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Business ContinuityRegional Resumption Coordinator
Building effective and responsive institutions
…an Australian perspective
Sue Taylor, Australian Bureau of Statistics
MAP 2011 - How we currently address governance
MAP consultation
• Governance now seen as a key enabler for societal progress – a domain in its own right
Governance and progress in the recent MAP consultation
Rule of law
Minimised corruption Accountability
Transparency
Effectiveness
Efficiency
ResponsiveParticipationVoice
RightsTrust
People’s rights and
responsibilities
ParticipationEffective
governanceInformed public debate
Governance themes
Trust
Effective governance
Participation
Informed public debate
People’s rights and
responsibilities
Australians aspire to institutions and processes they can trust and hold to account.
Australians aspire to governance that works well.
Australians aspire to have the opportunity to have a say in decisions that affect their lives.
Australians aspire to well-informed and vibrant public debate.
Australians aspire to a society where everyone's rights are upheld and their responsibilities fulfilled.
Consultation results: aspirations
• Transparency
• Accountability
• Trust in governance processes and systems
• Integrity
Trus
t
Effe
ctiv
e go
vern
ance • Effective
governance
• Ease of interactions
• Protection
• Seamless services
• Balance between regulation and freedom
• Effective resourcing
• Resilience
Par
ticip
atio
n • Involvement in decision making
• Awareness and understanding
• Access and opportunity
• Taking responsibility
Info
rmed
pub
lic d
ebat
e • Open and informed debate
• Freedom to pursue and access truth/facts
• A free media
• Effective regulation
Peo
ple’
s rig
hts
and
resp
onsi
bilit
ies • Rights and
responsibilities upheld
• National laws and standards
• Access to justice
• Freedom of expression
• International conventions and laws
Consultation results: elements
Key priorities and gaps – how can the OECD support these efforts?
• Work in consultation with others in this space (eg UNOHCHR/UNDP
post 2015 agenda)
• Definition and scoping of ‘governance’
• Conceptual framework
• Guidelines for measuring governance
• Discussion of key issues and challenges
Issues………
• Define the actors and their influence – includes the State but transcends it too,
also multinationals
• Country context – values and principles
• Government asking citizens if they trust the government – a dilemma for some?
• Consider the good governance paradox
• Transparency paradox
• Lack of facts-based indicators
• Potential over-reliance on perception measures – is trust enough?
• Over-reliance on the views of a few experts
• Sample bias
• Should we measure proactive measures or violation and or outcomes?
Issues………