on these aspects. Consideration of these factors, along with the overall objectives of the review, has guided the development of the options and proposed recommendations. A first Consultation Paper was released by the department in May 2014 for public comment. The consultation period ended on 1 September 2014 and more than 120 submissions were received. Respondents were from a range of stakeholder groups, including caravan park and camping ground users, local governments, park operators, peak bodies and state government agencies. A breakdown of feedback received by stakeholder group can be found at Appendix 2 to this paper. The feedback received in response to the first Consultation Paper has been used to inform the development of options in this second paper. Reference is made to the general content of feedback throughout this paper. The first Consultation Paper, and submissions received in response, can be found on the website at . department’s Structure of the Paper This paper is divided into a number of parts dealing with the key themes of proposed items for inclusion in the new Caravan Parks Act. The document outlines the relevant background information for each topic and recommends the option considered most appropriate to address the specific issue, along with other key options considered. Where possible, the benefits, potential costs and other impacts that may flow from the recommended options have been identified. Feedback received through consultation undertaken in 2014 has been analysed and has assisted in forming the options and recommendations presented in this paper. Please note the detailed mechanics of implementation and operation does not form part of this paper; however, feedback on these areas is welcome during the consultation period. Where possible, suggested means of implementation have been identified and included in this paper (see Appendix 1). Guidance questions at the end of each section seek comment on suggested implementation methods, as well as on general matters. This will be taken into account in the review of the regulations.
on these aspects. Consideration of these factors, along with the overall objectives of the review, has guided the development of the options and proposed recommendations. A first Consultation Paper was released by the department in May 2014 for public comment. The consultation period ended on 1 September 2014 and more than 120 submissions were received. Respondents were from a range of stakeholder groups, including caravan park and camping ground users, local governments, park operators, peak bodies and state government agencies. A breakdown of feedback received by stakeholder group can be found at Appendix 2 to this paper. The feedback received in response to the first Consultation Paper has been used to inform the development of options in this second paper. Reference is made to the general content of feedback throughout this paper. The first Consultation Paper, and submissions received in response, can be found on the department’s website at . Structure of the Paper This paper is divided into a number of parts dealing with the key themes of proposed items for inclusion in the new Caravan Parks Act. The document outlines the relevant background information for each topic and recommends the option considered most appropriate to address the specific issue, along with other key options considered. Where possible, the benefits, potential costs and other impacts that may flow from the recommended options have been identified. Feedback received through consultation undertaken in 2014 has been analysed and has assisted in forming the options and recommendations presented in this paper. Please note the detailed mechanics of implementation and operation does not form part of this paper; however, feedback on these areas is welcome during the consultation period. Where possible, suggested means of implementation have been identified and included in this paper (see Appendix 1). Guidance questions at the end of each section seek comment on suggested implementation methods, as well as on general matters. This will be taken into account in the review of the regulations.
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