National Recovery Plan for the Christmas Island Goshawk Accipiter fasciatus natalis
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Consultation with, and advice considered from relevant State and Territory Governments and the general public
There are no relevant State or Territory governments to consult with. Whilst Christmas Island is a Commonwealth non-self governing Territory, Western Australian laws are applied to the island as Commonwealth applied laws. A number of Western Australian agencies have roles on Christmas Island through agreements with the Department of Transport and Regional Services (DOTARS). DOTARS has contributed to the development of this plan.
This plan was originally written in 1996. The current version was completed by Birds Australia in consultation with PAN, staff of Christmas Island National Park, and the Department of Environment and Heritage, Canberra. Both Christmas Island Phosphates and Shire of Christmas Island were consulted during the preparation of this current plan.
As part of the requirements for the EPBC Act, a three month public consultation phase is undertaken whereby the public are able to contribute comments on draft plans, and where relevant these comments are then incorporated.