ANU has robust governance frameworks in place that help guide decision-making, provide controls and transparency in processes, and ensure effective and clear accountability. The Public Interest Disclosure scheme also operates to ensure, as a Federal statutory authority, there is integrity and accountability in all ANU activities and decisions.
Delegations framework »
The delegations framework is a tool aimed at enhancing standards of accountability and responsibility in decision making. It is designed to reflect the University's organisational structure and provide a mechanism to assign authorities which originate from legislation, policy and procedures.
The...
Public interest disclosure »
The public interest disclosure (PID) scheme has been established to promote the integrity and accountability of the Commonwealth public sector, including at the Australian National University, by:
encouraging and facilitating the making of disclosures of wrongdoing by public officials
ensuring...
Policy governance framework »
The Policy Governance Framework provides the structure for describing, ordering, developing and maintaining the University's policies, procedures, standards and guidelines. The Framework is constituted through three principal documents, namely:
Policy Governance Policy
Policy Governance Procedure...
Risk management framework »
At its core, risk management is about creating and protecting value by ensuring that resources are deployed appropriately in pursuit of the strategic business objectives of an organisation.
The University has a set of strategic objectives articulated in its strategic plan, ANU Strategic Plan 2017-...
