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work program 2002-2003

Following is the work program for the period 2002-2003. The work items listed reflect the overall priorities set by the Council for this period. Council members, standing committees, working groups, national office, jurisdictions or contractors will undertake these activities as appropriate.

1.	Support efficient operation of ANZLIC
	•	Provide a national office.
	•	Manage all aspects of ANZLIC business operations.
	•	Manage meeting cycles for Council, standing committees and other bodies convened by ANZLIC.
	•	Cooperate with jurisdictions and other bodies in organising special events sponsored by ANZLIC.
	•	Manage reporting responsibilities between ANZLIC-related bodies.
	•	Produce the ANZLIC Annual Report.

2.	Implement NLWRA recommendations and partnership arrangements for natural resources information
	•	Liaise with relevant national bodies to assist formation of partnerships, joint projects and reporting for natural resources information.
	•	Undertake investigations, research and consultation for ANZLIC sponsored projects arising from the recommendations.
	•	Prepare submissions and reports.

3.	Implement the Australian Spatial Data Infrastructure
	•	Develop an implementation plan.
	•	Develop a policy and standards framework.
	•	Facilitate and coordinate communication between stakeholders (using work groups, workshops, etc).
	•	Develop products (such as best practice guidelines) to meet identified user needs.

4.	Support the implementation of the Spatial Information Industry Action Agenda
	•	Work with the Joint Industry Steering Committee to implement the Spatial Information Industry Action Agenda.
	•	Develop and maintain relationships with SI industry bodies.
	•	Undertake investigations, research and consultation for ANZLIC sponsored projects.

5.	Form stronger coordination arrangements and communication with users of spatial information
	•	Encourage formation of strong intra-jurisdictional coordinating arrangements involving both sources and users of spatial information.
	•	Develop a structured program to identify, communicate and form partnerships with relevant peak national bodies representing users of spatial information (emergency management, socio-economic and infrastructure are priorities).
	•	Develop reporting arrangements to cover areas of common interest between ANZLIC and these national bodies.
	•	Undertake joint activities with user communities (such as development of case studies, facilitation of workshops, etc).
	•	Implement the ANZLIC Outreach and Promotional program (including publications, online communication, presentations and briefings).

6.	Facilitate land administration reform
	•	Survey and audit jurisdictional activities related to land administration reform.
	•	Identify needs and opportunities at national level.

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work program 2002-2003

1.

Support efficient operation of ANZLIC

2.

Implement NLWRA recommendations and partnership arrangements for natural resources information

3.

Implement the Australian Spatial Data Infrastructure

4.

Support the implementation of the Spatial Information Industry Action Agenda

5.

Form stronger coordination arrangements and communication with users of spatial information

6.

Facilitate land administration reform