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Index
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Mission
The purpose of the National Plan is to maintain a national integrated Government and Industry organisational framework capable of effective response to oil pollution incidents in the marine environment and to manage associated funding, equipment and training programs to support National Plan activities.
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Email: Environment Protection Standards
ISSN: 1323-7772
last updated:
15 May 2002