The role will provide expert, in-house legal advice and services to support the Gallery's operations across its range of functions, as a Commonwealth statutory authority operating under the National Gallery Act 1975. The role will support teams across the Gallery to plan and conduct compliant procurement processes, develop and review supply contracts and other legal agreements, and support contract management activities to deliver value for money outcomes for the Gallery and the Commonwealth. The role will advise on how to support the Gallery's obligations under applicable statutory frameworks including FOI and Privacy. The role will also provide advice and assistance in the interpretation and application of laws to the Gallery's operations, and facilitate growth in legal, procurement and governance capacity and capability across the Gallery. The National Gallery of Australia has identified Organisational Sustainability as one of its Strategic Priorities. This role provides significant insight, strategic advice and contributions to strengthen the effectiveness of the Gallery's Governance and Compliance Framework. This is a full-time employment opportunity, however part-time arrangements may be considered. The key duties of the position include In accordance with the NGA Level 6 work level standards, you will: Research, interpret and apply established legislation, policies, procedures and better practices relating to all facets of the National Gallery's operations including commercial contracts, loan, donor, funding and exhibition activities, procurement. Undertake high level analysis of complex issues and inquiries and prepare defensible and pragmatic advice based on all matters within the position's remit. This may include the application of Commonwealth laws, rules and policies, whilst working closing with the team to ensure the advice is proactive, user centred advice and is tailored to meet the broad range of needs across the National Gallery. Assist with contract management, contract development and negotiation activities including assisting with administrative tasks related to contract reporting as well as contract registers and related records. Assist with the further development and implementation of training and organisational policies and procedures. Contribute to and conduct staff training on legal and compliance matters and maintain strong relationships with teams across the National Gallery. Perform practice management and legal administration functions. Other duties as required commensurate with your skills and abilities.