The Objectives of the Plan are: improved priority setting and transparency in declaration processes in invasive species management coordinated prevention, eradication and response are implemented for high priority invasive species partnerships between community, industry and government are achieving effective containment and control of widely established invasive species efficiently applied regulation underpins effective control of invasive species the community, industry and government have relevant information to inform and report on invasive species management. Table 1 The structure of the Plan Goal 1. Setting priorities Goal 2. Prevention and Goal 3. Control of Goal 4. Regulation and Goal 5. Information and eradication widespread and compliance accountability established invasive species Community, industry and Effective border Landholders, industries Ensure regulatory and Ensure priority setting government actions in quarantine, surveillance and governments work compliance mechanisms and continuous invasive species and detection, and together to reduce the underpin activities in improvement in invasive management are targeted eradication actions impacts of widespread invasive species species management is to deliver the greatest prevent new high-impact and established invasive management. informed by relevant and benefit from the resources invasive species species. timely information available for prevention, becoming established in available to, and shared eradication, containment Western Australia. between, all parties. and targeted protection. Strategy G1.1 Evaluating Strategy G2.1 Strategy G3.1 Routine Strategy G4.1 Effective Strategy G5.1 Sharing – – – – – risks for invasive species and border surveillance regulatory mechanisms information and processes knowledge 3 Actions 2 Actions 2 Actions 3 Actions
The Objectives of the Plan are: improved priority setting and transparency in declaration processes in invasive species management coordinated prevention, eradication and response are implemented for high priority invasive species partnerships between community, industry and government are achieving effective containment and control of widely established invasive species efficiently applied regulation underpins effective control of invasive species the community, industry and government have relevant information to inform and report on invasive species management. Table 1 The structure of the Plan Goal 1. Setting priorities Goal 2. Prevention and eradication Goal 3. Control of widespread and established invasive species Goal 4. Regulation and compliance Goal 5. Information and accountability Community, industry and government actions in invasive species management are targeted to deliver the greatest benefit from the resources available for prevention, eradication, containment and targeted protection. Effective border quarantine, surveillance and detection, and eradication actions prevent new high-impact invasive species becoming established in Western Australia. Landholders, industries and governments work together to reduce the impacts of widespread and established invasive species. Ensure regulatory and compliance mechanisms underpin activities in invasive species management. Ensure priority setting and continuous improvement in invasive species management is informed by relevant and timely information available to, and shared between, all parties. Strategy G1.1 – Evaluating risks for invasive species 3 Actions Strategy G2.1 – and border processes 2 Actions Strategy G3.1 – Routine surveillance 2 Actions Strategy G4.1 – Effective regulatory mechanisms Strategy G5.1 – Sharing information and knowledge 3 Actions
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