OLD PARLIAMENT HOUSE AND CURTILAGE HERITAGE MANAGEMENT PLAN 2008–2013

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7. Implementation and Review Part B – Management Old Parliament House and Curtilage Heritage Management Plan 2008–2013 91 Permitted Action Schedules The Permitted Action Schedules provide detailed guidelines on how permitted actions are to be undertaken. Permitted actions are those actions which if carried out according to the Permitted Action Schedule, will have no adverse impact on the heritage values and therefore do not require formal action assessment and approval. Formal assessment and approval has been deemed granted for Permitted Action Schedules under this plan. In other words, most routine or well defined and planned actions that have been developed and refined for the place have been assessed for their ability to comply with the policies of this plan and their impact on the heritage value and documented as permitted in these schedules. In some cases a new methodology for an action has been developed to improve compliance with the plan. The Permitted Action Schedules provide a mechanism for implementing the policies and zone objectives set out in this plan. The Permitted Action Schedules provide guidance for new staff and contractors and a way of reinforcing appropriate heritage management practice during daily or regular activities for existing staff and contractors. Any proposed action that is not outlined in a Permitted Action Schedule must be referred through a proposed action form for approval. New Permitted Action Schedules may be added to this plan following formal assessment and approval by a delegate under this plan. The Permitted Action Schedules are detailed in Part C, Chapter 9. The Heritage Management Plan Desktop Interactive In addition to the hard copy version of the Heritage Management Plan, a desktop interactive version is also available for staff and approved users. This desktop interactive is linked electronically to the Old Parliament House collection and building database and other key documents. These links will assist users to access current relevant information for the day-today management of the Place. Users can navigate through the place via maps of each floor which show the zones; associated links will always be accessible to the side of the map. From this point, it is possible to access parts of the Heritage Management Plan or other relevant documents to: • find out if a proposed action is permitted in a particular zone through the Permitted Action Schedules • complete an Action Proposal Form • find an object in the Movable Heritage Zone • find information in related documents such as the Old Parliament House Corporate Plan, or Interpretation Plan; and • look up specific sections of the Heritage Management Plan such as the Policies and Strategies or the Implementation Plan. Figure 17 shows the links available through the interactive. Press Offices in 1985, set up in the 1939 extension to the Press Galleries, refurbished in the 1970s as the ABC Studio Source: Tanner #198 Old Parliament House Collection
7. Implementation and Review Part B – Management 92 Old Parliament House and Curtilage Heritage Management Plan 2008–2013 Figure 17: Heritage Management Plan interactive links. POLICIES MEMBERS’ PRIVATE DINING ROOM THEN COMMITTEE ROOMS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MEMBER’S BAR WING, ALL MINISTERIAL OFFICES EXEMPTIONS COMMITTEE ROOMS MEMBERS’ DINING ROOM MEMBERS’ LOUNGE 1927 BILLIARD ROOM ROOM/AREA DATABASE TEA ROOM BILLIARD ROOM 1927 CARD ROOM SENIOR OFFICERS’ DINING ROOM, THEN COMMITTEE ROOM HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND SENATE WING ZONE HOUSE OF SENATE REPRESENTATIVES PARLIAMENTARY COURTYARD COURTYARD LIBRARY LANDMARK ZONE ANCILLIARY FUNCTIONS ZONE LEADER OF OPPOSITION DEPUTY LEADER OF TAMMY FRASER’S SPOUSES ROOM OFFICE OPPOSITION OFFICE 1927 LIBRARY CATALOGUE ROOM MOVABLE HERITAGE ZONE CALWELL’S HANDRAIL SENATE SPEAKER’S OPPOSITION PARTY ROOM GOVERNMENT NEWSPAPERS SHOW ALL ZONES SUITE PARTY ROOM 1986, 1987 PRIME MINISTER’S PRESS SECRETARY THEN BACKBENCHER OPPOSITION WHIP 1927 INTERVIEW ROOMS GOVERNMENT LOBBY POST OFFICE CLERK OF THE HOUSE 1927 DEPUTY SPEAKER’S OFFICE CABINET ROOM MESSENGER SPEAKER’S WALK BROADCAST STORAGE HOUSE OF BOOTH SENATE KING’S HALL PRESIDENT’S WALK REPRESENTATIVES CHAMBER CHAMBER BROADCAST STORAGE ROOMS CLERK’S CORRIFOR IMPLEMENTATION PLAN POTENTIAL USE PLAN CAPITAL WORKS PLAN Movable Heritage Zone STATEMENT OF INTENT & OBJECTIVES IMAGES & INFO ON COLLECTION COLLECTION MANAGEMENT POLICY POLICIES HOW TO USE THIS PLAN LINKS HOW TO USE THIS PLAN UPPER FLOOR HERITAGE MANAGEMENT PLAN MAIN FLOOR ZONE STATEMENT OF INTENT LOWER FLOOR ACTION PROPOSAL FORM MANAGEMENT ZONES PARLIAMENTARY ZONE POLITICS AND PARTY ZONE GOVERNMENT WHIP GOVERNMENT LOBBY ATTENDANT BOOTHS FIRST PRIME MINISTER’S P.L.O OFFICE SUITE 1927 THIRD PARTY GOVERNMENT ROOM THEN COUNTRY PARTY ROOM MINISTERIAL OFFICES PARTY SENATE CLUB TO 1937 OFFICE OPPOSITION PARTY ROOM PRIME MINISTER’S OFFICES OFFICES OFFICE PRIME MINISTER’S SECURITY DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER UNTIL 1973 1988 SERGEANT-AT-ARMS’ COUNTY WHIP’S OFFICE USED BY OPPOSITION WHIP’S OFFICE CABINET SWITCH NOW TREASURER’S SUITE OFFICE OFFICE SENATE OFFICIAL 1960S DLP PARTY ROOM ROOM STATEMENTS OF VALUE HISTORY, PAST USE (KE Emu) IMAGE OF ROOM/S TEMP CABINET ROOM TYPIST’S BOOTH (ONLY REMAINING) TEMP PRIME MINISTER’S SUITE (1970s) SENATE WING MINISTERIAL OFFICES LEADER OF GOVERNMENT IN SENATE SUITE (EXTENDED 1970s) GOVERNMENT WHIP 1929 COMMITTEE ROOM SENATE OPPOSITION STAFF (WAS COMMITTEE ROOM) FEMALE TOILET PRESIDENT’S STAIRS PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE’S OFFICE SUITE CLERK OF THE SENATE FROM 1972 MAPPED VALUES SENSITIVITY TO CHANGE UTILITIES HOMEPAGE PRINT THIS SCREEN BUILDING ZONE STATEMENT OF INTENT & OBJECTIVES VALUES CRITERION A: HISTORY CRITERION B: RARITY ACTION PROPOSAL FORM CRITERION C: RESEARCH POTENTIAL CRITERION D: CHARACTERISTIC CRITERION E: AESTHETIC CRITERION F: TECHNICAL CRITERION G: SOCIAL FLOWCHART CRITERION H: SIGNIFICANT PEOPLE PERMITTED ACTION SCHEDULES OLD PARLIAMENT HOUSE MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK (Corporate Plan, Annual Business Plan, Business Continuity Plan) INTERPRETATION PLAN EXHIBITION PLAN MARKETING & EVENTS PLANS
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