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Our public servants don’t know what they don’t know
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Most municipalities have a good grasp of future investments, but a poorer overview of what already exists. How large areas do we manage? How old is the pipeline network, write Anders Johansson and Kenneth Bengtsson.
Our public servants don’t know what they don’t know
Most officials don’t know what they don’t know about their personal obligations under privacy law, writes Chris De Havilland. Three months ago, the most consequential privacy law reform in Australia’s history took effect – and almost no one in the public sector seems to know it exists. I discovered this not from a report or inquiry, but during a conversation with a public servant. She was exemplary: professional, empathetic, sharp and highly exp…
·Glebe, Australia
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