Documents listing whether roles were classified as core work under the Strategic Commissioning Framework for 2024–25 and 2025–26. Document 1A - Core work assessment Document 1B - Core work criteria…
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Documents listing whether roles were classified as core work under the Strategic Commissioning Framework for 2024–25 and 2025–26. Document 1A - Core work assessment Document 1B - Core work criteria Document 1C - Totals Document 1D - APS vs Contractor Costs Document 1E - JFFR Mapped to ARC JFFR Apr 2024 Document 1F - JFFR April 2024 Document 2 - 2024 APS Agency Survey - SCF Reporting Workbook (Final) Document 3 - ARC SCF workbook 2025 Document 4A - 2025-26 Job Family and Core Work Assessments Document 4B - Core Work Assessment Document 4C - Core work Compare 2024-25 to 2025-26
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The release comprises ARC spreadsheets assessing which job roles were classed as "core work" under the Strategic Commissioning Framework for 2024–25 and 2025–26. The documents include a core work assessment and criteria, totals, a comparison of APS versus contractor costs, job family mappings to an April 2024 framework, a 2024 APS agency survey reporting workbook, a 2025 ARC workbook, and a 2025–26 comparison against 2024–25. The visible content is mostly a job-role catalogue with Core (y/n) flags and a "why" column, though the rationale entries are largely blank. Job families shown include Policy, Senior Executive, Procurement and Contracting, Legal and Parliamentary, Ministerial and Parliamentary Liaison, Portfolio, Program and Project Management, Data and Research, and Service Delivery. Roles flagged "agency core" include Strategic Policy Advice, Program Support Officer, Program Manager, Grants Manager and Data Analyst. Many rows are marked #N/A, and personal information has been removed under section 47F. The excerpt does not show totals or cost figures.
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