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goVERNANCE AND BuSiNESS ExCEllENCE - goAl 4
Excel in communication, consultation, governance, leadership and responsible use of resources.
Overall Highlights
• Council website upgrade to enhance communication, making information easy to find and simple to read
• introduction of public budget information session
• implementation of Civica Authority, a new core business and accounting operating system
• Completed Stage 2 of MAV Financial Sustainability Project for Council as a pilot Council
• Compliant Accrual Financial Statement with Auditor general
• Community Satisfaction for Council’s interaction and responsiveness in dealing with the public maintained at 76%
• Annual staff retention rate 93% • overall adherence to the balanced budget • Rate collection rate of 98.9%, an increase from last year’s 98.7%
• introduction of “on The Streets of our City” general Council information published in local newspapers
• Administered significant grant allocations of $10,315,759 including Regional Infrastructure Fund stimulus funding
• Development of a new staff Enterprise Agreement
• lobbied and lodged submissions on the development of State governments’ local government Performance indicators
• Appointment of internal auditor WHK and completed four internal audits
• Completed planning for broader use and redevelopment of Council’s Natimuk offices via the NC2
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