| Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Regulations 2000 Cth Schedule 7A – Management Plans for Commonwealth Heritage Places | |
| Legislation | Satisfied within |
| A management plan must: | |
| (a) Establish objectives for the identification, protection, conservation, presentation and transmission of the Commonwealth Heritage values of the place; and | Section 1 – Introduction |
| (b) Provide a management framework that includes reference to any statutory requirements and agency mechanisms for the protection of the Commonwealth heritage values of the place; and | Section 1 – Introduction |
| (c) Provide a comprehensive description of the place, including information about its location, physical features, condition, historical context and current uses; and | Section 2 – Cape Sorell Lightstation site Section 3 – History Section 4 – Fabric |
| (d) Provide a description of the Commonwealth heritage values and any other heritage values of the place; and | Section 5 – Heritage significance |
| (e) Describe the condition of the Commonwealth heritage values of the place; and | Section 5 – Heritage significance |
| (f) Describe the method used to assess the Commonwealth heritage values of the place; and | Section 5 – Heritage significance |
| (g) Describe the current management requirements and goals including proposals for change and any potential pressures on the Commonwealth heritage values of the place; and | Section 6 – Opportunities and constraints |
| (h) Have policies to manage the Commonwealth heritage values of a place, and include in those policies, guidance in relation to the following: | |
| i. The management and conservation processes to be used; | Section 7 – Conservation principles and policies (Policy 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 10, 11, 14) |
| ii. The access and security arrangements, including access to the area for indigenous people to maintain cultural traditions; | Section 7 – Conservation principles and policies (Policy 3) |
| iii. The stakeholder and community consultation and liaison arrangements; | Section 7 – Conservation principles and policies (Policy 15, 17) |
| iv. The policies and protocols to ensure that indigenous people participate in the management process; | Section 7- Conservation principles and policies (Policy 17) |
| v. The protocols for the management of sensitive information; | Not Applicable |
| vi. The planning and management of works, development, adaptive reuse and property divestment proposals; | Section 7 – Conservation principles and policies (Policy 16) |
| vii. How unforeseen discoveries or disturbances of heritage are to be managed; | Section 7 – Conservation principles and policies (Policy 12) |
| viii. How, and under what circumstances, heritage advice is to be obtained; | Section 7 – Conservation principles and policies (Policy 10, 11) |
| ix. How the condition of Commonwealth heritage values is to be monitored and reported; | Section 7- Conservation principles and policies (Policy 5, 6, 7, 14) |
| x. How records of intervention and maintenance of a heritage places register are kept; | Section 7 – Conservation principles and policies (Policy 7, 13) |
| xi. The research, training and resources needed to improve management; | Section 7 – Conservation principles and policies (Policy 9) |
| xii. How heritage values are to be interpreted and promoted; and | Section 7 – Conservation principles and policies (Policy 4) |
(i) Include an implementation plan; and | Section 8 – Heritage implementation schedule |
(j) Show how the implementation of policies will be monitored; and | Section 8 – Heritage implementation schedule |
(k) Show how the management plan will be reviewed. | Section 7 – Conservation management policies (Policy 18) Section 8 – Policy implementation schedule |
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