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5.7 Examples of Business Sub Function Relationships
The following examples illustrate the range of government activities that are invoked in order to provide services
to Australian individuals, businesses and other organisations. The topics of focus for the examples have been
chosen to show different citizen, business and community situations for which government services are provided,
and different types of Business Capabilities invoked for each topic, whilst highlighting government activities that
are affected by all types of situation.
These government activities are represented by Business Capabilities that reside under their respective lines of
business within the four business areas. Some Business Capabilities are directly implicated when providing a
service to citizens, whilst others pertain to activities that support and facilitate the provision of a service for
citizens or in maintaining the impacted resources and environment in which the service for citizens is provided.
For each focus topic nominated, a range of supporting government activities is listed, followed by an illustration
depicting the Business Capabilities involved. The descriptions for the Business Capabilities listed can be found
within the main body of the BRM under their respective LoB and business area.
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