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Public Sector CoE
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The establishment of the public sector Centre of Excellence will facilitate CPA Australia in thought leadership via the identification and progression issues relevant to the membership.

This sector comprises the public sector (including Federal, State and Local Governments and government business enterprises) and the not-for-profit sector.

Areas of focus are broad ranging and will include issues which are current and topical such as sustainability, public private partnerships, risk management, accrual management and corporate governance but also emerging issues for the sector such as shared services.

Objectives of the CoE

The CoE will assist CPA Australia to achieve its strategic objectives through:

  • thought leadership
  • advocacy and representation
  • supporting key areas
  • providing or identifying appropriate relationships

Areas of interest

The focus area of the Public Sector CoE is:

  • impact of government regulatory developments, accounting standards, auditing standards and GFS/GAAP
  • corporate governance issues
  • public private partnerships (PPPs)
  • sustainability
  • valuation and depreciation of infrastructure assets
  • risk management
  • balance sheet management
  • accrual reporting for management decision making purposes
  • performance measurement and reporting
  • not-for-profits
  • emerging issues for the public sector

Background and experience

Members will be drawn from the following groups:

  • CFOs of government business enterprises
  • senior management in Federal, State and Local Governments
  • consultants to Federal and State Governments

Representation

In appointing members to represent the Centre of Excellence we look for a cross-section of members from:

  • Federal Government
  • State Government
  • Local Government
  • government business enterprises

 

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Page last updated: Wednesday, 15 September 2004
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