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Information BulletinCorrespondence & PapersPage Cor-3WAID\..~Issue No. 48.10. (, December 2010PI ease copy and distribute to interested readersHEADLINES.. DRAFT PRIORITY PlAN FOR INVEST HE SWAN CANNING CATCHMENTREMINDER : LANDFIll LEVY - LOCALGOVERNMENT SURVEY~ NRM FUNDING AVAILABLE TO LOCALE:96Ros S~,J\o;;GOVERNMENTS~ WA LOCAL GOVERNMENT DIRECTORY 2011-ORDER FORM.. OFFICER TRAININGISSUES UPDATEDRAFT PRIORITY PLAN FOR INVESTMENT INTHE SWAN CANNING CATCHMENTThe Swan Canning Policy Forum has developeda draft Priority Plan for Investment in the SwanCanning Catchment, which investigates astrategiC way forward for improved waterwayhealth, asset management and shorelineprotection. These have been recognised as thekey issues for the Swan Canning river systemwhich are not adequately funded under currentState Government investment.The Association is seeking feedback from LocalGovernment and other statutory stakeholders onthe Priority Plan, recognising that this needs to bea collaborative approach. An earlier version of thePlan was released for comment to Policy Forummembers in AugusVSeptember this year. A finaldraft is expected to be presented to State Councilin February 2011 for endorsement prior to formalpublic release.A copy of the Priority Plan and ExecutiveSummary can be downloaded from theAssociation website at:http://www.walga.asn.au/abouVpolicy/environment wasle/sc policy forum.Please email all comments tosmolloy@walga.asn.au by Friday, 31 December.For further information please contactEnvironment Policy Officer, Sarah Molloy on92132049 or email smollov@walga.asn.auREMINDER: LANDFILL LEVYGOVERNMENT SURVEYLOCALThe Municipal Waste Advisory Council (MWAC) isconducting a survey of all WA Local Governmentsin order to gather information on their views of theLandfill Levy , given the change in how Levy fund sare expended. Of particular interest is the sector'sview on alternative rationales for the Levy in orderto assess the appropriateness of all policydecisions which relate to the Levy; such as howthe Levy is charged, the rate applied and wherethe funds generated are spent.tilFREE SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE - D RYSEASON RELIEF~ LED GLOBESPRACTITIONERS' CERTIFICATE IN MEDIATIONMAILBAG~ LED GLOBESThe survey is avaiiable fOi completion until Friday,10 December, through the WasteNet website athttp://www.wastenet net auf or athttp://www.surveymonkey .com/sITWPZXFNFor further information, please contact WastePolicy Coordinator, Erin Fuery on 9213 2086 oremail efuery@walga.asn.au.NRM FUNDING AVAILABLE TO LOCALGOVERNMENTSThe State Government has announced a $3million natural resource management (NRM)funding round to conduct projects addressingland , water or marine issues, biodiversityconservation and biosecurity. Local Governmentsare eligible to apply and proposals of between$10,000 and $50,000 can be submitted untilFriday, 7 January, 2011 .For a copy of the funding gu idelines andapplication form please go to:http://www.nrm.wa.gov.au/stateNRMprogram.htmFor assistance with an application or furtherinformation please contact Environment PolicyManager, Jessica Sheppard, on 9213 2027 oremail jsheppard@walga.asn.au.WA LOCAL GOVERNMENT DIRECTORY 2011- ORDER FORMThe 2011 Local Government Directory is currentlyin production and will be distributed in January201 1, with an order form included in this week'smailbag. When ordering, please remember thattwo complimentary copies are provided as part ofyour Council's subscription to WALGA.To receive your Council's allocatedcomplimentary copies as well as any additionalcopies, order forms must be completed andreturned by Friday, 10 December,For further information, please contact PublicRelations Assistant, Portia Jones on 9213 2085 oremail pjones@walga.asn.auPublished by the Western Australian local Government AssociatIOn. PO 801( 1544 West Perth WA 6872Tel- (08) 9321 5055, Fax · (08) 9322 2611. Email. lnfoC\valgs.asn au, Website: YI\:lWwalga asn,au .
