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How do we know we’re good at what we do?: Measuring regulatory performance

If defining and measuring regulatory performance were easy, there wouldn’t be so many frameworks crowding the space!Defining our regulatory outcomes, attaching performance measures to those outcomes, ensuring that we prioritise and align our activities so they’ll deliver the desired outcomes, and telling our performance story to our authorising environment and the broader community are all complex and contingent tasks.

Public Leadership

How do we know we’re good at what we do?: Measuring regulatory performance

  • Online
  • 2 June 2020
  • 30 mins

If defining and measuring regulatory performance were easy, there wouldn’t be so many frameworks crowding the space!Defining our regulatory outcomes, attaching performance measures to those outcomes, ensuring that we prioritise and align our activities so they’ll deliver the desired outcomes, and telling our performance story to our authorising environment and the broader community are all complex and contingent tasks. The Consumer Action Law Centre has come at this challenge from a citizen advocacy perspective, with a recent comprehensive report on the enforcement activities of consumer protection regulators.Join Gerard Brody, CEO, Consumer Action Law Centre, in this ANZSOG/NRCoP webinar to discuss what we can learn about measuring and reporting on performance when regulator's activities are put under the microscope.

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