Execution of Plan and Feedback Sample Clauses

Execution of Plan and Feedback. The execution of the Engagement Plan should ensure methods of engagement are fit-for-purpose and suitably adaptable to respond to the changing dynamics amongst stakeholder and partner groups. Successful engagement also depends on strong relationships with Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Islander people and communities. Execution of the Plan includes: o Securing the necessary resources; o Adhering to proposed timeframes (that has inbuilt some flexibility) and budget; o Engage and communicate with Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Islander people and communities as described in the plan; o Compliance with legal and regulatory requirements; o Confirm that the decision-making process aligns with project objectives (including aligning with community and Government objectives); o Project evaluation and reporting; o Lessons learned and continuous improvement processes; and o Collation of feedback made available to all. Feedback is a quality indicator and refers to the provision of information to Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Islander people and communities on how engagement outcomes will be utilised in decision-making. Agencies should ensure that a statement of feedback is promised to participants as part of the engagement process, and that processes are identified for feeding back the results to participants and partners.
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