CPD appears at the Senate inquiry into the current capability of the Australian Public Service

On Friday 6 August 2021, CPD’s CEO Travers McLeod, CPD Chairperson Terry Moran AC and Senior Policy Advisor Frances Kitt appeared at the Senate Finance and Public Administration Committee’s inquiry into the current capability of the Australian Public Service. Travers, Terry and Frances highlighted the cultural, philosophical, managerial and situational problems with current APS capability. They drew upon CPD’s extensive work in public service capability, including the impact of the efficiency dividend, the effectiveness of big service delivery systems, research on Australian attitudes to democracy and to government, and place-based approaches to service delivery.

Watch CPD at the inquiry here:

 

 

 

 

CPD’s submission to the InquiryCPD’s opening statement

 

Other related links: 

Web page for the inquiry into the current capability of the Australian Public ServiceFull video of CPD before the Finance and Public Administration References CommitteeTranscript of the inquiryThe Mandarin reports on Terry Moran’s appearance at the InquiryTravers McLeod on ABC Radio National’s four part series on APS capability

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