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Additional resources: pdf Cairns to Margaret River Questions and Answers (268 KB)
Additional resources: Respect@Work: National Inquiry into Sexual Harassment in Australian Workplaces, Australian Human Rights Commission (2020), Respect@Work: National Inquiry into Sexual Harassment in Australian Workplaces, Community Guide, Australian Human Rights Commission (2020), Respect@Work Council Annual Report 31 March 2022, Everyone’s business: fourth national survey on sexual harassment in Australian workplaces, Australian Human Rights Commission (2018)
For further reading: document Additional Q&A (31 KB) , pdf G20 Survey on Agile Regulation (1.35 MB) , pdf Recommendation of the Council for Agile Regulatory Governance to Harness Innovation (824 KB)
For further reading: pdf Compliance Planning - Mindmap (34 KB) , document Compliance Planning - Q&A (37 KB)
For further reading: Manch, K., Mumford, P., Raj, S., & Wauchop, B. (2015). Watching the birth of the regulatory profession. Policy Quarterly, 11(4)., Manch, K. (2014). Improving the implementation of regulation: time for a systemic approach. Policy Quarterly, 10(4)., G-Reg Video playlist, New Zealand context: Glossary of compliance terms and activities (v8), Compliance terms and definitions (2010), Australia context: Navigating regulatory language: an A to Z guide, Grant Pink (2021)
Facilitator: Rob Nicholls
Speaker 1: Anne Lenz ( pdf presentation slides (685 KB) )
Speaker 3: Katie Miller
For further reading: pdf RegTech: the good, the bad and the seriously scary: responses to unanswered questions on sli.do (178 KB) ( document word version (32 KB) ), Ethics checklist for data scientists, The Automated State, Europe fit for the Digital Age: EU Commission proposes new rules and actions for excellence and trust in Artificial Intelligence
Facilitator: Dr Maggie Hardy ( pdf presentation slides (438 KB) )
Speaker 1: Professor Sidney Dekker
Speaker 2: Martyn Campbell
For further reading: pdf From Safety I to Safety II, a White Paper by Hollnagel, Wears & Braithwaite (2015) (1.91 MB)
Facilitator: Simon Corden
Speaker 1: Bronwyn Weir
For further reading: pdf Is regulatory failure a good teacher?: responses to unanswered questions on sli.do (387 KB) ( document word version (338 KB) ), Building Confidence (Shergold/Weir report), Case study: The house with no piers
For further reading: pdf Complain, complain, complain: responses to unanswered questions on sli.do (176 KB) ( document word version (30 KB) ), SOCAP Australia (The Society of Consumer Affairs Professionals)
For further reading: pdf Regulatory Stewardship: responses to unanswered questions on sli.do (197 KB) ( document word version (30 KB) )
For further reading: pdf A new look at old tools: responses to unanswered questions on sli.do (208 KB) ( document word version (28 KB) )
For further reading: pdf Reflections on Regulating integrity (151 KB)
For further reading: pdf Reflections on the Regulatory capability webinar (166 KB)
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Edition 23, May 2022 Improving regulatory language: Its contribution to regulatory capabilityBy Dr Grant Pink
Edition 22, April 2022 Where there’s a will, there’s a way: Regulators and collaborationBy Kate Jenkins
Edition 21, March 2022 The ‘secret life’ of national uniform legislation and pandemic managementBy Dr Guzyal Hill
Edition 20, February 2022 Avoiding regulatory capture and regulatory discordBy Chris Ingham
Edition 19, December 2021A look back on another challenging year for regulatorsBy NRCoP
Edition 18, November 2021New child safety standards - Regulation with standards and why the mission is important By Emily Sanders Director of Regulation at the Commission for Children and Young People, Victoria
Edition 17, October 2021Modern-day blacksmithing: equipping our people with RegTech toolsBy Anne Lenz from Brisbane Council
Edition 16, September 2021Regulating lobbying in Australia: Three steps for reformBy Dr Yee-Fui Ng, Associate Professor at Monash University and Deputy Director of Australian Justice and Innovation
Edition 15, August 2021Getting to Fair – bringing down barriers to access essential servicesDr John Hamill, CEO of Victorian Essential Services Commission
Edition 14, July 2021Implementing a problem-centric approachBy Alice Turnbull from NOPSEMA (National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority)
Edition 13, June 2021‘Red tape’ and ‘beige tape’: what are they and why do they matter?By Adam Beaumont, Director at With Purpose Consulting
Edition 12, May 2021Regulatory capability – reflecting on what make a ‘good regulator’By Jarrod Cowley-Grimmond, Senior executive with the Queensland Government
Edition 11, April 2021What can we learn from the regulation of sport?By Eric Windholz, Senor Lecturer and Associate with Monash Centre for Commercial Law and Regulatory Studies
Edition 10, March 2021Regulatory ExcellenceBy Eric Kimmel, Director of Rocky Mountain Solution in NSW
Edition 9, February 2021“What’s in a name?” Does knowing you’re a regulator make a difference?By Arie Freiberg, Professor at Monash Law School
Edition 8, December 2020 Performance reporting by regulators – are we measuring and reporting what matters?By Daniel Boardman Manager of Strategic Planning and Performance with EPA Victoria
Edition 7, November 2020Regulatory stewardship: virtue, mechanism, or both?By Professor Jeroen van der Heijden and Rebecca Foley
Edition 6, October 2020The role of artificial intelligence in regulatory decision-makingBy Scott Wheeler, Director of Economic Strategy Division NSW Treasury
Edition 5, September 2020Regulation, trust and the professionsBy Roxane Marcelle-Shaw, CEO, Professional Standards Authority
Edition 4, August 2020Three steps for regulators to embrace behavioural scienceBy Professor Liam Smith, Director BehaviourWorks Australia
Edition 3, July 2020Good design leads to great digitisation for regulatorsBy Cassandra Meagher, executive director service reform at Service Victoria
Edition 2, June 2020Covid-19 and compliance: what makes people stick to the rules?By Monica Pfeffer, Director of Practitioner engagement, ANZSOG
Edition 1, May 2020Guest Editorial: Learning to be better regulators: The importance of training and developmentBy Dr Grant Pink from RECAP Consultants
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