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  • Data Breach Response ProcedureThis is the first iteration of this document to be migrated and published in the new Policy Library, implemented in 2024. For all intents and purposes, it is equivalent to the version that was approved and published at the time of the migration. The document was subjected to numbering and formatting changes to meet the publication requirements of the new system.


    Note: This is a private policy document for internal use within the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle only.
  • Delegations of Authority PolicyBy this policy and its schedules the CEO delegates those operational matters specified within the schedules to the positions nominated in the schedules.

    This policy and its schedules are an extension on (and were proposed by) the Decree of the Vicar General of the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle (the Diocese) dated 15 February 2021 and numbered 04/2021.

    This Delegation of Authority Policy and its Schedules replace all other Delegations of Authority Policies, or schedules of Delegation across the Diocese and its agencies.

    Note: This is a private policy document for internal use within the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle only.
  • Dress Guidelines for EmployeesThese dress guidelines set out how employees of the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle (the Diocese) are expected to dress at work, including when working from home. Dress and personal appearance are important elements of professional presentation. Employees have an obligation to dress appropriately and in a manner that maintains respect, establishes credibility, and upholds the good reputation of the Diocese and its agencies.
    These dress guidelines supersede and replace all previous dress codes or dress guidelines across the Diocese and its agencies.

    Note: This is a private policy document for internal use within the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle only.