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Business Sub Function Defines the set of Business Capabilities that
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Water Resources A
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� support water industry partnerships and cooperative approaches to
the management and use of water;
� apply legislation relating to waterways and water resources,
including rivers, groundwater, wetlands and urban water;
� advise on regulations regarding the exploitation of water resources
to ensure sustainable quality and availability for household,
industrial and agricultural use.
5.3.18 [1018] Primary Industries A
Primary Industries involves supporting rural and marine industries; advising on related regulations. Implementing
strategies for efficient and sustainable operations; monitoring current practices to meet national and international
standards. This includes liaison with industry bodies and across jurisdictions in relation to the needs of primary
industries.
Business Sub Function Defines the set of Business Capabilities that
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Chemical and Pesticide Control
A
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Marine and Rural Support A
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Quarantine A
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Rural Field Day Promotion A
� support the control of chemicals and pesticides;
� advise on and monitor the use of substances to control weeds,
insects and other pests that affect primary production;
� maintain a register of approved agricultural or veterinary chemicals
and pesticides;
� assess product applications;
� specify conditions of use and maximum residue limits;
� conduct routine inspections to ensure compliance.
� support and assist the growth and management of sea-based or
farming industries;
� identify markets and facilitate trade or investment opportunities;
� support and provide financial assistance for marine and rural
initiatives;
� provide advice on marine and rural regulation (including quality
assurance programs and operating standards);
� support and encourage efficient and sustainable cultivation
practices.
� protect the health of Australia's plant and animal populations from
risks associated with exotic pests and disease;
� conduct inspections at borders, ports, airports and other entry or
exit points;
� manage isolation and disinfection facilities;
� advise on quarantine regulations and investigating breaches.
� support shows, exhibitions and conferences to encourage
agricultural innovation (including financial assistance and advice on
planning and marketing strategies).