Kathryn Campbell and Renée Leon appointed to lead the Australian Public Service Commission
Major changes to the leadership of the Australian Public Service Commission (APSC) will see Kathryn Campbell and Renée Leon take on key roles with the organisation.
The APSC is responsible for overseeing and supporting the Australian Public Service (APS), ensuring it is a high-performing and ethical workforce.
Kathryn Campbell has been appointed as the new Commissioner of the APSC, replacing outgoing Commissioner Peter Woolcott. Campbell has a long history of working in the APS, including roles as Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Secretary of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet.
Renée Leon has been appointed as the new Deputy Commissioner of the APSC, replacing outgoing Deputy Commissioner Libby Armitage. Leon has a background in human resources and public policy, and has held senior roles in the APS, including as Chief People Officer at the Department of Home Affairs.
Campbell and Leon will take up their new roles on 13 February 2023. They will be responsible for leading the APSC in its work to support the APS in delivering high-quality public services to the Australian people.
The APSC is an independent statutory agency that reports to the Australian Parliament. It is responsible for setting and maintaining standards for the APS, providing advice to the government on public sector employment matters, and supporting the development of APS leaders.
The appointment of Campbell and Leon to the leadership of the APSC is a significant development for the Australian public service. Campbell and Leon are highly respected public servants with a deep understanding of the APS and its role in Australian society.
Their appointment is a clear signal of the government's commitment to a strong and effective public service. Campbell and Leon will play a critical role in shaping the future of the APS and ensuring that it continues to meet the needs of the Australian people.
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