services in Western Australia, including oversight of the NDIS reform agenda. Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Politics and Economics. Length of service: Nine months Performance management framework Outcome based management framework Our work contributes to the achievement of the Government Goal – service delivery: Greater focus on achieving results in key service delivery areas for the benefit of all West Australians. For 2014–2015, we were funded to achieve two outcomes (described These outcomes are delivered through our five defined service areas, as highlighted in the diagram on the following page. The first outcome we are funded to achieve is that people with disability access appropriate services and supports that promote their wellbeing and choice and control over their lives. The activities of four service areas contribute to this outcome being achieved: Accommodation Support, Community-focused Support, Coordination and Individual Support and Family Support. Our Access and Inclusion service area supports our contribution to the second outcome – the West Australian community is inclusive of people with disability. The Commission’s performance across these outcomes is measured using key effectiveness and efficiency indicators across the five service areas. Effectiveness indicators Our effectiveness indicators provide a measure of the extent to its activities are achieving, or have made progress towards achieving the government outcomes. Efficiency indicators Our efficiency indicators provide a measure of the resources required to achieve government outcomes. Government Goal: Results-based service delivery Greater focus on achieving results in key service delivery areas for the benefit of all West Australians.
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