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Monitoring and Evaluating Our Performance

The Supervising Scientist Division is committed to a high standard of performance reporting, for both our environmental and staff performance.

Priority activities for 2001-2002 include:

• Evaluate performance of all staff and identify opportunities for development through mechanisms such as the Performance Development Scheme, 360 Degree Feedback and the Investors in People programs;
• Produce an internal report reviewing performance against workplans and outputs;
• Prepare a comprehensive research summary and report on progress to the Alligator Rivers Region Technical Committee;
• Compile quarterly reports on the performance of the Division against performance indicators contained within the Portfolio Budget Statement for the Environment Australia Executive; and
• Produce a comprehensive and accurate Annual Report outlining our performance for the year against performance indicators contained within the Portfolio Budget Statement.

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