Partnership agreements with local governmentThe aim of the partnership agreements program is to find better ways of serving Tasmanian communities by intergovernmental collaboration. Partnership agreements are part of the State Government's broader agenda of developing partnerships with the community to find new opportunities for economic and social development. There are four types of partnership agreements: bilateral, regional, statewide and tripartite. To date, 50 agreements have been signed. 50th Partnership Agreement signedPremier David Bartlett and Mayor Bertrand Cadart signed the second Glamorgan-Spring Bay partnership agreement in Swansea on 29 January 2010. This new agreement is the 50th agreement to be signed since the inception of the partnerships program in 1998. The signing was attended by representatives of the Government, councillors and local community groups. Mr Bartlett congratulated everyone who had contributed to the success of the first ten years of the partnership program, and expressed his commitment to the next ten years of partnerships.
Partnerships News - December 2009
Also in this edition:
The partnership agreements program annual report to Parliament 2008-09 now releasedPartnerships program evaluation report now releasedThe evaluation of the first 10 years of the partnership agreements program examines the relationships that have developed, the successes of the program and the ways in which it can be improved for the next 10 years.
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