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The Office of Impact Analysis (OIA) is located within the Economic Division of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. The OIA is responsible for administering the Government’s Policy Impact Analysis (PIA) framework.

The PIA framework is designed to support the creation of good policy, supported by high quality evidence. The framework comprises seven key questions:

  • What is the problem you are trying to solve?
  • Why is Government action needed?
  • What policy options are you considering?
  • What is the likely net benefit of each option?
  • Who will you consult and how will you consult them?
  • What is the best option from those you have considered?
  • How will you implement and evaluate your chosen option?

This learning experience has been provided by Office of Best Practice Policy

Participant benefits

  • Creation of strong policy for agencies.
  • Proven methodology to achieve policy creation objectives.
  • Expert coaching on Policy Impact Statement.

Suitable for

APS 1 - EL 2

Considerations

These PIA questions form the Policy Impact Statement (PIS) that a department or agency will complete and provide to decision makers. When these questions are answered with strong research, evidence and consultation, decision makers can be assured that they are well informed of the issues surrounding a particular policy when they come to a decision point.

The OIA coaches departments and agencies through the process of building a PIS, and provides training to APS graduates and officers to build capacity under the PIA framework.

If you are interested in attending OIA training, or would like to organise training for your team, please contact the office at helpdesk-OIA@pmc.gov.au or 02 6271 6270.

Category and User Level

This resource aligns with the Strategy, Policy & Evaluation Craft at the Foundation level.

Topics
New policy proposals (NPPs)
Policy
Regulation
Categories
Strategy, Policy & Evaluation
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Last updated
20 March 2023

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