Functions to Support System Stewardship Sample Clauses

Functions to Support System Stewardship. WA will work with the Commonwealth and the NDIA to support the orderly transmission of relevant State-based knowledge and systems to the NDIS, where this complements and adds to the intent of the NDIS. Arrangements to ensure continuity of key functions currently provided by WA that are necessary to full scheme are outlined in the Operational Plan and Schedule H (Workforce) of the Bilateral Agreement. This work will be informed by the advice and learnings of the ESC and OWG.
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Functions to Support System Stewardship. The South Australian Government and the NDIA will work to identify key administrative functions currently delivered or oversighted by South Australia, acknowledging the South Australian Government’s ongoing role in providing these services to the whole population including people with disability, which need to be managed to ensure continuity of these functions during the transition to full Scheme.
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Functions to Support System Stewardship. The NSW Government will work with the Commonwealth Government and the NDIA to support the orderly transmission of relevant State-based knowledge and systems to the NDIS, where this complements and adds to the intent of the Scheme. Arrangements to ensure continuity of key functions currently provided by the NSW Government that are necessary to full scheme will be outlined in the Operational Plan and Schedule H (Workforce) of the Bilateral Agreement. Deliverable: System Stewardship Management Working Arrangements to support the identification and potential transfer of key FACS administrative functions relevant state-based knowledge and expertise to the most appropriate body. Timeframe: The Working Arrangements will be developed by Quarter 3 2015/16. Performance Measure: The NSW Government to report on the administrative and stewardship functions transferred within the identified timeframes. Outcome: Functions, knowledge and expertise transferred from the State system to identified parties to ensure continuity of function.
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Functions to Support System Stewardship. ‌ The Victorian Government and the NDIA will work to identify key administrative functions currently delivered or oversighted by the Victoria Government which need to intersect with the NDIA so that these functions continue seamlessly during the transition to full Scheme.
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Functions to Support System Stewardship. The Western Australian and Commonwealth Governments will work to identify key administrative functions that will need to intersect with or be delivered by the WA NDIS authority to ensure they continue seamlessly during transition to full scheme. Deliverable: The identification, management and, where necessary, transfer of administrative functions that will need to continue during transition. Agreed Actions:
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Functions to Support System Stewardship. The Northern Territory Government and the NDIA will work to identify key administrative functions currently delivered or oversighted by the Territory that will need to intersect with the NDIA. The Parties acknowledge the Northern Territory Government’s ongoing role in providing these services to the whole population including people with disability, which need to be managed to ensure continuity of these functions during the transition to full Scheme.
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Functions to Support System Stewardship. ‌ The NSW Government will work with the Commonwealth Government and the NDIA to support the orderly transmission of relevant State-based knowledge and systems to the NDIS, where this complements and adds to the intent of the Scheme. Arrangements to ensure continuity of key functions currently provided by the NSW Government that are necessary to full scheme will be outlined in the Operational Plan and Schedule H (Workforce) of the Bilateral Agreement. Deliverable: System Stewardship Management Working Arrangements to support the identification and potential transfer of key FACS administrative functions relevant state-based knowledge and expertise to the most appropriate body. Timeframe: The Working Arrangements will be developed by Quarter 3 2015/16.
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