UDIA WA │ Working with WA’s Aboriginal Heritage Legislation

Course Summary

The UDIA WA One Day Course focuses on introducing participants to the Aboriginal Heritage Legislation. It covers key areas of knowledge required to understand their responsibilities in managing and protecting Aboriginal Heritage and operating effectively in Western Australia’s urban development industry.

Led by experienced presenters from the WA, the program is designed to increase the understanding of:

1. The changes to WA’s Aboriginal Heritage legislative and policy framework and the requirements and implications in an urban development context;
2. Landowner obligations, how to comply and considerations for project feasibilities and timeframes;
3. How to assess and minimise risk of harm to Aboriginal heritage; and
4. How to undertake business and consultations in a sensitive, respectful, and appropriate manner, including how and when to best engage with Aboriginal people during the development process.

Learning Outcomes

Delivered by industry experts, this course is designed to increase the understanding of:

• the important role of medium density in planning for Perth’s future
• the benefits of delivering medium density offerings(across single houses, grouped dwellings and multiple dwellings), to the market
• the planning framework, including changes to the R Codes, and approvals pathways and processes as they relate to delivering high quality medium density outcomes
• how to plan, design and gain approval for high quality medium density offerings for the target market

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