Public Sector Commission

The Commission has been established under the Public Sector Management Act 1994 and is the agency principally responsible for its administration. The vision of the Commission is 'An esteemed Public Sector'. The mission of the Commission is to 'lead and promote excellence and integrity in the Public Sector'. The role of the Commission is to: * lead the public sector; * build capacity of the public sector; * evaluate performance of the public sector; * develop public sector management policies and practices; * drive public sector reform; and * advance Government’s diversity and accountability agenda. Specific functions include: * ensuring overall public sector operational efficiency; * oversight of Chief Executive Officers; * management of the Senior Executive Service; * administering Public Service classification and appointment processes; * redeployment and voluntary severance arrangements; and * remuneration setting for Government boards and committees.