The Competency Framework
civil service and are to be upheld by all staff. Core competencies provide the foundation of the framework, describing behaviours to be displayed by all staff members. They are defi ned by occupational roles for a given job. Functional competencies are defi ned by duties and responsibilities assumed by staff members for a given job.
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