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Appendices
NSW Government Action
Plan for Women
The SMDA supports the NSW
Government Action Plan for Women
and promotes workplaces that
are equitable, safe and responsive
to all aspects of women’s lives.
It also promotes the position of
women in all areas of society as
well as access to and successful
outcomes for women in all parts of
the education and training system.
Occupational Health & Safety
Management Plan
The SMDA is committed to the
occupational heath, safety and welfare
of its employees, those contracted to
perform work on its behalf and visitors
to the premises. It is committed to
regular consultation with staff and
their representatives and, where
necessary, with contractors and
suppliers of equipment and services
to ensure OH&S management
is of the highest standard.
SMDA had 0 (zero) injuries or claims
under the OH&S Act 2000.
Privacy and personal information
The SMDA was committed to the
implementation of the Privacy and
Personal Information Act 1998 (PIPPA)
and adhered to the requirements of
the Act in its operations.
Public Interest Disclosure
During the reporting period, no public
interest disclosures were:
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made by public officials to the SMDA;
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received by the SMDA;
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finalised by the SMDA
The SMDA has an internal public
interest disclosures policy in place
and staff have been made aware of
this policy.
Waste Reduction and
Purchasing Policy
The SMDA is committed to
the implementation of the
Government’s Waste Reduction
and Purchasing Policy (WRAPP).
SMDA engages the services of
an environmental management
company through the NSW
Government contract to manage the
recycling of paper and cardboard.
SMDA also recycles toner and ink
cartridges, and purchases recycled
paper for printing purposes.
Government Information Public
Access Act 2009 (GIPA Act)
During the reporting period, the SMDA
reviewed information which could
be proactively made available to the
public free of charge where there is
no overriding public interest against
public disclosure of such information.
As a result of the review, the SMDA
made the following information
available on its website:
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plans and documents relating to
Built Environment Plan Stage 1;
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plans and documents relating to
Built Environment Plan Stage 2;
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Development Applications;
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documents relating to the
Redfern Waterloo Plan;
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documents relating to the North
Eveleigh Concept Plan;
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documents relating to Redfern-
Waterloo Heritage Taskforce
and Interpretation Plan;
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Contributions Plan 2006;
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Affordable Housing
Contributions Plan 2006;
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Redfern Centre Urban
Design Guidelines;
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documents relating to the
Granville “Auto Alley” precinct;
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SMDA’s inaugural Annual
Report for 2010-2011;
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SMDA’s current policies;
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SMDA’s Agency Information Guide;
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details of events and activities
involving the SMDA;
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information relating to the previous
Redfern-Waterloo Authority; and
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any reports and publications likely
to be of interest to the public.
During the reporting period:
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no GIPA Act access applications
for information (including withdrawn
applications but not including invalid
applications) were received;
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no GIPA Act access applications
for information were received and
refused (in full or in part) by the
SMDA because the application was
for the disclosure of information
where there is a conclusive
presumption of overriding public
interest against disclosure; and
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no applications for an internal
review of a determined application
for information were received.
Statistical information about the access
applications received by the SMDA as
required by clause 7(d) and Schedule 2
of the Government Information Public
Access Regulation 2009 is set out in
the tables on page 89.
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