6AAlpine resorts principles

6A Alpine resorts principles

(1) The Minister and Alpine Resorts Victoria, in performing their functions and exercising their powers under this Act and the regulations, must consider—

(a) protecting the unique environmental, social, cultural and economic characteristics of each alpine resort; and

(b) planning for and managing all alpine resorts in a co-ordinated manner that adapts to and responds to the impacts and risks of climate change; and

(c) the ongoing impact of the use of the alpine resorts on natural and cultural features and the ecology of the alpine resorts; and

(d) respecting, protecting and promoting Aboriginal self-determination, cultural values, practices, heritage and knowledge in the alpine resorts; and

(e) partnering with traditional owners in policy development, planning, and decision-making in the alpine resorts; and

(f) protecting and enhancing the amenity, access and use of each alpine resort, for the benefit and enjoyment of current and future generations of all Victorians; and

(g) promoting investment in a diverse range of tourism and recreation experiences, for all seasons, in each alpine resort.