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2017-10-10 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 6 - Sport and Active Recreation Plan
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Noosa is recognised as one of Australia’s most desirable places The nature of physical activity is changing nationally, Definitions
1 to live, work and visit, thanks to its outstanding beauty, mild with the following trends emerging that will impact
The following terms and abbreviations have the
subtropical weather and enviable lifestyle. It is also renowned Noosa and consequently inform the motives of this Plan:
meanings assigned to them.
for its active population, ranging in all ages and abilities. The • A perfect fit – people are looking for unstructured
Term Meaning
Noosa Sport and Active Recreation Plan aims to provide a clear sporting opportunities to fit into their busy lifestyles;
direction for the future development of the sport and active • From extreme to mainstream – this trend recognises
recreation sector in the Noosa Shire. the rise in alternative and fast-paced sports; Sport • has formalised rules, competition and
• More than sport – broader benefits to society of conditions of play
Executive Council conducted extensive community consultation
to provide evidence for this plan that included a resident
participation survey, workshops with local sports clubs,
•
sport;
Everybody’s game – the diversification of sporting
participation to include all ages and abilities;
• has a formalised structure and a
recognised representative body at a
regional, state and/or national level
Summary interviews and surveys with commercial operators and a
document review of local, state and national policies and
strategic plans.
•
•
New wealth, new talent – new areas that have
increasing wealth are participating in sports
Tracksuits to business suits – the corporatisation of
Active
recreation
• activities that require some level
of physical exertion as a core
element (above a baseline level)
sports. and are undertaken by people for
From this consultation the following principles were identified enjoyment in their own free time
This plan aims to provide a vision that brings together
as being integral to the future of Noosa’s participation in sport with a reasonable expectation that
all levels of government, not for profits, and commercial participation will increase physical
and active recreation. These consequently form the basis of
operators providing sport and active recreation in fitness
this Plan:
Noosa. It identifies the need for significant change in the
• may include indoor or outdoor
delivery and planning of physical activity in the Shire
Principle 1 – Participation: Noosa’s priority is to provide for activities
which requires innovative and future focused leadership.
grass roots participation in a wide variety of sport and active ASC Australian Sports Commission
Providing a clear recreation activities. (Commonwealth)
DNPSR Department of National Parks Sport and
direction for the Principle 2 – Quality Outcomes: Our coaches, instructors,
administrators and trainers are suitably qualified for best Facility
Racing (Qld)
A physical place at which sport or active
future of sport and practice delivery of their sport or activity. Our clubs are well
governed and our facilities fit for purpose. NFP
recreation is undertaken
Not For Profit. An organisation that is
active recreation in Principle 3 – Choice: Residents and visitors have choice
operating for its purpose and not for
profit or gain (either direct or indirect) of
Noosa over the activities they participate in and who provides its individual members
those activities to them. Our facilities and public spaces will QPWS Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service
encourage formal and informal physical activity catering for a Physical Encompass all activity undertaken as
wide range of ages, abilities and interests. activity either a sport or active recreation
Services Tangible and intangible mechanisms
Principle 4 – Efficiency: The effective and efficient use of that provide for participation in sport
resources through coordinated partnerships between not-for- and active recreation
profits (NFPs), commercial and government providers. SLO State Level Organisation
Sport and Organisations or indidviduals (can
Principle 5 – Environmentally Responsible: All providers of active be commercial or NFP) who provide
sport and active recreation facilities aim to achieve best recreation sport or active recreation activities to
providers residents or visitors
practice use of natural resources and technologies to minimise
the impact on our environment.
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