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2021-01-18 General Committee Meeting Minutes
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES 18 JANUARY 2021
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES 18 JANUARY 2021
Maritime Safety Queensland will chair and lead discussion on issues related to the Noosa River
management within the coastal waters of Queensland:
® Recreational boating users of the river
© Boating safety related matters of the river
® Ship-sourced marine pollution
© Day-to-day management of maritime activities on the river
® Boating Infrastructure.
For activities that are not within the remit of either agency, the Chairs will liaise with and invite,
where necessary, representatives of relevant management agencies, such as Queensland Water
Police, Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Department of Natural Resources, Mines and
Energy, Department of Environment and Science, Australian Maritime Safety Authority to attend
meetings. Such issues may include (but not limited to):
* Commercial fishing
© Recreational fishing
* Commercial operations on the Noosa River.
Stakeholder Participation
The NRSAC aims to achieve diverse representation across the community and stakeholders by
providing for specific user group and interests to be represented (generally as outline in the figure
above). This will involve six members in each working group.
All NRSAC community members will need to demonstrate an ability to represent a specific interest
sector in the Noosa River and catchment. , Groups are able to endorse a nomination but selection
will be based on the attributes of the individual.
Selection
A public advertisement will call for Expressions of Interest from suitably qualified stakeholders
seeking to participate on the committee. Members will be shortlisted by the MSQ and NSC chairs
based upon:
© = Individual knowledge and experience in management issues associated with the Noosa River
and its catchment.
e =6Ability to represent community interests and communicate to as many members as possible
in their identified sector/s.
e Ademonstrated track record, and commitment to, upholding the values and principles of
sustainable river and catchment management and use.
The two chairs will review Expressions of Interest received and recommend appointment of up to
twelve (12) representatives to the NRSAC. This recommendation will be passed to the Noosa Shire
Council and MSQ General Manager for the final decision.
Term
The NRSAC will convene for two years initially, and members will be appointed for this term. At the
end of two years, the NRSAC membership will review the Terms of Reference to ensure it is meeting
its stated objective and amend as necessary.
Resignation
NRSAC members may resign at any time by writing to the co-chairs NSC/MSQ (a letter or an email is
acceptable).
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