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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 FEBRUARY 2017
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 FEBRUARY 2017
to funding.]
6.b.vii Recommending funding opportunities and authorising the Project
Manager and/or a Participating Local Government to seek
funding from external sources such as government or non-
government grant programs to secure funding for Land for
Wildlife materials or services.
6.b.viii | Monitoring and evaluating the performance of the Land for
Wildlife program.
6.c The Partners intend that —
6.c.i The Regional Coordinator will prepare Steering Committee
agendas and minutes and will coordinate the preparation of
agenda and supporting papers with the Partners and Participating
Local Governments.
6.c.ii Members to the Steering Committee will report back within their
respective organisations so that appropriate people within those
organisations are aware of the Land for Wildlife program, its
initiatives and activities and its objectives and potential.
7. Reporting
7a The Partners and Participating Local Governments believe the Land for
Wildlife program will be enhanced by sharing information with each other
in relation to the status, functioning, trends, learnings, funding and
strategic direction of the Land for Wildlife program. To this end, unless the
Steering Committee determines otherwise -
7.a.i The Project Manager intends to provide a report of the status,
activities, trends, learnings, funding and strategic direction of the
Land for Wildlife program in South East Queensland at Steering
Committee meetings.
7.a.ii The Participating Local Government intends to provide a report
on the status, activities, trends, learnings, funding and strategic
direction of the Land for Wildlife program in their Local
Government area at Steering Committee meetings.
7.a.iii The Participating Local Government intends to reasonably
provide information to the Project Manager about the Land for
Wildlife program in their Local Government area to assist regional
Land for Wildlife activities including, but not limited to, the Land
for Wildlife Annual Report, Land for Wildlife website, quarterly
Land for Wildlife Memorandum of Understanding —
Healthy Waterways and Catchments Limited and Noosa Council Page 8 of 16
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