>> Welcome to the SOLGM Good Practice Toolkits Website
Using This Site
This site is the point of access to the guidance modules developed by the SOLGM Risk Management and Legal Compliance Working Party. This material is password protected and available only to staff of the local authorities that subscribe to this programme. To access this please enter your local authority's password and username in the panel above. If you do not know your local authority's password you can get this from your local authority's contact person for the programme or from dmackay@solgm.org.nz. [Note if your have entered the site through your local authority's intranet the password and username are not needed. If you would like to have such a link set up for your local authority contact dmackay@solgm.org.nz.]
For further information about legal compliance and the SOLGM Risk Management and Legal Compliance programme. A brochure containing general information about the programme can be downloaded here. Please share this with colleagues in work areas relevant to the programme's modules.
Risk Management / Legal Compliance Programme
The programme is based on a cooperative approach to developing “good practice” legal compliance processes and procedures across a range of local government activities, utilising the existing knowledge base within local government and sharing the costs. The objective of the programme is to assist local authorities in identifying and meeting their legal obligations through:
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Developing and maintaining a legal compliance framework for local authorities, upon which specific legal compliance can be developed; and
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Developing a series of specific legal compliance programmes across the range of local government activity.
The specific modules that have to date been developed are published on this website. The modules are password protected. Each member local authority has a password. If you do not know your local authority's password you can get this from your local authority's contact person for the programme. To identify your contact person click here The programme was featured as a case study at the International Best Practices Symposium in Melbourne in May 2004. You can download a copy of the case study write up >>>>