The purpose of joint operational agreements is to help public service agencies work together in a formal way. You can think of it as a plan that agencies follow when they collaborate with each other. This plan helps them work together smoothly.
When public service agencies make joint operational agreements, it does not stop them from also working together in informal ways. You can read more about this in sections 39 to 41. These sections explain how agencies can work together in different ways.
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The purpose of joint operational agreements is to provide a formal structure for co-operative and collaborative working arrangements between public service agencies.
Sections 39 to 41 do not limit the ability of agencies to enter into informal working arrangements.
