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Policy without (much) pain - University of Ballarat

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<strong>Policy</strong> <strong>without</strong> (<strong>much</strong>) <strong>pain</strong>2. DisclaimerWe hope readers will find the ideas in this book helpful in their work. It is intended to promoteeffective policy development and management, and thus to: assist institutions to satisfy the expectations <strong>of</strong> staff and studentsminimise the risk <strong>of</strong> disruption to services, complaint, litigation or loss arising from poorlydeveloped policy energise institutions by fostering the use <strong>of</strong> policy to increase staff engagement and improveinternal communication.Tertiary education policy is, however a challenging area, and unexpected reverses do occur.Each institution and each policy project present unique challenges, and no amount <strong>of</strong> advice caninsure against failure. Accordingly ATEM takes no responsibility for any disruption to services,complaint, legal action or loss in relation to any type <strong>of</strong> policy text developed, or policy frameworkmanaged, based on the advice in this manual.In particular, readers are advised that they should:identify and use whatever guidelines, resources and support their own institution provides forpolicy development and policy managementnot use this book as a substitute for seeking legal advice to ensure that policy texts theydevelop are consistent with the principles <strong>of</strong> administrative law and the legislation governingtheir institution. When developing and reviewing tertiary institution policy, it is essential toconsult the institution’s legal advisers.~ 5 ~

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