Consultation

The State Government recognises that effective and ongoing stakeholder engagement enables better-planned and more informed policies, projects and services, including a greater understanding and management of issues and potential risks.

Impacted stakeholders will be consulted on relevant actions and involved throughout the implementation process as outlined in the Implementation Plan.

Where appropriate, opportunities for public consultation and exposure drafts in the form of discussion papers, draft guidance material, code of practice and other relevant proposals will be listed below.

Making a submission

During the consultation period, stakeholders can submit their feedback via email.

By making a submission, you are consenting to the submission being treated as a public document and being published on the government’s website. Your name will be included but your contact address will be withheld for privacy.

If you do not consent to your submission being treated as a public document, you should mark it as confidential, specifically identify those parts which you feel need to be kept private, and include an explanation. A request may be made that a non-confidential summary of the material is also given. It is important to note that even if your submission is treated as confidential by the relevant department, it may still be disclosed under the Freedom of Information Act 1992 or any other applicable written law.

The government reserves the right before publishing a submission to delete any content that could be regarded as racially vilifying, derogatory or defamatory to an individual or an organisation.

Please take careful note of the deadline for comment, as late submissions will not be accepted.