TABLE OF CONTENTS Pages Symposium 1 - the National Sea ...

Information
flow
1. Initial concept
2. Approach system supplier
or build own system
3. Approach shire
4. Approach DNRE
5. Approach EPA
6. Approach CMA
Action Communication
7. Approach water authority
8. Engage system
supplier, purchase
land and establish
infrastructure
9. Inadequate backup
service by supplier for:
• Equipment
• establishing system
• training of operator
10. Approach Vic-RAS-Net,
extension service for
assistance
11. Members of Vic-RAS-
Net assist with
management advice and
retrospective fitting of
components
12. Successful, sustainable
growth
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Supplier advises of system
requirements and likely
impacts to environment.
Shire advises of planning
requirements and other
appropriate bodies to
approach
DNRE advises of
requirements of separate
bodies and statutory acts they
operate within
EPA advises of requirements,
and other bodies to contact
CMA advises of
requirements, and other
bodies to contact
Water Authority advises of
requirements, and other
bodies to contact
Vic-RAS-Net advise of
coordinated approach and
existence of one stop shop
facilitators
Free information flow from
members of Vic-RAS-Net to
new operator, learning
outcomes shared between all
parties involved.
Figure 3 Entering RAS without Vic-RAS-Net involvement: The hard way to enter RAS