your feedback to us, especially in a formal submission, we ask you to do the same. Infrastructure debate brings out much opinion and emotion but we urge you to base your submissions on facts, data and analysis. Evidence is the strongest weapon we all have in mounting our case. How your will be used All feedback received will be considered in the development of the draft strategy. A consultation report summarising key themes and ideas will be released in August. All formal submissions will also be provided to the citizen juries for consideration as part of their deliberations (with permission). What’s next? Two citizen juries one in metropolitan Melbourne and one in regional Victoria are – – considering what we should do to meet Victoria’s infrastructure needs. The juries will provide a report of recommendations to Infrastructure Victoria in late July. This report, along with the outcomes of this consultation program, will be considered as an important input into the draft strategy. The strategy will be released in September 2016 for another phase of stakeholder and community input. The final strategy will be formally presented to parliament by the end of 2016. The Victorian Government is required to respond to the strategy with a five-year plan outlining its priority projects within 12 months. Infrastructure Victoria will update the 30-year infrastructure strategy every three to five years, setting the direction for long-term infrastructure planning. Stay up to date Join the consultation register at Facebook: Twitter: Sources Infrastructure Victoria technical reports Options Assessment 2 Economic, social and environmental assessments — and option relationship mapping, 2016 Aurecon/Deloitte, Options analysis report Assessment 1, 2016. –
your feedback to us, especially in a formal submission, we ask you to do the same. Infrastructure debate brings out much opinion and emotion but we urge you to base your submissions on facts, data and analysis. Evidence is the strongest weapon we all have in mounting our case. How your will be used All feedback received will be considered in the development of the draft strategy. A consultation report summarising key themes and ideas will be released in August. All formal submissions will also be provided to the citizen juries for consideration as part of their deliberations (with permission). What’s next? Two citizen juries – one in metropolitan Melbourne and one in regional Victoria – are considering what we should do to meet Victoria’s infrastructure needs. The juries will provide a report of recommendations to Infrastructure Victoria in late July. This report, along with the outcomes of this consultation program, will be considered as an important input into the draft strategy. The strategy will be released in September 2016 for another phase of stakeholder and community input. The final strategy will be formally presented to parliament by the end of 2016. The Victorian Government is required to respond to the strategy with a five-year plan outlining its priority projects within 12 months. Infrastructure Victoria will update the 30-year infrastructure strategy every three to five years, setting the direction for long-term infrastructure planning. Stay up to date Join the consultation register at Facebook: Twitter: Sources Infrastructure Victoria technical reports Options Assessment 2 — Economic, social and environmental assessments and option relationship mapping, 2016 Aurecon/Deloitte, Options analysis report – Assessment 1, 2016.
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