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2017-07-11 Services and Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 JULY 2017
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 JULY 2017
Appendix
Proposed Partner Roles and Responsibilities
Councils -support local business who stop use of single use plastic bags (from
July 2017-a state-wide ban will be implemented in July 2018), promote PFNP
program, adjust any regulations to support business/community organisation
changes to practice, review collection services and audit on plastic reductions at
landfill, provide funding for program. Assist with coordination of plan.
Chamber of Commerce/Trader Associations-promote the program to members.
Supply data on reduced disposable plastics purchased by business. Assist with
coordination of plan.
Local Agencies (ie. NBCA/Noosa tourism/USC)-promote program, advise, set
rules/guidelines for stakeholders, play role in delivery. Assist with coordination.
Hospitality/café businesses-participate in program by adopting new practices
and being promoters/educators to their customers, assist with funding for
program.
Local plastic free/environment and community organisations-adopt plastic free
arrangements for any events. Promote plastic- free living kits and practices.
Coordination of the plan.
Surf shops/surf schools-promote the program to their customers and change
any relevant practices.
Schools/education facilities in area- plastic free events, educate pupils and
parents on reducing plastics in school and promote plastic free living.
Local Festivals/markets - promote the program and arrange for only
compostable food ware and reusable plastic cups at venue.
Local/regional media- promote plan, regular features on players and activities.
Boomerang Alliance -wil! play a coordinating role engaging with all partners,
keeping the program on track and assisting with advice as required. We want
local ownership so expect that participants will be running most of activities and
engagement. As much as possible BA will participate in face to face activities but
have limited resources.
Individuals -Use Responsible Plastic Living Kits and inform others on how to
reduce plastic footprint and avoid identified disposable plastics.
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