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Is there a need
for change?
A discussion paper
Governance Institute
of Australia
Governance Institute of Australia (Governance Institute) is the only
independent professional association with a sole focus on the practice
of governance. We provide the best education and support for practising
chartered secretaries, governance advisers and risk managers to drive
responsible performance in their organisations.
Our postgraduate education in applied corporate governance and risk
management is unrivalled in its breadth and depth of coverage. It sets the
standard for entry into the profession.
Postgraduate education is also the gateway to membership of the
Governance Institute and the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and
Administrators (ICSA) — leading international associations for
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Our Certificates in Governance Practice, Governance and Risk Management
and Governance for Not-for-Profits provide skills-based governance
and risk management training, and a qualification for a wide range of
professionals responsible for corporate accountability functions and
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Our active membership base of more than 7,000 chartered secretaries,
governance advisers and risk managers ensures that the Governance
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Background
Governance Institute convened the Governance
Advisory Panel (the Panel) in 2012.
The purpose of the Panel is to assist Governance
Institute to influence the continuing development and
direction of corporate governance policy and practice.
Governance Institute’s mission is to promote and
advance the effective governance of organisations in
the private and public sectors and we believe that the
Panel will play a vital role in supporting that...