Pragmatic Sample Clauses

Pragmatic. Parties adopt a practical approach to data sharing, recognising all jurisdictions retain decision-making rights on sharing data under the Agreement, including on cost, benefit and risk assessments; Discoverable – Parties recognise the benefits of new data sharing and data management systems supporting discoverability, interoperability, data and information accessibility, and cost effective access to data; Enabling – Parties recognise the benefits of shared infrastructure and practices to enable data sharing; Contemporary methods – Where required, and possible, shared data will be made available in real time through automated processes, Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and secure data access environments; and Accountable – Any decision to decline access to data (non-exhaustive examples are outlined in Schedule B) must be clearly articulated, well substantiated and communicated to the requester as a priority, and as soon as practicable. Governance Data and Digital Ministers will: oversee implementation of this Agreement; seek advice from senior officials and relevant Portfolio Ministers to identify national priority data areas for the National Data Sharing Work Program (Work Program, see Schedule A); maintain the Work Program to ensure strong action is taken to address national priority data areas and reform initiatives for data sharing, provide it to National Cabinet on request (in accordance with Schedule A), and assess performance against the Work Program; Seek advice from their senior officials on implementation of this Agreement and Work Program and task senior officials as necessary to give effect to this Agreement; assess the effectiveness of this Agreement and the Work Program; and issue guidance to support implementation, including on the Agreement’s interactions with other data sharing initiatives as needed. Commonwealth, State and Territory Portfolio Ministers will: collaborate with Data and Digital Ministers to identify and progress national priority data areas for data sharing; and advance and action data sharing activities within their portfolio responsibilities. This Agreement will not override or supersede the data sharing provisions of other formal intergovernmental agreements or memoranda of understanding, which will remain the responsibility of the lead Portfolio Ministers for those agreements. Roles and responsibilities The Parties to this Agreement have the following roles and responsibilities to: where possible, use this Agreem...

Pragmatic. Parties adopt a practical approach to data sharing, recognising all jurisdictions retain decision-making rights on sharing data under the Agreement, including on cost, benefit and risk assessments;