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The Library stewards an invaluable, diverse and growing collection and an iconic building, and has a duty of care to its people and the public. The Library faces a range of potential risks, including loss of collection materials, an inability to manage long-term preservation of cultural assets, threats to reputation, failure to maintain accessible services and a failure of resilience and security in information technology systems.

Capability The Library’s approach to its strategic priorities relies on robust principles. The Library strives to ensure that every operation needed to deliver its aspirations is well considered and of high quality, especially regarding leadership, strategy and planning, people, information and knowledge, processes, governance, and product and service delivery.

Capability The Library’s approach to its strategic priorities relies on robust principles. The Library strives to ensure that every operation needed to deliver its aspirations is well considered and of high quality, especially regarding leadership, strategy and planning, people, information and knowledge, processes, governance, and product and service delivery.

The Library builds capability to maximise return on the nation’s investment in the Library and its services. Our people, technology, national leadership role and financial resources drive significant benefits for the Australian people. Within the Australian Government accountability framework, we manage strategic and operational risks to sustain our public value. People Everything we do is guided by our organisational values. We are:

Corporate Plan 2015-2019: Capability and risk management Capability The Library’s approach to its strategic priorities relies on robust principles. The Library strives to ensure that every operation needed to deliver its aspirations is well considered and of high quality, especially regarding leadership, strategy and planning, people, information and knowledge, processes, governance, and product and service delivery. The Library will benchmark the most significant elements of its operations against reliable comparators to establish baseline data. Priorities will be identified and resources ...