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<strong>Public</strong> <strong>Information</strong> <strong>Booklet</strong><br />

� What say will Traditional Owners have in creating management plans?<br />

With reference to the commitments under the Heads <strong>of</strong> Agreement that will be formalised<br />

in the Indigenous Land Use Agreement, Woodside will be required to develop<br />

management plans to be agreed with the State, the KLC and Traditional Owners dealing<br />

with the following matters:<br />

� Cultural heritage;<br />

� Environment;<br />

� Training and employment; and<br />

� Business development and contracting.<br />

Under the Heads <strong>of</strong> Agreement, Woodside has also committed to the establishment <strong>of</strong><br />

and <strong>LNG</strong> Management Committee which will be made up <strong>of</strong> representatives <strong>of</strong> the State,<br />

Traditional Owners, Woodside and any other proponents. The Committee would monitor<br />

compliance with commitments in the management plans and the broader ILUA.<br />

Typically there arenít separate management plans for different seasons but if there are<br />

different measures to be considered due to the different seasons, these can be included<br />

in the relevant management plan.<br />

Policies and Indigenous Communities<br />

Questions:<br />

What are Woodsideís policies that relate to Aboriginal People (concerning, e.g.<br />

culture, training and employment)?<br />

Has Woodside had experience working with other Indigenous people?<br />

Has Woodside had experience with Indigenous people who have strong culture?<br />

What happened?<br />

How will Woodside do things differently from what it did with rock art in the<br />

Burrup?<br />

These questions are all specific to Woodside and the company has provided the following<br />

response:<br />

The key Woodside policy relating to Aboriginal people is the Indigenous Communities<br />

Policy. A copy <strong>of</strong> this policy is included as Appendix 2.<br />

Woodside works with Indigenous people in the Pilbara region <strong>of</strong> Western Australia<br />

through both the Karratha Gas Plant and the Pluto operations located in the Pilbara.<br />

Woodside also has further interaction with other groups that live in proximity to Woodside<br />

developments throughout Australia.<br />

Woodside has a range <strong>of</strong> staff with experience working with Indigenous people<br />

throughout Australia. An example <strong>of</strong> Woodside working with Indigenous people with<br />

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