Elements and Performance Criteria
- Define value and its sources
- Assess courses of action for their likely success, value contribution and level of authority required
- Create intent and in doing so, identify crisis related objectives whilst maximising value
- Prioritise value contribution and actions that can be taken during leadership of a crisis
- Access and engage existing sources of value
- Identify crisis leadership strategies to develop and retain trust in the building of value with teams, communities and organisations
- Identify and use legitimacy and support to authorise action
- Identify and demonstrate how public normative views of crisis leadership can support action
- Identify and demonstrate how legislative, regulatory and policy environments authorise crisis operating environments to sustain and influence the creation of leadership value
- Create and develop a plan of opportunities for public engagement and certification of actions
- Identify and harness solutions to the interest associated with enacting legitimacy and the likely and associated application of scrutiny to the crisis
- Scope, develop and rationalise operational capability
- Develop an initial operating framework to ensure actions and capability are mobilised within required timeframes
- Provide sound reasoning regarding deployment of operational capability to key stakeholders
- Display adaptive capacity and reflect on actions to deliver accurate and sound options and/or decisions during all phases of a crisis
- Identify and evaluate need for human resource acquisition to support rationalisation and delegation of determined responsibility and management functions in all phases of a crisis
- Develop and use evaluative methods to measure performance
- Develop processes for recording and reporting of mandated obligations and outcomes
- Develop information collection methods suited to all phases of a crisis