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Documents Relating To Organisational Structure, Staffing, And Decision-Making Authority For Kingston And Arthur's Vale Historic Area (kavha): Current Organisational Charts Or Equivalent Documents…
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Documents Relating To Organisational Structure, Staffing, And Decision-Making Authority For Kingston And Arthur's Vale Historic Area (kavha): Current Organisational Charts Or Equivalent Documents Documents Identifying Reporting Lines And Decision-Making Authority Timeframe: 1 January 2020 To Present
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The Department released organisational and governance documents for Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area (KAVHA), a World Heritage site on Norfolk Island encompassing Polynesian, convict, and Pitcairn Islander history. Documents include management and operational responsibility charts and the March 2024 Terms of Reference for the KAVHA Advisory Committee. The Advisory Committee framework details membership selection (community and expert members via expressions of interest), appointment processes with specified assessment criteria, committee operations including secretariat support, meeting frequency, member fees and allowances, dispute resolution protocols, and a code of conduct. The committee reports to the Department's Territories Division/Norfolk Island Branch and provides recommendations on heritage site management. No specific funding, project delivery risks, or schedule information is evident in the disclosed excerpt.
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