Sentences with phrase «state peak body»

This morning I received a report from the scuba divers association (the state peak body) which provides interim confirmation of my previous suggestion about the fish die - off.

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The state's peak business body has called for reforms to the penalty rates system, which it says is out of date and causes many Western Australian businesses that open on Sundays and public holidays to lose money.

Teaching athletes means that we look at the athlete as a whole, what sports they play, current or past injuries, their mental state, and trouble areas of the body that hinder them performing at their peak.

Understanding the human bodies biochemistry and physiology is important to reach a peak physical state.

An expert on how diet affects performance and how not to waste energy, Brazier explores how foods in their natural state maximizes energy and health, lowers body fat, improves sleep, and peaks conditioning and physical performance.

To support students with ASD, their teachers, families and carers, Museum Victoria has developed the Autism - Friendly Museum Project in consultation with Amaze (Victoria's peak body for ASD) and the state education department.

For 30 years, ASBA has been the peak body for independent school business managers / bursars and has eight chapters (state and territory groups) across Australia and New Zealand.

In developing the nationally consistent approach to certification, AITSL consulted with all state and territory education authorities, national and local Catholic and Independent school authorities, teacher regulatory authorities, peak national bodies, including unions and principal associations, and practising teachers and principals

In total, 120 single and consolidated submissions were received from the Federal, State and Territory governments and regulatory authorities, education unions, professional peak bodies and individual schools and teachers.

Anna Skarbek is CEO of ClimateWorks which receives funding from The Myer Foundation and Monash University, and has undertaken projects funded by various federal and state government departments and agencies, peak industry bodies, corporations and philanthropic foundations.

West Melbourne VIC About Blog The Islamic Council of Victoria (ICV) is a religious peak body representing around 200,000 Muslims and 60 member societies in the state of Victoria.

Victoria, Australia About Blog As the peak athletic body in the state, Athletics Victoria works to encourage, improve, promote and manage our sport for all members.

It supports State and Territory peak Aboriginal Community Controlled Health bodies — its affiliates — to do this at a jurisdictional level, and works collectively with them to address shared concerns on a national basis.

ATSIC should be the peak state / territory and national body, which advocates for the development of Indigenous communities;

This Chamber would provide a regular forum for national peak bodies and state / territory or regional level representative bodies to interact.

involving Indigenous peak bodies, regional or state / territory based Indigenous bodies or Indigenous service delivery organisations in its activities and decision - making

A consistent and «connected» structure, so that there is a clear relationship between the national body and Indigenous peak bodies, service delivery organisations and other representative mechanisms that may exist at the State, Territory or regional level.

A different perspective, however, came from parties in one state expressing disquiet about the Federal Court's direction of matters, contrary to the wishes of the peak industry and Indigenous bodies and the State Governstate expressing disquiet about the Federal Court's direction of matters, contrary to the wishes of the peak industry and Indigenous bodies and the State GovernState Government.

The NSW Government discussed options at the Our Future Our Voice Summit in 2004, on three models including a regional assembly model (based on the Murdi Paaki model), the Coalition of peak Aboriginal Bodies (building on existing organisations) and the Combined ATSIC / Land Council model (where local land councils input to regional councils, which in turn input to State land councils).

In this model, organisations, national Indigenous peak bodies, regional and / or state / territory level representative organisations could nominate a delegate / s to represent them in the National Indigenous Representative Body.

consistent and «connected» structure — with clear links to Indigenous peak bodies and Indigenous organisations at the state, territory and regional levels

This congress could inform the state and territory body of activities happening amongst Non Government Organisations; membership could be drawn from state bodies and representation can be draw from peaks.

From August to October 2004, HREOC staff met with Native Title Representative Bodies (NTRBs) throughout the country, as well as a limited number of peak bodies, government representatives and academic researchers, to discuss the economic and social development principles The national consultations tapped into the depth of experience that has developed within NTRBs and drew on the knowledge of various stakeholders operating within each state and terrBodies (NTRBs) throughout the country, as well as a limited number of peak bodies, government representatives and academic researchers, to discuss the economic and social development principles The national consultations tapped into the depth of experience that has developed within NTRBs and drew on the knowledge of various stakeholders operating within each state and terrbodies, government representatives and academic researchers, to discuss the economic and social development principles The national consultations tapped into the depth of experience that has developed within NTRBs and drew on the knowledge of various stakeholders operating within each state and territory.

Their imposed policies and programs that have not been developed in consultation or collaboration with affected persons, their regular restructuring of programs and short - sighted funding arrangements and their lack of engagement with Indigenous peoples» peak body have significantly contributed to the state of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples» advancement.

Ken needs to start liaising with NACHHO and State Peak Aboriginal Health bodies to fully understand what is going on in health for Aboriginal services.

