The APS Commissioner will be given power to investigate former agency heads involved in Robodebt and make determinations.
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New laws limit ministerial directions to agency heads
The goverment says the new legislation will help rebuild the ‘gutted’ public service and restore faith in government.
Chief APS in-house consultants appointed
Former McKinsey consultant Andrew Nipe will lead the federal government’s new in-house function, Australian Government Consulting.
APS ordered to stop using contractors for core work
Consultants will be banned from doing core government work under new guidelines issued by the APSC.
APS staff poised to strike as pay talks hit wall
Services Australia staff are set to strike after the CPSU rejected the government’s revised pay offer.
Brief tells APS to prepare for ‘ubiquitous’ AI
Artificial Intelligence will become integrated into many, if not all government services, a soon-to-be released brief to the APS will say.
Minister outlines vision for national digital ID scheme
Draft legislation outlines plans to phase in an integrated digital ID system involving the Commonwealth, states and private sector.
$780m fines for consultants who help clients dodge tax
The government is planning to increase fines for consultants who promote tax dodging schemes to $780 million.
Govt foreshadows moves to shore up public service
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has foreshadowed plans to beef up the public service as the government slashes spending on consultants.
Labor party pledges to abolish APS staffing cap
Labor has vowed to abolish the APS staffing cap and cut spending on consultants and contractors if elected.
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