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2017-10-10 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 6 - Sport and Active Recreation Plan
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6.2 State and National Planning and Policy 6.3 National Sport and Council is best placed to act as a conduit and
distributor of this relevant information to local
Figure 3 below shows the structure of Australian Sport which includes government, not-for-profit and Active Recreation Policy sport and active recreation providers to assist in
commercial providers. Framework development of local services and programs.
The National Sport and Active Recreation Policy
Government Entities Industry Framework, endorsed by the Commonwealth
6.5 Queensland Department of
and State and Territory Ministers for Sport and
Commonwealth National Bodies Recreation in February 2011, provides the basis National Parks, Sport and
Minister for Sport National Peak Advocacy &
Department of Health Representative Bodies for Sport
for continued collaborative work between Racing (DNPSR)
Australian Sports eg Coalition of Major Professional Governments and includes clarification around
Commission and Sports Participation DNPSR aims to ensure that Queenslanders lead
the role of each layer of Australian sport. The
Australian Sports Foundation (COMPPS) active and healthy lifestyles through participation
Australian Sports Anti-Doping National Sport Delivery eg Framework provides a guide for the development
Australian Sports Drug Australian Rugby League, Cricket in physical activity by:
and alignment of policies, strategies and programs
Medical Advisory Committee Australia • developing and delivering a suite of funding
National Peak Advocacy & for Governments, and defines priority areas for
Representative Bodies for Active cooperation with underpinning objectives and programs to support community sport and
Recreation eg Fitness Australia., recreation needs;
Committee measures.
Parks and Leisure Australia
of • providing education and training programs that
National Industry Specialist
Australian Organisations/Committees eg contribute to building the capacity of the sport
Sport and Australian Olympic Committee 6.4 The Australian Sports and recreation sector;
Recreation State State
Officials Minister for Sport State Peak Advocacy & Commission (ASC) • providing resources for parents and teachers
Department of National Parks Representative Bodies for Sport aimed at encouraging all Queenslanders,
(CASRO) Sport and Racing (DNPSR) eg Sports Federation Qld The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) is a particularly young people, to be more
Qld Academy of Sport (QAS) (QSport)
State Sport Delivery eg Netball corporate Commonwealth entity within the physically active;
Education Department
Qld, Hockey Qld Australian Government’s Department of Health • managing purpose-built sport and active
State Peak Advocacy & recreation facilities, including the Queensland
Representative Bodies for Active portfolio. The ASC is Australia’s primary national
Recreation eg Qld Outdoor sports administration and advisory agency, and Recreation Centres; and
Recreation Federation (QORF) the cornerstone of a wide-ranging sports system. • developing elite athletes at the Queensland
State Industry Specialist Academy of Sport.
Organisations/Committees eg On behalf of the Australian Government, the ASC
Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth plays a central leadership role in the development A strong relationship between Council, DNPSR
Games Corporation
and operation of the Australian sports system, and local sport and active recreation providers will
Local Local administering and funding innovative sport ensure funding and other resources are maximised
Noosa Council Sports clubs, schools, universities for local eligible organisations with a flow on effect
programs and providing leadership, coordination
Community Services Active recreation clubs,
Department commercial providers, community and support for the sport sector. of better services, programs and providers at a local
Infrastructure Services groups eg YMCA, PCYC, Parkrun level.
Department Sport and Recreation Community Valuable research and data is developed through
Corporate Services eg participants, coaches, officials,
Environment and volunteers, spectators, the ASC (in particular Ausplay Surveys) which
Sustainability Services administrators provide a basis for evidenced based planning for
physical activity at a local level.
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