Information BulletinCorrespondence & PapersPage Cor-42011 BANNERS IN THE TERRACE COMPETITIONA reminder to all Local Governments to please startdiscussing the possibility of entering the 2011 Bannersin the Terrace competition with local schools andcommunity groups.Info packs will be issued to all Council CEOs in lateJanuary and will feature all dates and details of thecompetition as well as the theme for the 2011 WA LocalGovernment Convention and Trade Exhibition .For further information, please contact Public RelationsAssistant, Portia Jones on 9213 2085 or emailpjones@walga.asn.auOFFICER TRAINING JANUARY - MARCH 2011Introduction to the Local Government ActDate:Monday, 31 JanuaryTime: 9:00pm - 4:30pmVenue: WA Local Government AssociationCost:$395.00 (plus GST)Procedure Development in Local GovernmentDate:Thursday, 24 FebruaryTime: 9:00am - 4:30pmVenue: WA Local Government AssociationCost:$395.00 (GST exempt)Policy Development for OfficersDate:Friday, 25 FebruaryTime: 9:00am - 4:30pmVenue: WA Local Government AssociationCost:$395.00 (GST exempt)Preparing Agendas and Minutes in LocalGovernmentDate:Wednesday, 2 MarchTime: 9:00am - 4:30pmVen ue: WA Local Government AssociationCost:$395.00 (GST exempt)Executive Assistants WorkshopDate:Tuesday, 15 MarchOr Wednesday, 16 MarchTime: 9:00am - 4:30pmVenue: WA Local Government AssociationCost:$395.00 (plus GST) per dayFor further information, please contact TrainingCoordinator, Me/ika Aydin on 9213 2098 or emailmaydin@walga.asn.auFREE SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE - DRY SEASONRELIEFLocal communities in WA are struggling with thefinancia l, social and psychological implications of thecurrent severe dry season. In response to theseconcerns, arrangements have been put in place, andLocal Governments are actively involved in providingassistance through implementing State and Federalprograms, deferring rates, and organising socialactivities to bring communities a sense of hope.A pamphlet resource, Contact Numbers for FreeSupport and Assistance can be downloaded athttpllwww.agric.wa.gov.au/objtwrlimported assets/contenVlwe/cliladv/support directory. pdf and includesinformation on the 24 -hour support lines, counselling,financial support and information services, generalhea lth, and a pilot of drought reform measures.In particular local farmers or businesses areencouraged to work together with their banks and cancontact these numbers:Farm planning and building farm business1800198231Drought Assistance hotline 1323 16For further information or to order pamphlets pleasecontact Sally Naughton WMH (Inc) on 9690 2277 oremaif menshealth@agric.wa.gov.auLED GLOBESWALGA's Preferred Supplier for LED Lighting has apromotional offer available through its Contract,providing trial packs. WALGA has a buyers guideavailable that summarises the contract andsustainability benefits of this supply. A brochure of thespecial offer has been included in this week's mailbag.For further information please contact Murrie Hurley on94784566 or email murrie@qeckolightinq.com.auPRACTITIONER'S CERTIFICATE IN MEDIATIONThe Institute of Arbitrators & Mediators Australia (lAMA)is offering a Practitioner's Certificate in Mediation,conducted Australia-wide and presented by nationallyaccredited instructors.The course provides a practice-oriented qualification inmediation and participants who successfully completethe assessment module may apply for accreditationunder the National Mediator Accreditation Scheme(NMAS) through lAMA.The course program is in two modules comprising fourdays of instruction and two days of supervisedcoaching and assessment. It includes coverage of allissues required by the NMAS including the dynamics ofconfiict and negotiation, the principles, stages andfunctions of mediation and the skills that make aneffective mediator.The course will be held on Wednesday, 16 - Satu rday19 March and Friday, 25 - Saturday 26 March at StCatherine's College, Nedlands. A 5% early birddiscount is offered for payment prior to Friday, 24December.To download a brochure, please visithttp://www.iama.org.au/pdffTheP ractitionersCertificatelnMediationBrochure 2011 001 .pdfFor further information, please contact lAMA on 62782022, email wa.chapter@iama.org.au or visitwww.iama.orq.au
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