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Our Stakeholders. Periodic assessments of organisational and project performance with the Commission’s stakeholders and customers will be undertaken to gauge the impact of the Commission in achieving its objectives, and stakeholder and customer satisfaction with the level and quality of services provided by the Commission. The Commission commits to: • Continuing to aim for improvement in these results; • Sharing of the results of these measures with Employees as feedback and recognition; • Identifying improvement opportunities; and • For those groups in the Commission who have “internal” customers, improvement will also be sought through appropriate methods and measures.
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