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ATTACHMENT 3
Biosecurity Plan Risk Matrix 2026
Conseque Conseque
Likelihood Existing Likelihood Residual Within
Risk Description Primary Risk Category nce nce
(Existing) Risk Rating (Residual) Risk Rating Appetite
(Existing) (Residual)
Spread of invasive weeds causing
Almost
biodiversity loss and ecosystem Environment High Extreme Possible Medium Medium Yes
Certain
degradation
Establishment of prohibited species (e.g.
Environment / Compliance Possible Extreme High Rare Extreme High Borderline
fire ants)
Feral animals damaging ecosystems and Almost
Environment / Economy High Extreme Possible Medium Medium Yes
agriculture Certain
Climate-driven expansion of invasive Almost
Environment / Future High Extreme Possible Medium Medium Yes
species Certain
Low landholder compliance with
Compliance / Reputation Likely High Extreme Unlikely Medium Medium Yes
biosecurity obligations
Aquatic weed infestation impacting
Environment / Assets Likely Medium High Unlikely Medium Medium Yes
waterways
Insufficient resourcing to manage
Financial / Service Delivery Possible High High Unlikely Medium Medium Yes
biosecurity risks
Fragmented cross-tenure management Governance / Service
Possible Medium Medium Rare Medium Low Yes
reducing effectiveness Delivery
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