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2017-07-11 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 3 - Draft Sport & Active Recreation Plan
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Figure 3 below shows the structure of Australian Sport which includes government, not-
for-profit and commercial providers.
Government Entities Industry
Commonwealth National Bodies
Minister for Sport National Peak Advocacy &
Department of Health Representative Bodies for
Australian Sports Sport eg Coalition of Major
Commission Professional and Sports
Australian Sports Participation (COMPPS)
Foundation National Sport Delivery eg
Australian Sports Anti- Australian Rugby League,
Doping Cricket Australia
Australian Sports Drug National Peak Advocacy &
Medical Advisory Committee Representative Bodies for
Active Recreation eg Fitness
Australia., Parks and Leisure
Committee
Australia
of
National Industry Specialist
Australian
Organisations/Committees eg
Sport and
Australian Olympic Committee
Recreation
Officials State State
Minister for Sport State Peak Advocacy &
(CASRO)
Department of National Parks Representative Bodies for
Sport eg Sports Federation Qld
Sport and Racing (DNPSR)
(QSport)
Qld Academy of Sport (QAS) State Sport Delivery eg Netball
Qld, Hockey Qld
State Peak Advocacy &
Representative Bodies for
Active Recreation eg Qld
Outdoor Recreation Federation
(QORF)
State Industry Specialist
Organisations/Committees eg
Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth
Games Corporation
Local Local
Noosa Council Sports clubs, schools,
Community Services universities
Active recreation clubs,
Department
commercial providers,
Infrastructure Services community groups eg YMCA,
Department PCYC, Parkrun
Corporate Services Sport and Recreation
Environment and Community eg participants,
Sustainability Services coaches, officials, volunteers,
spectators, administrators
Figure 3 Structure of Australian Sport
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National Sport and Active Recreation Policy Framework
The National Sport and Active Recreation Policy Framework, endorsed by the
Commonwealth and State and Territory Ministers for Sport and Recreation in February
2011, provides the basis for continued collaborative work between Governments and
includes clarification around the role of each layer of Australian sport. The Framework
provides a guide for the development and alignment of policies, strategies and programs
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