Ministerial Briefs And Submissions From AHC For 1 Jan To 30 June 2014.

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The Australian Heritage Council's May 2014 letter to Environment Minister Greg Hunt reports on heritage assessments and policy work. The Council noted that many World Heritage properties added to the National Heritage List in 2007 lacked complete value assessments, particularly regarding Indigenous and historic values. The Great Barrier Reef was identified as a key property requiring additional assessment, with the Council allocating its $50,000 annual grant toward scoping work on unassessed National Heritage values. The Council finalised assessments on three places: Murtoa No. 1 Grain Store and Koonalda Cave were found to have National Heritage values, while Home Hill did not meet the threshold. The Council anticipated completing seven further assessments before year-end and resolving 22 of 23 backlogged assessments by June 2015. The letter also flagged discussions on environmental reform implementation and World Heritage Tentative List matters for in-person