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PART FIVE : THE SYDNEY 2000 LEGACY Increased awareness of and compliance with NSW Public Health Act (1991), particularly for swimming pools and cooling towers. • The Games Vessel Inspection Program will continue to be conducted by the South Eastern and Central Sydney Public Health Units to cover Sydney based charter vessels and visiting international ships. • Counter Disaster Services during the Games provided the following legacies: Increased awareness and training in disaster response for health personnel. Retention of protective equipment and pharmaceuticals. Hospital decontamination units developed for the Games allow the management of contaminated patients onsite. Waterways and Harbour Management • Enhanced understanding of the operational requirements for large events. Resources and logistics were managed efficiently in a complex operating environment. • The Sydney Harbour Operations Centre has been reestablished at Rozelle Bay as a State Operations Centre from September 2001. This Centre functions as a central control mechanism for major events on Sydney Harbour and elsewhere in NSW, as well as a command centre to manage incidents and safety compliance campaigns. • The Sydney Harbour Plan of Management has provided a snapshot of Sydney Harbour in the year 2000 that can be used for future planning and waterways management. • The Super Yacht Marina represents a legacy asset for the NSW Government. Other Olympic Services NSW Fire Brigades • NSWFB improved its capacity to deliver a world-class fire and emergency service. • Enhanced understanding of the operational requirements for large events. Both planning and delivery stages provided NSWFB with critical experience. • NSWFB resources and logistics can be managed efficiently in a complex operational environment. Examples include rosters, accreditation, training, and resource mix given diverse Games venues. • Partnerships with other agencies to deliver an integrated service to the community. • New skills provided by Games planning and training will improve future NSWFB services. • A major legacy resulting from the Games is NSWFB's enhanced capability and expertise in dealing with Chemical, Biological and Radiological threats. Sport and Recreation • The sporting community of NSW, particularly Western Sydney, has been left with a legacy of world class sporting facilities. It is anticipated that the availability of these facilities will increase sport participation rates. • Department staff gained valuable experience in providing services and facilities for elite athletes at a major international event. • Disadvantaged youth have been given the opportunity to experience the Games and have shown a greater interest in participating in sport. • Post Olympic programs have been developed to promote sport in the community. National Parks and Wildlife Service • Valuable project management and event planning experience. • Enhanced facilities for spectators at Sydney Harbour vantage points. • International promotion of Sydney Harbour through the facilitation of television broadcasts and other photography. 91
PART FIVE : THE SYDNEY 2000 LEGACY Royal Botanic Gardens • Valuable project management and event planning experience. • Legacy improvements, such as widening of the Seawall Path and installation of lighting will provide public amenity for many years to come. State Emergency Services • SES Volunteers successfully provided support services to the NSW Police. Valuable experience has been gained which will assist future major events. • New uniforms have been acquired. Premier's Department • The Olympic and Paralympic Games Protocol Program has provided international visitors with positive impressions of Sydney. This may create future investment and trade opportunities for the State. 92
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INTRODUCTION The Sydney 2000 Olympi
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PART TWO : PREPARATION FOR THE GAME
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PART THREE : LEGACY ASSETS FOR NSW
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