obligations. breaches of statutory obligations. PM1.2 Formation of industry-led steering Steering committee documentation. committee to identify training needs. Training offered consistent with PM1.3 Training has been provided to meet identified needs. industry needs. Number of courses. Demand for training is met. PM1.4 1080 and Strychnine accreditation meets Breaches of use of 1080 and required standards. Strychnine. PM1.5 Effective relationship established with DoH. DoH input to key areas. Current best practice for wild dog management is adopted Outcome 2: State Strategy S2.1 Ensure Best Practice Management options are readily available to land managers to support adoption. Actions Responsibility Time frame (Year) A2.1.1 Undertake an industry review of State Wild Industry-led 1 Dog Strategy. steering committee A2.1.2 Update BPM to include tactics. ISS 2 Note: BPM update linked to 3.3.1 and 4.2.1 A2.1.3 Adoption of the National Model Code of ISPP 2 Practice for the Humane Control of Wild Dogs in Western Australia. A2.1.4 Ensure adoption of the Western Australia ISRD 2-5 Wild Dog Management Code of Practice. A2.1.5 Develop a state-wide engagement program Industry-led 2, 2-5 for land manager adoption of current wild dog steering management best practice. committee with ISPM assistance Note: The engagement program should identify mechanisms (new or existing) for knowledge dissemination including use of technology (eg. apps, ute guides, other), trials or pilot program, or industry forums. A2.1.6 Best practice management (BPM) ISPM (IKM) 1, 2-5 knowledge is available through online and hard copy media sources. Regional Strategy S2.1 Ensure Best Practice Management options are readily available to land managers to support adoption.
obligations. breaches of statutory obligations. PM1.2 Formation of industry-led steering committee to identify training needs. Steering committee documentation. PM1.3 Training has been provided to meet industry needs. Training offered consistent with identified needs. Number of courses. Demand for training is met. PM1.4 1080 and Strychnine accreditation meets required standards. Breaches of use of 1080 and Strychnine. PM1.5 Effective relationship established with DoH. DoH input to key areas. Outcome 2: Current best practice for wild dog management is adopted State Strategy S2.1 Ensure Best Practice Management options are readily available to land managers to support adoption. Actions Responsibility Time frame (Year) A2.1.1 Undertake an industry review of State Wild Dog Strategy. Industry-led steering committee 1 A2.1.2 Update BPM to include tactics. Note: BPM update linked to 3.3.1 and 4.2.1 ISS 2 A2.1.3 Adoption of the National Model Code of Practice for the Humane Control of Wild Dogs in Western Australia. ISPP 2 A2.1.4 Ensure adoption of the Western Australia Wild Dog Management Code of Practice. ISRD 2-5 A2.1.5 Develop a state-wide engagement program for land manager adoption of current wild dog management best practice. Note: The engagement program should identify mechanisms (new or existing) for knowledge dissemination including use of technology (eg. apps, ute guides, other), trials or pilot program, or industry forums. Industry-led steering committee with ISPM assistance 2, 2-5 A2.1.6 Best practice management (BPM) knowledge is available through online and hard copy media sources. ISPM (IKM) 1, 2-5 Regional Strategy S2.1 Ensure Best Practice Management options are readily available to land managers to support adoption.
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