standarad and princples to guide behaviour at work
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The values outlined in the Public Administration Act state that public officials should demonstrate:
Responsiveness
- providing frank, impartial and timely advice to government
- providing high quality services to the Victorian community
- identifying and promoting best practice.
Integrity
- being honest, open and transparent in their dealing
- using powers responsibly
- reporting improper conduct
- avoiding real or apparent conflicts of interest.
- striving to earn and sustain public trust at the highest level.
Impartiality
- making decisions and providing advice on merit without bias, caprice, favouritism or self- interest
- acting fairly by objectively considering all relevant facts and applying fair criteria
- implementing government policies and programs equitably.
Accountability
- working to clear objectives in a transparent manner
- accepting responsibility for their decisions and actions
- seeking to achieve best use of resources
- submitting themselves to appropriate scrutiny.
Respect
- treating others fairly and objectively
- ensuring freedom from discrimination, harassment and bullying
- using their views to improve outcomes on an ongoing basis.
Leadership
- actively implementing, promoting and supporting these values.
Human Rights
- Public Officials should also respect and promote the human rights set out in the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 by:
- making decisions and providing advice consistent with human rights
- actively implementing, promoting and supporting human rights.
reporting improper conduct
- avoiding real or apparent conflicts of interest.
- striving to earn and sustain public trust at the highest level.
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