In this episode discuss the components of contemporary good governance in registered organisations and the practical implications of the Fair Work Legislation Amendment (Secure Jobs, Better Pay) Bill 2022 (the Bill) for registered organisations.
ROCpod was a monthly podcast created by the Registered Organisations Commission, which is now abolished. The obligations for registered organisations remain unchanged, with the functions transferred to the Fair Work Commission as the regulator from 6 March 2023. If you need further information please contact the Fair Work Commission on 1300 341 665 or email [email protected].
Episode 40: A chat about contemporary good governance
Episode highlights
01:22 Potential legislative changes - Fair Work Legislation Amendment (Secure Jobs, Better Pay) Bill 2022
07:05 What is good governance?
10:15 Key features of contemporary, good governance
12:00 Practical governance examples for registered organisations
15:55 Committees of management
Links
Good governance in practice series episodes
- Episode 39: Good governance in practice - what makes a good expenditure policy
- Episode 38: Good governance in practice - managing your related parties
- Episode 34: Good governance in practice - compliant committees of management
- Episode 31: Good governance in practice - financial decision making
- Episode 27: Good governance in practice - building trust through transparency
- Episode 25: Good governance in practice - the duties of officers
- Episode 20: Good governance in practice - creating a 'speak up' culture
- Episode 17: Good governance in practice - conflicts of interest
- Episode 15: Good governance in practice - officer induction
- Episode 13: Good governance in practice - holding meetings
- Episode 11: Good governance in practice - record keeping and decision making
Disclaimer
ROCpod was the official podcast of the Registered Organisations Commission. It is copyright to the Commonwealth of Australia. The opinions expressed in ROCpod are the opinions of the particular speaker and not necessarily the opinions of the regulator.
This information is general and is not intended to be comprehensive, it is designed to assist in gaining an understanding of the relevant provisions of the legislation, the regulator and its work. The regulator is not able to provide legal or accounting advice.
For further information please see the registered organisations materials on our website or contact us at [email protected].