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Implementation and Monitoring

Enterprise Bargaining Implementation Committee

Implementation of the Reconciliation Action Plan constitutes an introduction of change as defined in Clause 11 of the MFESB & UFU Operational Staff Agreement 2005 (the Agreement) and will be advanced through the consultation process pursuant to Clause 9 of the Agreement.

A central feature of the consultation process is the Enterprise Bargaining Implementation Committee (EBIC) that considers all matters relating to ongoing workplace reform and introduction of change.

EBIC has established the Community Safety Working Party through which consultation on the Reconciliation Action Plan will take place, prior to ratification by EBIC.

Diversity Management Committee

Progress on the implementation of the Reconciliation Action Plan will be monitored by the Diversity Management Committee which is chaired by the Chief Executive and Chief Officer of the MFB and includes Directors and Executive Managers.

Reconciliation Action Plan (2008 - 2011)
Foreword
MFB Reconciliation Statement
MFB Diversity Statement
Core Service and Community Profile
The MFBs Reconciliation Action Plan Key Elements
Implementation and Monitoring
Inclusive and Accessible Organisation
Inclusive and Accessible Services

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