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Finance
The Finance team look after all TSRA financial related matters. They can be contacted for assistance atfinance@tsra.gov.au
Procurement Guidelines
Contracts and Purchasing Guidelines
The Procurement and Contracts Policy can be found on the Policies and Procedures intranet page.
The following forms are referred to in the Procurement and Contracts Policy and are available in the TSRA’s electronic document management system.
Procurement Stage | Form | Trim Link |
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Planning | Memo outlining the procurement | |
Planning | Business Case | |
Planning | Risk Management (optional for simple contracts) | |
Planning | How to complete Application to engage a consultant | |
Planning | Application to engage a consultant | |
Engagement | Standard Form Consultancy Contract template | |
Engagement | Standard Form Consultancy Contract Checklist | |
Post Engagement | Deed of Variation to Consultancy Contract template |
The following documents are used in conjunction with the above forms when conducting a tender.
Procurement Stage | Form | Trim Link |
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Planning | Risk Management | |
Planning | Request for limited tender | |
Planning | Probity Plan | |
Planning | Tender Evaluation Plan | DOC11/195638 |
Planning | Standard Terms of Reference | |
Planning | Standard Request for Tender document | |
Planning | Tender Documentation Review Checklist | |
Selection | Memo recommending preferred tenderer | |
Post Selection | Notification to Unsuccessful Tenderers |
Grants Procedures
Area under review please contact the Finance team (finance@tsra.gov.au) for the latest TSRA procurement guidelines.
Finance Procedures
Chief Executive Instructions
Regulation 6 of the FMA Regulations states that ‘the Chief Executive of an agency is authorised to give instructions on any matter necessary or convenient for the carrying out or giving effect to the Act.’ In effect, Chief Executives may issue instructions on any matter that promotes the efficient, effective and ethical use of the Commonwealth resources for which the Chief Executive is responsible, thus dealing with all issues relating to public money, public property and other resources.
Following recommendations from the Office of Evaluation and Audit, the General Manager as the Chief Executive of the Torres Strait Regional Authority (TSRA) has adopted this practice for the TSRA in setting expectations and clearly articulating expected behaviours and practices.
CEIs provide a useful mechanism for Chief Executives to promulgate their policies and rules within their agency, which give application to the principles and requirements of the enabling and governing legislative framework of the organisation. CEIs are generally the primary source of information and advice for officials on the internal financial management practices of an agency.
Area under review please contact the Finance team (finance@tsra.gov.au) for the most up to date register of Chief Executive Instructions.
Financial Delegations
Torres Strait Regional Authority Schedule of Sub Delegations can be found here.
Consultancy Procedures and Tools
Area under review please contact the Finance team (finance@tsra.gov.au) for the latest TSRA consultancy procedures and tools.
Decision Making Principles
Area under review please contact the Finance team (finance@tsra.gov.au) for the latest TSRA decision making principles.
Fraud Control Measures
Document | Trim Link |
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TSRA Fraud Control Plan 2017-2019 | DOC17/014206 |