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      "quote": "[pages 38,39]\ned in Delivering for Australians. key strategy outputs driving outcomes which will,\nin time, deliver these planned benefits – refer to\n• In 2023, a checkpoint review will consider\nAttachment 1.\nchanges in the operating context, progress on\nkey actions and make recommendations to Measurement and evaluation of planned benefits\nSecretaries about the remaining two years of the relies heavily on existing data collection and\nStrategy. management mechanisms such as the APS\n• A full review of the Strategy will be undertaken in Employment Database, the APS Employee Census\n2025 and reported to Secretaries. and the Agency Survey, to provide a structured and\ncoordinated approach while removing duplication\nof data collection and enabling economies of scale\nacross the APS.",
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      "quote": "[Page 32]\nefforts to do this in line with Recommendation 7 of\nthe APS Review and the Government’s commitment\nto reinforce integrity culture in the APS.126 Pro-\nintegrity culture at the institutional level goes beyond\nfocusing purely on compliance with a set of rules;\nit also involves values and acknowledges and\nchampions proactively doing the right thing.\n‘Australians should be at the centre\nof government – in the decisions To support this work, the APSC commissioned Mr\nStephen Sedgwick AO to consult across the APS and\nit makes, in the programs and\nprovide a report on institutional integrity in the APS.\nprojects it delivers, and in meeting\nMr Sedgwick made 10 recommendations, focusing\ncommunity expectations.’123 on three core elements: awareness, capability and\naccountability.",
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