submission to the 2015 Review of the Premises Standards of the Building Code of Australia. 2.3.3 Co-host a public This event was held on 12 June 2015. No change. symposium in partnership with the ‘Creative Spaces and the Built Environment’ forum National Live Music was held in collaboration with the Live Music Office in 2014 on the Office and University of Sydney at the Faculty of Building Code of Architecture, Design and Planning. Across the day Australia and the live 120 people attended. The outcomes and proposed music and actions arising from the event was recently performance sector. presented to Council for endorsement, and is This forum will invite currently on public exhibition. The City will invite representatives from other government agencies, the cultural sector the Australian Building and broader community to provide feedback on Codes Board, the City the paper. Following consultation, the paper will of Sydney, NSW inform City of Sydney policy development in Department of relation to the live music and performance Planning and the industry and broader cultural sector, as well as our creative sector to advocacy priorities in this area. investigate compliance and affordability for live performance in
submission to the 2015 Review of the Premises Standards of the Building Code of Australia. 2.3.3 Co-host a public symposium in partnership with the National Live Music Office in 2014 on the Building Code of Australia and the live music and performance sector. This forum will invite representatives from the Australian Building Codes Board, the City of Sydney, NSW Department of Planning and the creative sector to investigate compliance and affordability for live performance in This event was held on 12 June 2015. ‘Creative Spaces and the Built Environment’ forum was held in collaboration with the Live Music Office and University of Sydney at the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning. Across the day 120 people attended. The outcomes and proposed actions arising from the event was recently presented to Council for endorsement, and is currently on public exhibition. The City will invite other government agencies, the cultural sector and broader community to provide feedback on the paper. Following consultation, the paper will inform City of Sydney policy development in relation to the live music and performance industry and broader cultural sector, as well as our advocacy priorities in this area. No change.
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