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NOOSA BIOSECURITY PLAN 2026-2031 · Attachment 2 - Noosa Biosecurity Plan 2026 draft for stakeholder review
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species assessment.
3. Legislation & Policy
Commonwealth and Queensland legislation and strategies
Invasive plants and animals are managed by all levels of government and governed by a range of
legislation and strategies that define statutory obligations and community responsibilities.
These have been considered in the preparation of this Biosecurity Plan and are listed below.
A suite of supporting national and state guidelines, codes of practice and manuals also provide
practical direction and operational standards for councils, land managers and communities.
Commonwealth: State Government:
Biosecurity Act 2015 Biosecurity Act 2014
Environment Protection and Biodiversity Nature Conservation Act 1992
Conservation Act (EPBC) 1999 Environmental Protection Act 1994
National Biosecurity Strategy 2022-2032 Planning Act 2016 (Qld)
Australian Weeds Strategy 2017–2027 Biosecurity Strategy 2024-29
Australian Pest Animal Strategy 2017–2027 Invasive Plants and Animals Strategy 2025-30
Australia’s Strategy for Nature 2019-2030 Feral Deer Management Strategy 2022–27
National guidelines Wild Dog Management Strategy 2021–2026
Species specific plans Biodiversity Conservation Strategy 2022
Queensland Biosecurity Manual 2023
Various codes of practice
Various operational guidelines
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