Urge the Government to Implement Recommendations from the Inquiry into NSW Planning System and the Impacts of Climate Change

Urge the Government to Implement Recommendations from the Inquiry into NSW Planning System and the Impacts of Climate Change

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The threats facing Wallum have largely stemmed from a planning system that needs to have more consideration of the current climate conditions and more input of First Nations knowledge. Without this, it is not meeting the needs of the community or effectively supporting the environment.

Following the Portfolio Committee No. 7 inquiry into the NSW planning system and the effects of climate change on the environment and communities, the report was tabled in the Legislative Council on November 19, 2024. The government is now reviewing the report and its recommendations.

A response to the final report is expected on February 19, 2025.


More information about the inquiry here

The threats facing Wallum have largely stemmed from a planning system that needs to have more consideration of the current climate conditions and more input of First Nations knowledge. Without this, it is not meeting the needs of the community or effectively supporting the environment.

Following the Portfolio Committee No. 7 inquiry into the NSW planning system and the effects of climate change on the environment and communities, the report was tabled in the Legislative Council on November 19, 2024. The government is now reviewing the report and its recommendations.

A response to the final report is expected on February 19, 2025.


More information about the inquiry here

Email Paul Scully - Minister for Planning and Public Spaces and other Ministers

We call for your voice in urging the government to take strong leadership, to adopt the recommendations from the inquiry and seize this critical opportunity to reform our state’s planning laws.

This will help ensure better protection for both communities and the environment against the growing impacts of climate change.

 

 

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Consider following up with a polite phone call

Paul Scully - Minister for Planning and Public Spaces

(02) 7225 6080



Chris Minns - Premier

(02) 7225 6000
 



Penny Sharpe - Minister for Climate Change, Minister for Energy, Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage

(02) 7225 6020

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* Address the Minister with respect and according to title, "The Honourable Minister Scully"

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More info about the inquiry and the report here

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