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All the systems talked about previous are governed by several different bodies; either state or private, to ensure the organisation runs in an effective and ethical manner. To begin with, seqwater is a statutory authority with a board of directors that provides effective governance to ensure long-term success (seqwater, 2013). Although seqwater is privately governed, the company still must adhere to government codes and policies. Seqwater does this by regularly communicating with the Minister for Energy and Water Supply (seqwater, 2013). Not only does the board have to follow to government standards, seqwater also has their own set of ethics and regulations they have to abide by (seqwater, 2013).
Similarly, Energex is also an organisation

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