Policies and guidelines

Tasmanian Government policies

The Department of Premier and Cabinet administers a range of Tasmanian Government policies that apply to all Tasmanian Government agencies.

Corporate Brand Identity and Communications Policy

This policy outlines how Tasmanian Government employees can effectively communicate so the Tasmanian community understands their rights, entitlements and opportunities when accessing services or engaging with government. Find the policy and resources at the Tasmanian Government Communications website.

Public Submissions Policy

This policy requires all Tasmanian Government agencies to routinely publish on websites all written submissions made in response to broad public consultation on major policy matters. The policy also has guidance on wording to use when requesting submissions during a public consultation process.

Submissions to Inquiries and Reviews Policy

This policy guides Tasmanian Government agencies on whether a submission should be made to an inquiry or review and the pathway for review and approval.

Board Fee Policy

This policy provides a set of steps for classifying boards and incorporates a scale of maximum fees for board members.

Cyber Security Policy

This policy provides a risk-based framework for the protection of government-held information, systems and services.

Cloud Policy

This policy provides a consistent, risk-based approach to the Tasmanian Government’s adoption of cloud services.

Open Data Policy

This policy encourages Tasmanian Government agencies to share government-held data with the public for commercial and community benefit.

Guidance for using artificial intelligence

This guidance is for agencies to ensure a consistent approach to the use of artificial intelligence by the Tasmanian Government. It also includes a one-page summary.