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{"Image DocumentName": "Steps for new policy implementation", "Image ImageDescription": "Developing a policy. Approaches to developing school policies will vary according to the topic, the size of the school and the school council committee structures. From the governance perspective, the most important thing is considering the impact on all stakeholders when developing or changing a policy. To develop a policy follow the following steps: 1. Identify the issue or topic to be addressed. 2. Identify the rationale for the policy. 3. Determine who will develop the policy. 4. If the educational leader/manager/school committee/person developing the policy considers it appropriate, the school community is consulted about some or all aspects of the policy. Consultative activity may include: \u2022 consultations through a community meeting or through focus groups. \u2022 distributing a survey to gather views about the topic. \u2022 distributing a draft policy via the school newsletter for comment. 5. The policy, including the policy statement, action guidelines and review arrangements, is drafted. 6. If appropriate, feedback on the draft policy is sought from those previously consulted. 7. Any feedback is considered and the policy is finalised and recommended to appropriate management for review. 8. Management endorses, endorses as amended or does not approve the draft policy. (State Government Victoria, 2008).", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}