In this submission I focus upon the agreement - making process as an alternative course available to Federal, State and Territory governments, and peak bodies that have the political will to deal with native title rights on the basis of equality.

There are many examples of States and peak bodies entering framework agreements with Indigenous representatives in order to set standards and templates for subsequent site - specific or project - specific agreements.

Yet «client satisfaction» is based on the satisfaction of «peak bodies from mining and local government; State and Commonwealth agencies; native title representative bodies; individual native title claimants; businesses engaged in mining; development and environmental consultancies; individual local governments; large commercial developers; pastoralists; environmental non-profit groups; various elected officials at all levels of government; and lawyers and consultants working in native title.»

Australian Association for Children with a Disability provides links to Federal and State Government websites and national peak disability bodies as well as information relevant to parents and carers including access to services and supports and the Family Voices magazine.

He has previously served as a Board member of No to Violence, the Victorian state - wide peak body of organisations and individuals working with men to end their violence and abuse against family members.

Australian Association for Families of Children with a Disability This website provides links to Federal and State Government websites and national peak disability bodies as well as information relevant to parents and carers including access to services and supports and the Family Voices magazine.

In particular, the Commissioner agrees with the Review Team's view that «ATSIC should be the peak State / Territory and National body, which advocates for the development of Indigenous communities» and that the «National Body should provide the policy interface for the Commonwealth Government setting and advocating a national strategic direction» (key principles for «a new ATSIC», pp6 - 7 of the Discussion Papbody, which advocates for the development of Indigenous communities» and that the «National Body should provide the policy interface for the Commonwealth Government setting and advocating a national strategic direction» (key principles for «a new ATSIC», pp6 - 7 of the Discussion PapBody should provide the policy interface for the Commonwealth Government setting and advocating a national strategic direction» (key principles for «a new ATSIC», pp6 - 7 of the Discussion Paper).

The selection of these strategies and actions arose through consultation with the NACCHO Board of Directors, member organisations, State and Territory Peaks, funding bodies, NACCHO staff and others with specific expertise in Aboriginal Health.

Queensland Association of Independent Legal Centres is state - based peak body representing funded and unfunded Community Legal Centres (CLCs) throughout Queensland.

The state - based peak body representing funded and unfunded Community Legal Centres throughout Queensland.

Standards such as those included in the Declaration should be embedded in all levels of our own internal governance — from our own families and community organisations, to our regional bodies, state and national peak bodies as well as the National Congress.

The Aboriginal Child, Family and Community Care State Secretariat (AbSec) is the peak body providing child protection and out - of - home - care policy advice to government and the non-government sectors on issues affecting Aboriginal children, young people and their families.

The ALRM's attitude to the South Australian Government is best summed up by Malcolm Davies (ALRM Chairman) with reference to the State - wide Framework Negotiation Strategy whereby «the ALRM Council has established strong workable relationships with peak government and non-government bodies».

The role of the Council is to «oversee the application of the Doing it Right policy framework and report to the Premier».35 Members of the Council include the «Minister for Indigenous Affairs, representatives from the ATSIC State Council, leaders of land councils, other Aboriginal peak bodies and community leaders».36 It is undecided at this stage how the gap left by the ATSIC representatives will be filled.

First Peoples Disability Network Australia (FPDN) and affiliated state / territories peak bodies are assisting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to be NDIS - ready.

Given that the native title representative bodies do not have enough time, money or people available to ensure that native title holders and claimants in their area are able to exercise their procedural rights in hundreds of separate negotiations with mining companies and the State, a formalised «opt in» process negotiated by Indigenous peak bodies may prove to be a means to ensure that native title parties have some meaningful participation in decisions regarding mining exploration over their land.

A chamber of national peak bodies and other state, territory and regional level representative organisations would be created.

For this chamber, strict criteria will need to be developed to define who qualifies as a national peak body or as a representative organisation at the state, territory or regional level.

The first two days (18 - 19 March) involved approximately 100 invited delegates including: senior representatives from Commonwealth and state / territory level governments and health departments; specialists and experts (and particularly Indigenous ones) from a range of health and health - related areas; and representatives from Indigenous health and health related peak bodies (including from all the state and territory level Aboriginal community controlled health organisation peak bodies).

Its membership is composed of member organisations of a State or Territory peak Aboriginal community controlled health body affiliated with NACCHO.

As outlined above, it should also encourage the development of robust and truly representative state / territory mechanisms and create incentives for such mechanisms to be developed (for example, through accreditation processes for participation in the National Peak Bodies Chamber of the National Congress).

The website and resources have been produced in partnership with the peak body, Aboriginal Child, Family and Community Care State Secretariat or AbSec.

It is the peak level advisory body to the State Government on Indigenous Issues.