Government opens applications for ACNC commissioner
Danielle Kutchel
The advertisement highlights the commissioner?s role in enhancing charities? confidence to pursue purpose.
The hunt is officially on for a new commissioner for the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC).
The full-time vacancy is now advertised on the Australian Government?s careers website.
According to the website, the government is seeking an applicant with ?experience and understanding of the not-for-profit sector?, as well as ?law, taxation, accounting, management and/or government?.
In what will likely be good news for the sector, the advertisement asks for a person who is ?committed to maintaining a regulatory environment that enhances the capability and confidence of Australian charities to pursue their purpose?.
Applications for the position close on 14 August.
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