OLD PARLIAMENT HOUSE AND CURTILAGE HERITAGE MANAGEMENT PLAN 2008–2013

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Old Parliament House and Curtilage Heritage Management Plan 2008–2013 XI Figure 1: Process to develop this plan 1. Plan developed pursuant to 324S and 341S EPBC Act 1999 2. Plan project supported by joint departmental Working Group & Expert Advisory Panel OPH & NCA prepare plan for the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and the Arts 3. Define scope of plan 4. Identify heritage values (Commonwealth & National) 5. Articulate attributes of the heritage values All drafts and processes were developed and reviewed by the Old Parliament House Working Group and the Expert Advisory Panel 6. Revise statement of significance 7. Risk & opportunity analysis related to protection of heritage values 8. Map heritage values of the place 9. Map sensitivity to change of heritage values 10. Define key management objectives & outcomes 11. Analyse & amalgamate mapped heritage values to a set of management zones 12. Develop action assessment process 13. Define policies & actions to address identified issues 14. Preliminary draft Heritage Management Plan 15. Review preliminary draft by Working Group & Expert Advisory Panel 16. Exposure Draft Heritage Management Plan 17. Invite comments from targeted stakeholder group and review by Working Group, Expert Advisory Panel, Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts (DEWHA) 18. Incorporate comments from consultation and review 19. OPH submit Final Draft Heritage Management Plan to DEWHA 20. DEWHA proceed to public comment period 21. Comments from Australian Heritage Council (AHC) 22. OPH, DEWHA & NCA prepare final Heritage Management Plan incorporating public and Australian Heritage Council comments & make recommendation to the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and the Arts Describe management zone title, attributes, rationale, statement of intent & objectives Considered all previous relevant plans and studies With key elements: -final management zones -risk analysis -action assessment process - policies - new use plan OPH, DEWHA & NCA review comments & make recommendation to AHC 23. Minister for the Environment, Heritage and the Arts considers comments and makes the plan
XII Old Parliament House and Curtilage Heritage Management Plan 2008–2013 Description of the plan The Old Parliament House Heritage Management Plan is divided into four parts: PART A–CONTEXT (Chapters 1-4) Part A of the plan provides background information about the place and presents an overview of the heritage values, obligations and constraints from which the core principles and policies are derived. 1. Introduction - Describes the purpose and scope of the plan, core principles and desired outcomes that will underpin the management of the place. 2. Description - Contains information about the place including the location boundaries, physical description and summary history. 3. Heritage values - Includes a summary statement of heritage significance, heritage attributes and condition and an analysis of the risks and opportunities that are attached to the heritage values. 4. Management framework - Describes the context and setting at international, national and local level including key legislation that applies to the place. PART B–MANAGEMENT (Chapters 5-7) Informed by the heritage values, their condition and related risks and opportunities, Part B of the plan outlines policies, strategies and zones. The processes for action assessment, plan implementation, reporting and monitoring are fully articulated. 5. Policies - A set of policies that will assist implementation of the core principles and protection of the heritage values. 6. Zones - Provides the methodology behind the development of the zones and corresponding statements of intent and objectives. The zones are a management tool developed from the mapped heritage values and the core principles. 7. Implementation and review - Describes the mechanisms for implementation and review, the decision making processes to be applied to action proposals, and an overview of the existing and potential uses of the place. PART C–IMPLEMENTATION TOOLS (Chapters 8-11) Part C consists of schedules that provide further detail and practical resources for plan implementation, undertaking action, proposal development and assessment and describes the permitted actions in detail. PART D–APPENDICES Part D contains detailed information in relation to the matters addressed in Parts A and B of the plan including a glossary, list of heritage studies and a bibliography. Front view of Old Parliament House, 2003 Source: Old Parliament House Collection
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