Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Management Plan 2021
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Board working groups
The Board establishes working groups to assist the Board to carry out its functions, primarily to advise and conduct work delegated by the Board. These working groups are the cultural and natural heritage, tourism, media and Aṉangu employment working groups. Each working group is made up of Nguraṟitja, Parks Australia staff, CLC staff and experts in a particular field. Currently the Board has working groups in the areas of cultural and natural heritage, tourism, media and Aṉangu employment. Each working group operates under terms of reference determined by the Board.
Challenges
• Ensuring Aṉangu and Piṟanpa Board members can make informed and effective decisions together as equals
• Complying with Tjukurpa and Piṟanpa laws and governance requirements when making decisions
• Ensuring working groups function effectively to assist the Board to carry out its functions
• Engaging younger Aṉangu in decision-making related to the park's management, to ensure joint management remains relevant and effective for future generations
• Ensuring Aṉangu priorities and views are considered when making decisions
• Ensuring the implementation of this plan is effectively monitored, reported and evaluated