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Governance Institute
2020
PublicSector
Governance Forum
Strategy. Culture. Transparency
Attend in
person or
www.governanceinstitute.com.au/PublicSectorForum
onlineProgram
Thursday, 5 November 2020 Adelaide Convention Centre, North Tce, Adelaide
8:00am–8:10am Arrival and registration
8:10am–8:12am Chairman’s welcome
Geoff Vogt FGIA, Chief Executive Officer, Industry Leaders Fund Inc; Chairman, Centennial Park;
Eastern Region Alliance Water board member; Brownhill Keswick Creek Stormwater board member;
KeyInvest director
8:12am–8:40am Message from our Premier
Steven Marshall MP, Premier of South Australia
8:40am–8:50am Update from our CEO
Megan Motto FGIA, Chief Executive Officer, Governance Institute of Australia
8:50am–9:50am Panel discussion: The impact of a National Integrity Commission.
• A discussion on the various models, benefits and shortcomings
• The case for independent funding
• Impact of a national commission on state commissions
Chair: Professor AJ Brown, Professor of Public Policy & Law, Program Leader, Public Integrity & Anti-
Corruption Centre for Governance & Public Policy, Griffith University / Professor Adam Graycar, AM,
Professor of Public Policy, Flinders University
Hon Peter Hall QC, Chief Commissioner, NSW ICAC
Dr Nikola Stepanov, Queensland Integrity Commissioner
Alan MacSporran QC, Chair of the CCC Qld
SA Commissioner, ICAC (Hon Ann Vanstone QC)
9:50am–10:35am Data governance: Digital trust, data as an asset, artificial intelligence
• Why is it important?
• Data as an asset and governance
• Artificial intelligence
• Governance Institute and CSIRO’s Data61 Digital Trust survey — What do the findings mean
for the public service?
• How well did our systems handle the extreme events of 2020?
Facilitator: Karin Geraghty, Principal Consultant, Stratdigi
James Price, Managing Director, Experience Matters; Project Leader, University of SA
Rob Hanson, Senior Researcher, CSIRO’s Data61
10:35am–11:00am Morning tea
11:00am–12:00pm Coronavirus (COVID-19) — What lessons did we learn from a governance and risk management
perspective?
• Opportunities and challenges for our sectors
• Importance of managing communications and stakeholder engagement
• Culture, resilience and good leadership
Facilitator: Megan Motto FGIA, Chief Executive Officer, Governance Institute of Australia
Elaine Bensted, Chief Executive Officer, Adelaide Zoo
Pauline Carr FGIA, Chancellor, University of SA and Board Director
Bruce Watson, Chief Executive Officer, WorkCover QLD
Steve Wesselingh, Chief Executive Officer, South Australian Health and Medical
Research Institute
12:00pm–1:00pm Economic and global events update
• How Australia’s Public Sector can respond and make a positive difference
Dr Keith Suter, International affairs, economics commentator, Channel 7 Sunrise presenter1:00pm–1:15pm Comments from morning sessions
Megan Motto FGIA, Chief Executive Officer, Governance Institute of Australia
1:15pm–2:00pm Networking lunch
2:00pm–3:00pm Full-day registration includes both afternoon session:
Panel: Diversity — Reflections on governance
Steady progress is being made on diversity to reflect the rich tapestry of Australian society in our
workforce. Diversity in gender, culture, race, skill, experience and background all add to the depth
and breadth of thinking, skill and innovation. However, progress has been slower in relation when
it comes to executive leadership and boardrooms which are still dominated by older, white males
from a narrow population and professional subgroup. This session will explore the experiences and
insights of this panel and consider how organisations across sectors can harness the energy of
different perspectives to inform and enrich organisational culture and the principles, practices and
processes of ‘good governance’.
Facilitator: Scott Way, Director, Industrial & Organisational Psychology, BDO
Deb Dickson, Executive Director People and Culture, SA Housing
Ros Moriarty, Managing Director, Balarinji, and Chair, FFA Women’s Football Council
Stephen Trigg, Managing Director, The Randle Wine Group, previous Chief Executive Officer, Adelaide
Football Club (Crows) and Chief Executive Officer, Carlton Football Club
Dr Niki Vincent, Commissioner, Equal Opportunity Commission
3:00pm–3:20pm Afternoon tea
3.20pm–4.20pm Panel session: ESG: Thought leadership — from ethical to social to ESG integration
• Government as the residual holder of climate risk outcomes
• Understanding the business imperatives for climate risk strategy and response
• Climate risk and the business and organisational value chain — finance, legal and sustainability
impacts
• Best practice: Reporting against Principle 7 of the Corporate Governance Principles and
Recommendations and overseas climate risk reporting and disclosure
Tim Nelson FGIA, Executive General Manager, Energy Markets, Infigen Energy
Martin Hease, Chair, Premier’s Climate Change Council, CEO, Business SA
4:20pm–4:30pm Closing comments
Megan Motto FGIA, Chief Executive Officer, Governance Institute of Australia
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