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REVISED POLICY GUIDELINES- PRIVATE LAND CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIPS · Policy Guideline - Private Land Conservation Partnerships Final with attachments
• Expend the Contributions only as approved by the LfWSEQ Steering
Committee in the LfWSEQ Budget or otherwise.
• Sign the National Arrangement as per clause 12.5 and maintain the
currency of the National Arrangement for the Period.
• Act as legal entity when required for any Joint Activity.
• When acting as legal entity:
- Do so in its own name and not as agent for the other Core or Affiliate
Councils. That is, the Host Council will have all the rights and
obligations connected with any arrangement that it enters into as a
legal entity. Its recourse to, or any other involvement with, the other
Core or Affiliate Councils and LfWSEQ will be limited to
reimbursement from Contributions as approved by the LfWSEQ
Steering Committee.
- Ensure any arrangements that it enters into as the Host Council is in
compliance with the LfWSEQ Budget, or otherwise LfWSEQ
Steering Committee approved, purpose.
- Be subject to the supervision and direction of the LfWSEQ Steering
Committee on matters relating to its role as Host Council. However,
the Host Council need not follow any direction that it considers might
be detrimental to its reputation or expose it to new or increased
liability or be against its policies.
(c) The Host Council can resign or be removed (in line with Clause 9(a)) by the
LfWSEQ Steering Committee (by a unanimous resolution of all
Representatives appointed by the Core Councils and entitled to vote). To
enable the resignation or removal, the LfWSEQ Steering Committee will
nominate a replacement legal entity (by a unanimous resolution of all
Representatives appointed by the Core Councils and entitled to vote) and the
Host Council will transition its outstanding arrangements to the nominee
promptly.
8. LfWSEQ Steering The LfWSEQ Steering Committee is continued pursuant to the ToR.
Committee
8.1 Role and The LfWSEQ Steering Committee’s roles and responsibilities include to:
Responsibilities • Supervise, and make all decisions concerning, all subject matter of the ToR.
• Prepare and approve the LfWSEQ Budget and Contributions as per clauses
6(a) and 6(b).
• Prepare and ensure currency of LfWSEQ documents including the ToR,
National Arrangement, Guidelines and Ten Year Strategic Plan.
• Be the primary body through which the Core and Affiliate Councils cooperate
and work together to implement the Objectives and share skills, knowledge,
experience and information across the Core and Affiliate Councils and with
the LfWSEQ Regional Coordinator.
• Monitor, evaluate and improve the implementation of the Objectives on a
continuing basis.
• Approve all Joint Activities.
• Approve the long term arrangements for continuing to deliver LfWSEQ.
• Approve and prioritise the work plan of the LfWSEQ Regional Coordinator.
The LfWSEQ Regional Coordinator will report to the Steering Committee.
• Approve any press releases, public statements or advertising regarding
LfWSEQ.
8.2 Representatives (a) Each Core and Affiliate Council and the LfWSEQ Regional Coordinator must
and Proxies nominate and maintain one individual Representative to the LfWSEQ
Steering Committee.
(b) All Representatives will be provided with fair and equal opportunity and
LfWSEQ Terms of Reference 2020-2023 -3-
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