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2021-05-11 Services & Organisation Committee Meeting Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 MAY 2021
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
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LOCAL LAWS
Manage Local Law Compliance 1,123 customer requests Complaints about Illegal Camping Continue with school lectures and
16 reported dog attacks (4 on People Activity continue, early patrols are introduce community group lectures
& 12 on Animals) ongoing due to increase in tourism on responsible pet ownership and
27 proactive patrols undertaken heading into peak periods eg Easter safety around animals.
3,719 Local Laws Infringements and long weekends Continue reviewing and update
issued: Ensuring all staff remain vigilant and operational processes. Appeals and
246 Animal infringements observant of WH&S requirements for Rostering Procedures completed.
290 Restricted activity – camping Covd-19. Discuss strategies to improve Animal
3,183 Parking infringements Supporting other agencies with inter- Pound infrastructure in collaboration
250 Appeals assessed agency operations eg QPS and with RSPCA and other stakeholders.
427 new dog registrations QPWS Start the procurement process of the
Undertook successful ATV trail to Further developed operational purchase of ATV once budget 21/22
encourage dog on lead compliance policies is approved and commence
on local beaches recruitment of staff to resource this
Local laws staff undertook training to programme.
be authorised for Marine Safety Implement staff training and
Patrols and to issue infringements in development programme including
the National Park local government investigations,
animal management and dealing with
dangerous people.
Devise interdepartmental strategies
for dealing with encroachment on
local government controlled including
legacy issues and support policy
development.
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