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Public Information Booklet � What say will Traditional Owners have in creating management plans? With reference to the commitments under the Heads of Agreement that will be formalised in the Indigenous Land Use Agreement, Woodside will be required to develop management plans to be agreed with the State, the KLC and Traditional Owners dealing with the following matters: � Cultural heritage; � Environment; � Training and employment; and � Business development and contracting. Under the Heads of Agreement, Woodside has also committed to the establishment of and LNG Management Committee which will be made up of representatives of the State, Traditional Owners, Woodside and any other proponents. The Committee would monitor compliance with commitments in the management plans and the broader ILUA. Typically there arenít separate management plans for different seasons but if there are different measures to be considered due to the different seasons, these can be included in the relevant management plan. Policies and Indigenous Communities Questions: What are Woodsideís policies that relate to Aboriginal People (concerning, e.g. culture, training and employment)? Has Woodside had experience working with other Indigenous people? Has Woodside had experience with Indigenous people who have strong culture? What happened? How will Woodside do things differently from what it did with rock art in the Burrup? These questions are all specific to Woodside and the company has provided the following response: The key Woodside policy relating to Aboriginal people is the Indigenous Communities Policy. A copy of this policy is included as Appendix 2. Woodside works with Indigenous people in the Pilbara region of Western Australia through both the Karratha Gas Plant and the Pluto operations located in the Pilbara. Woodside also has further interaction with other groups that live in proximity to Woodside developments throughout Australia. Woodside has a range of staff with experience working with Indigenous people throughout Australia. An example of Woodside working with Indigenous people with 5279225 91
Public Information Booklet strong culture includes the ongoing work with the Pilbara Indigenous groups in the areas of: � Cultural heritage management; � Cross cultural awareness training; � Contracting and business development; � Employment and training; and � Community projects. In relation to cultural heritage management for the Browse LNG Precinct, the State and Woodside, in line with the commitments in the Heads of Agreement will work with Traditional Owners and the KLC to design, construct, operate, decommission and rehabilitate the Precinct in a manner that where possible avoids impacts to Aboriginal sites or minimises any impacts on Aboriginal sites in accordance with relevant agreements and management plans. Miscellaneous Questions: � How long will the gas plant be there? The Browse LNG Precinct (in terms of construction, operation and decommissioning) will have a finite life of between approximately 30 to 99 years. � What is Woodsideís timeline and why? The timeline for any development will be determined by the respective joint venture. For illustrative purposes, for the Browse Joint Venture to make a Final Investment Decision (FID) as early as late 2011, the following things need to happen: � End 2009 ñ key terms of Indigenous Land Use Agreement settled; � Early 2010 ñ commence Basis of Design; � Early 2010 ñ Indigenous Land Use Agreement signed; � Mid 2010 ñ Strategic Assessment approval for the Browse LNG Precinct; � Early 2011 ñ commence Front End Engineering Design; � Early 2011 ñ commence site works. There is a positive outlook for the LNG market and one of the Browse Joint Venturers, Woodside, has Key Terms Agreements in place to sell Browse gas to PetroChina and CPC of Taiwan. This provides momentum for the project to proceed. Demand for LNG is strong and will continue to grow particularly as countries round the world look to generate electricity from more greenhouse friendly forms of energy. In addition, there is strong 5279225 92
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