Top management shall demonstrate leadership and commitment to the RTS management system by ensuring the RTS policy and objectives are established and compatible with the strategic direction; ensuring the integration of the system's requirements into business processes; ensuring resources are available; adopting as the long-term RTS objective that no one is killed or seriously injured in a road traffic crash and setting the RTS results to reach along the way; partnering and collaborating with interested parties to help build a safe road system and so meet the RTS objectives; ensuring a process approach to achieving the desired RTS results with transparent processes and the appropriate degree of commitment at all relevant levels; prioritising strategic actions and selecting specific courses of action on the best available information; explaining why managing RTS effectively, and meeting the system's requirements, matters; providing what is needed to set up, run, maintain and keep improving the system; ensuring the system achieves its intended outcomes with a focus on RTS results; ensuring that the importance of complying with the relevant laws for achieving the intended outcome is communicated to all relevant personnel; directing and supporting persons to contribute to the system's effectiveness; promoting continual improvement; and supporting other management roles to demonstrate leadership in their areas.
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