Policy & Project Lead — Liquor & Gaming Reform (Hybrid)

Tasmania Government; Tasmania; Hybride; AUD 90 000 - 110 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Flexible work arrangements

Hybrid working options

Résumé du poste

Tasmania Government invites applications for a Senior Policy and Project Officer in the Liquor and Gaming Branch. You will contribute to policy, regulatory initiatives and major system changes, working across government and industry to address harm minimisation and positive outcomes.

The role offers flexible, hybrid work arrangements and opportunities for professional development. You will analyse legislation, deliver strategic advice and support regulatory delivery in a dynamic Tasmanian

Responsabilités

• Contribute to policy, legislative and regulatory reforms that support harm minimisation and the effective regulation of Tasmania's liquor, gaming and wagering industries.
• Support the work of the Tasmanian Liquor and Gaming Commission and provide advice to Ministers, senior executives and independent regulators.
• Play a key role in delivering major system replacement projects and supporting organisational change.
• Engage with a diverse range of stakeholders across government, industry and the community.
• Apply and further develop your expertise in policy development, regulation, project delivery and strategic advice.
• Join a collaborative team that values initiative, organisational skills and continuous improvement.
• Enjoy flexible work arrangements and access to quality learning and development opportunities.

Description du poste

Tasmania Government invites applications for a Senior Policy and Project Officer in the Liquor and Gaming Branch. You will contribute to policy, regulatory initiatives and major system changes, working across government and industry to address harm minimisation and positive outcomes.

The role offers flexible, hybrid work arrangements and opportunities for professional development. You will analyse legislation, deliver strategic advice and support regulatory delivery in a dynamic Tasmanian