Deputy Director

Australian Government Classification Board$190,180 pa total remunerationThe Classification Board, located in Sydney, is responsible for classifying films, publications and computer games on behalf of the Australian community. No formal qualifications are required to become a member of the Board. Board members are representative of the community. Broad life experience will be highly regarded and people from diverse backgrounds and regional Australia are encouraged to apply.Duties: In addition to the duties of a member, the Deputy Director is required to: • provide leadership to the Board and ensure that its statutory functions and obligations are conducted in a proper and efficient manner; • take a lead role in the planning and management activities of the Board and supervise Board members; • manage the day-to-day workflow of the Board; and • represent the Board and discuss classification decision-making processes with a range of stakeholders.Duties of Board Members are to: • view and determine classifications and consumer advice for films, computer games and certain publications; • apply formal guidelines and other legislative requirements in making classification decisions; and • write reports on the reasons for classification decisions.CONDITIONS FOR THE POSITION: The successful candidate will be appointed for an initial fixed term, most likely for a two year term, and may be eligible for reappointment to a statutory maximum of seven years. The remuneration and allowances for the Deputy Director of the Classification Board are determined by the Australian Government Remuneration Tribunal.NOTES FOR THE POSITION: All applicants must first obtain an Information Pack (which contains position requirements, selection criteria, contact details and directions on how to apply). Information Packs are available at www.communications.gov.au/who-we-are/careers/current-vacancies or at www.classification.gov.au. All applications close 5:00pm on Friday, 7 September 2018. 190000 AUD Australia - NSW Sydney CBD, Inner West & Eastern Suburbs Sydney 2000

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