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'The Australian public sector is a brilliant source of neologisms (new words) and buzz words. Their creation may indicate high levels of intellectual creativity and a desperate need to find meaning and individuality.'

   
Francis Walsh

'The program's strajectory is predictable and it comforms to our corporate objectives.'

'We should not surpass the granularity of previous, equivalent programs.'

'The new outcome requirements necessitate a rebaselining of the entire program.'

Nervousness, agitation or fear of something

'I am more than a little trepidatious about the outcome.'

Deployee
(deployable, deploying)

someone who has been deployed (to do something)

An exquisite combination
of legalese and administrativese.

'The deployee will provide evidence of their activities.'

Mashup
(mashable, mashing)

A combination of discrete elements that, when combined (mashed), create new meaning

Able to be found through a Google search

'I am sure that word is googleable.'

'The book is so much more permanent and googleable.'

Incentivise

To provide an incentive to something

'We must incentivise the building industry to develop more housing.'

Dialogue

To discuss

'Let's dialogue that idea as a team.'
 

Recordation Form

A form used to record information

'This recordation form will be archived once the statutory storage and retrieval period has been exceeded.'

Repurpose

To change a reason or intent (code language for 'restructure')

'We will repurpose the policy unit even though it will cause staff a great deal of anguish.'

Solution

To solve

'We will solution that during the meeting.'

Contestation

A continuing battle with varying degrees of intensity

'Contestation between business interests and organised labour has been problematic.'
 

Deresponsiblise

To sack

'We have decided to deresponsiblise five of our surplus-to-need staff.'

Implementals

Things that can be implemented

'Make sure the implementals are spelt out clearly to the minister.'

Impactful

Something that works

'The incentive program will increase the impactful aspects of the new policy.'

Insource

To bring a previously outsourced function back
in-house

'IT support services will be insourced under our new contractual arrangements.'
 

Across

To understand; to have incorporated; to have considered; to have taken account of

'The committee was across all the issues before it made its final decision.'

Collegiality

Collectivist or fraternal

Sometimes this word is used in a threatening manner if someone is not 'behaving' appropriately.

'In our branch, collegiality is a key value.'

Alienisation

The process by which someone becomes an alien

‘Fifteen individuals have been processed following the alienisation procedures laid down in the relevant guidelines.’

Plink

A potential link between programs that may help to achieve administrative savings.

'I have been asked to identify plinks between the three community consultation programs.'

Rollout

To activate a policy; to introduce a new method of delivery

'The rollout will begin as soon as the legislation receives Royal Assent.'

Crowdsource

Contributions, insights and/or evidence provided from a group of people who have identified themselves as interested in a subject

This is a combination of 'crowd' and 'outsource'.

'We should crowdsource suggestions for improving the program's website.'

Statutorise

to bring common law matters to the status of statute law

'We intend to statutorise all outstanding issues in relation to common law marriage.'

Surface
to bring to light or to raise for discussion or decision

'We will surface those issues during the section meeting.'

Statuary Office

A statutory office where everyone stands perfectly still and tries to look good.

'The statuary office was established three years ago and it has distinguished itself by doing nothing significant during that time.'

Performant

The person performing a task

'The performant will be assessed on the basis of government standards.'

Cottagisation

The change in a profession caused by technology

'Journalists are now competing with bloggers through the cottagisation of their profession.'

Unpack

To examine, to analyse, to dissect

'It is important to unpack those ideas before we write a briefing to the minister.'

Agreeance

Agreement and concurrence

'We will need to seek the Minister's
agreeance to this strategy.'
 

Marketisation

The process of marketing

'This policy is strong on savings but I'm not so sure about its marketisation.'

Woundedline

A deadline with survivors

'We don't have deadlines here. Everyone survived, so it's just a woundedline.'

Militate

To be a preventative factor

This is not a new word but it is used where risk avoidance is significant.

'The media's response will militate against the public accepting the policy change without expressing concerns.'

Transition

To bring about change

'Our aim is to transition the community to a new way of thinking.'

Migrate

To move from one place to another, usually in relation to IT

'The Division will migrate all of its spreadsheet files to the new system on 6 May.'

Add your weird word.