4.5 Sensitivity to change, lower North East Apiary industry
In order to assess the Lower North East apiary industry’s sensitivity to change the following needs to be addressed:
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In order to assess the Lower North East apiary industry’s sensitivity to change the following needs to be addressed:
An important element of each of the NSW RFAs is the requirement for a five–yearly review of the performance of the RFAs.
The North East Regional Forest Agreement (RFA) is one of three RFAs in New South Wales, and comprises two sub regions: Upper North East and Lower North East. The Australian and New South Wales governments signed the North East RFA on 31 March 2000.
The North East RFA was varied on 28 November 2018 with an extension until 26 August 2039, as it has proven to be a strong and effective framework for the sustainable management of North East RFA region’s forests. The extension was formalised following assessment, public consultation and independent review.
An important element of each of the NSW RFAs is the requirement for a five–yearly review of the performance of the RFAs.
The Eden Regional Forest Agreement (RFA) is one of three RFAs in New South Wales. The Australian and New South Wales governments signed the Eden RFA on 26 August 1999.
The Eden RFA was varied on 28 November 2018 with an extension until 26 August 2039, as it has proven to be a strong and effective framework for the sustainable management of Eden RFA region’s forests. The extension was formalised following assessment, public consultation and independent review.
The New South Wales (NSW) Regional Forest Agreements (RFAs) provide for sustainable forest management, certainty of access to resources for the renewable forestry industry, and a comprehensive conservation reserve network.
The NSW RFAs are long-term bilateral agreements that strike a balance between the environmental, social and economic uses of our forests.
The three NSW RFAs were signed by the State of New South Wales and the Commonwealth of Australia (the Parties) on:
As a summary of the work undertaken by the Expert Panel, outcomes of Steps A and B for Western Australia have been listed in Table 16. The table has been constructed so as to show the sieving approach that the Panel adopted in reaching these outcomes.
Australian thematic contexts, themes and sub-themes of outstanding universal value identified by the Panel are summarised below:
Thematic Context: `An Ancient Land'