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Tasmania regulation
This is a Tasmanian government administrative order that defines or reorganises which bodies count as 'agencies' within Tasmania's State Service (the public service). Essentially, it draws the official map of how the Tasmanian bureaucracy is structured.
Under Tasmania's State Service Act 2000, the Premier has power to declare which bodies are 'agencies' within the State Service. This order exercises that power. Getting the agency structure right matters because it determines:
This is Order No. 2 for 2022, suggesting it was made to reflect a — typically a reshuffle of ministerial responsibilities or a restructure of government departments, often following an election or cabinet reorganisation.
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Direct links to the current provisions in State Service (Agencies) Order (No. 2) 2022.
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This is a housekeeping instrument that keeps the official structure of Tasmania's public service legally up to date. It has limited direct impact on the general public but is foundational to how government operates.