P. cinnamomi on priority biodiversity assets. Action Responsible Priority Timeframe Performance party indicators Action 2.1 State and territory High priority Short term Phosphite is assessed governments for its appropriateness Assess the to be registered as a appropriateness of control method for registration of Phytophthora dieback phosphite for in natural systems. management of P. cinnamomi in Required research is natural ecosystem identified and contexts. conducted for registration (if If appropriate and feasible, initiate appropriate). registration by the Process for registration Australian Pesticides of phosphite for and Veterinary national use in natural Management Authority. ecosystem contexts has commenced (if appropriate). Action 2.2 Australian High priority Ongoing Quarantine and Government and hygiene measures for Implement control state, territory and priority biodiversity actions to protect local governments assets are implemented priority biodiversity during the life of this assets (as identified TAP. Objective 1) from the impacts of Where suitable P. cinnamomi. eradication, containment or control methods are applicable, these are implemented throughout the life of this TAP (e.g. eradicate small infestations to protect high value healthy catchments). Ex situ conservation of species at risk is undertaken at appropriate facilities that manage the risk of P. cinnamomi introduction. Action 2.3 Australian High priority Short term Risk reduction plans Government, state, and ongoing (prevention, impact Develop and territory and local reduction, containment, implement practices to governments and stakeholder minimise the
P. cinnamomi on priority biodiversity assets. Action Responsible party Priority Timeframe Performance indicators Action 2.1 Assess the appropriateness of registration of phosphite for management of P. cinnamomi in natural ecosystem contexts. If appropriate and feasible, initiate registration by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Management Authority. State and territory governments High priority Short term Phosphite is assessed for its appropriateness to be registered as a control method for Phytophthora dieback in natural systems. Required research is identified and conducted for registration (if appropriate). Process for registration of phosphite for national use in natural ecosystem contexts has commenced (if appropriate). Action 2.2 Implement control actions to protect priority biodiversity assets (as identified Objective 1) from the impacts of P. cinnamomi. Australian Government and state, territory and local governments High priority Ongoing Quarantine and hygiene measures for priority biodiversity assets are implemented during the life of this TAP. Where suitable eradication, containment or control methods are applicable, these are implemented throughout the life of this TAP (e.g. eradicate small infestations to protect high value healthy catchments). Ex situ conservation of species at risk is undertaken at appropriate facilities that manage the risk of P. cinnamomi introduction. Action 2.3 Develop and implement practices to minimise the Australian Government, state, territory and local governments and High priority Short term and ongoing Risk reduction plans (prevention, impact reduction, containment, stakeholder
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