About the Commission

• Our role and structure

  Established on 1 April 2014, the Commission is headed by a single Victorian Public Sector Commissioner and has a range of legislated functions to achieve its objectives.

• Annual reports

  Each year the Commission makes both its forward plan and its report of the past year available.

• Updates from the Commissioner

  Known also as Commissioner's circulars, these communications outline important updates for public sector employees.

• What’s on at the Commission

  Keep up to date with our current and future events. Discover opportunities to learn from experts in the Victorian public sector, gain valuable insights, and expand your professional network.

• Gender equality action plan

  2021 - 2025

• Our Commissioners

  Brigid Monagle is the Commissioner of the Victorian Public Sector Commission. Ella McPherson is the Deputy Commissioner.

• Our advisory board

  The Victorian Public Sector Commission's advisory board is established under the Public Administration Act.

• Strategic plan 2023-2026

  Our aspiration is a trusted and representative public sector workforce that delivers for all Victorians.

• Freedom of information (FOI)

  We make information available to the public on this website and in printed material.

• Accessibility action plan (AAP)

  Our AAP for the years 2019 to 2022 demonstrates four focus areas, each linking to our overarching organisational purpose with clearly defined aims.

• Gifts, benefits and hospitality

  The Commission's register of offers.

• How to make a public interest disclosure

  This guide shows the public and our staff how to make a public interest disclosure to the Commission.

• The Public Administration Act 2004

  ​The Public Administration Act 2004 establishes the Victorian Public Sector Commission (VPSC) and creates the role of the Commissioner.

• Accessing Victorian Acts, regulations and other documents

  We reference a large number of Victorian Acts, regulations and other parliamentary documents you may want to read in full.