The Australian Public Service Commissioner is an official appointed by the Australian Government to take a leading role ensuring the Australian Public Service has adequate organisational and workforce capability.[1] Until 1987 the Australian Public Service Commission was called the Public Service Board.
List of commissioners
Inaugural Public Service Commissioner
Original appointments to the Public Service Board (1923)
- William Skewes (1923–1931)[5]
- John Patrick McGlinn (1923–1930)
- Brudenell White (1923–1928)
Commissioners on the Public Service Board
- John McLaren (1928)[6][7]
- William Clemens (1929–1931)
Sole Public Service Commissioners
- William Clemens (1931–1937)[8]
- Frank Thorpe (1937–1947)[9]
Chairmen of the Public Service Board
- William Dunk (1947–1960)[10]
- Frederick Wheeler (1961–1971)
- Alan Cooley (1971–1977)
- Mick Shann (1977–1978
- William Cole (1978–1983)
- Peter Wilenski (1983–1987)[11]
Australian Public Service Commissioners
- John Enfield (1987–1990)
- Dennis Ives (1990–1995)
- Peter Shergold (1995–1998)
- Helen Williams (1998–2002)
- Andrew Podger (2002–2004)
- Lynelle Briggs (2004–2009)
- Steve Sedgwick (2009–2014)
- John Lloyd (2014–2018)[12]
- Peter Woolcott (2018–2023)
- Gordon de Brouwer (2023–)
References
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