Marine Environment Protection

Reporting Ship Sourced Pollution

National Plan

Place of Refuge Guidelines

Educational resources and information

Major Oil Spills in Australia

Prevention of Pollution from Ships

National Maritime Emergency Response Arrangements

AMSAs Role in Maritime Environmental Issues

Register of Local Fuel Oil Suppliers

Torres Strait PSSA

National Plan Management Committee

The National Plan to Combat Pollution of the Sea by Oil and other Noxious and Hazardous Substances

The National Plan Management Committee was established pursuant to Recommendation 2 of National Plan Review 2000, as follows:

"It is recommended that a National Plan Management Committee be established to undertake strategic management of the Plan, including the setting of broad policy directions, recommendations to Ministers on funding arrangements, and monitoring the provision of agreed services by National Plan participants."

Management Committee Functions:

The National Plan Management Committee provides strategic management of the Plan including:

Membership

The Management Committee has an independent Chair and comprises one representative from:

Meetings

The National Plan Management Committee generally meets once each year, during February/March.

The National Plan Management Committee is supported in its endeavours by the National Plan Operations Group (NPOG) which addresses operational aspects for the National Plan, including equipment, training exercises and contingency planning. NPOG has established three working groups to address specific issues on oil, chemicals and the environment.

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last updated: February 2008