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OLD PARLIAMENT HOUSE AND CURTILAGE HERITAGE MANAGEMENT PLAN 2008–2013

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6. Zones<br />

Part B – Management<br />

Old Parliament House and Curtilage Heritage Management Plan <strong>2008–2013</strong><br />

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6. Zones<br />

Background<br />

As an initial snap shot of the heritage values of the place, and how spaces can and cannot be used or changed, the<br />

zones are the first point of call in the process of undertaking an action. The zones are a quick reference to provide<br />

a critical understanding of a space or object necessary to begin the action assessment process. The zones are<br />

supported by permitted action schedules that apply to particular zones as the sensitivity of the mapped values allows.<br />

The zones have been developed based on the mapped heritage values of the place and their sensitivity to change.<br />

Effectively the zones provide a summary of the layering of these heritage values and emphasise areas where multiple<br />

values exist. The zones also encapsulate the overarching framework of linked management requirements and policies.<br />

The zones seek to convey these heritage values and managerial requirements by providing statements of intent<br />

supported by objectives. These statements of intent and objectives capture the intent of the policies and core principles<br />

to assist in planning and decision making.<br />

Old Parliament House is divided into six zones:<br />

Landmark Zone - the setting, all external façades, front, rear and side entrances<br />

Chambers Zone - the House of Representatives and Senate Chambers, King’s Hall, stairs leading to King’s Hall, Public<br />

and Press Galleries<br />

Politics and Party Zone - All offices, suites and lobbies surrounding the Parliamentary Zone on the Main Floor, the<br />

Parliamentary Library, all offices and committee rooms on the lower floor surrounding the House of Representatives<br />

and Senate basement and Stranger’s Gallery areas<br />

House of Representatives and Senate Wing Zone - the House of Representatives and Senate Wings<br />

Ancillary Functions Zone - the Members’ Dining Room and Kitchen, Billiard Room, Members’ Bar, Former Members’<br />

Private Dining Room, Non-Members’ Bar, plant rooms, storage rooms, courtyards<br />

Movable Heritage Zone - All objects and furniture designed and built for, or acquired during the period of time Parliament<br />

resided in the place<br />

Many management objectives are common across all of the zones. Additionally, some policies are relevant to all zones.<br />

House of Representatives Chamber (in Chambers Zone)<br />

Source: Old Parliament House Collection

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