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Business Sub Function Defines the set of Business Capabilities that
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Overseas Aid A
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Overseas Promotion A
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Passport Services A
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� assist developing countries to reduce poverty, promote sustainable
economic growth and recover from conflict or disasters (including
development assistance and overseas student scholarships);
� work in partnership with other governments, businesses, nongovernment
organisations and international agencies;
� foster links between the Australian community and the people of
developing countries (including contributions to multilateral
development banks and direct assistance packages).
� undertake liaison activities to raise Australia's international profile;
� support cultural exchange programs;
� advocate the benefits of international business;
� establish corporate networks and reciprocal visitor programs
(including identifying and negotiating opportunities to promote
Australia overseas, such as participating in international
expositions, hosting major sporting events or cultural festivals).
� issue passports and travel documents to Australian citizens in
Australia and overseas;
� manage applications and renewals, provide advice and liaise with
outlets that provide lodgement services.
5.3.15 [1015] Justice
Justice involves providing, interpreting and applying legislation, regulations or by-laws; providing advice on
regulations regarding the conduct of individuals, business and government to conform to agreed rules and
principles; and supporting the operation of the justice system.
Business Sub Function Defines the set of Business Capabilities that
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Administrative Law A
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Associations and Corporate
Law A
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Civil Law A
� apply the body of law that relates to the executive functions of
government;
� establish the relationship between the government and the citizens
of its jurisdiction;
� advise on regulations regarding the powers, duties and
organisation of public administration authorities.
� apply the body of law that relates to companies or other
organisations that have a distinct legal identity from that of their
members;
� advise on regulations regarding the formation, governance and
dissolution of such organisations and the limits of their powers or
liability.
� apply the body of law that relates to social behaviour and the
ordinary private matters of individuals;
� establish and advise on property rights;
� determine legal relationships and responsibilities.