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2017-07-11 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 3 - Draft Sport & Active Recreation Plan
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Table 1. Definitions
Term or abbreviation Meaning
Sport has formalised rules, competition and conditions of play
has a formalised structure and a recognised representative body
at a regional, state and/or national level
Active Recreation activities that require some level of physical exertion as a core
element (above a baseline level) and are undertaken by people
for enjoyment in their own free time with a reasonable
expectation that participation will increase physical fitness
may include indoor or outdoor activities
ASC Australian Sports Commission (Commonwealth)
DNPSR Department of National Parks Sport and Racing (Qld)
Facility A physical place at which sport or active recreation is undertaken
NHPAs National Health Priority Areas
QPWS Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service
Services Tangible and intangible mechanisms that provide for participation in
sport and active recreation
2. Vision
This vision has been develop as a result of extensive consultation and formulated by the Noosa
Sport and Active Recreation Plan Community Reference Group. It provides a focal point for all
providers of sport and active recreation in the Shire.
“Increased opportunities for everyone to participate in sport and active recreation, so they can
achieve life-long physical and mental health benefits.”
3. Principles for Sport and Active Recreation Development and
Planning in Noosa
As a community we aim to provide the opportunities for all residents in the Shire to be
physically active. Council will work collaboratively with sport and active recreation
operators and other levels of government to provide the best outcomes for our residents.
Principles that reflect the sentiment and aspirations of the residents of the Shire have
emerged from this Plan’s consultation process. These principles are intended to guide
future planning.
Principle 1 – Participation: Noosa’s priority is to provide for grass roots participation in a
wide variety of sport and active recreation activities.
Principle 2 – Quality outcomes: Our aim is for NFP clubs and commercial operators to
have good governance practices and provide quality facilities. Our coaches, instructors,
administrators and trainers are suitably qualified for best practice delivery of their sport or
activity.
Principle 3 – Choice: Residents have choice over the activities they participate in and who
provides those activities to them. Our facilities and public spaces will encourage formal
and informal physical activity catering for a wide range of ages, abilities and interests.
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